What is it 

In what context?

https://www.google.es/search?source=hp&ei=xF1FXqb5HqmRmwX6sregDg&q=P+E+R+I&oq=P+E+R+I&gs_l=psy-ab.3..0l8j0i10l2.2103.4662..9261...0.0..0.100.699.7j1......0....1..gws-wiz.....0.M_oBE9YcabY&ved=0ahUKEwim656Q387nAhWpyKYKHXrZDeQQ4dUDCAY&uact=5

Something to do with innovation 14

PERI'S - "Proyecto Especial de Reforma Interior" (special project to reform the interior)

Thank you, Brimar!

Just a license to do work on your house then. I suppose if you live in a protected area and you have done work on your house without a PERI,  innovation 14 rules and the legality aspect would come into force ie: you may have to put it back to original or apply for permission to retain it.
I'm only interested in this as there's going to be a meeting apparently at the town hall for residents of Los Hig and Limaria concerning innovation 14 and PERI's

Quote from: FOGGY on 14 Feb, 2020, 10:01:02 AM
Just a license to do work on your house then. I suppose if you live in a protected area and you have done work on your house without a PERI,  innovation 14 rules and the legality aspect would come into force ie: you may have to put it back to original or apply for permission to retain it.
I'm only interested in this as there's going to be a meeting apparently at the town hall for residents of Los Hig and Limaria concerning innovation 14 and PERI's

Don't quote me as I might be wrong, I don't think that what a PERI is in this context.

As far as I understand it Ino 14 is what outlines the Urban Non consolidated areas and these are called ARI's. No plots, roads or infrastructure are shown on these ARI's. That is what a PERI does, basically once the PERI is added, it will show details of your plot etc.,

Like I said that is my understanding, but best check with someone at the town hall.

I find it absolutely incredible that so many years after people bought here in good faith, there are even more hoops being produced to jump through...

Frankie, I understand completely but I would like to say that a lot of the problems came about because the "estate agents" recommended a solicitor to use for the purchaser. Most of those were already in the pockets of the land owner/builder/agent and perhaps an independent (or at least out of town/area professionals) would or could have given better advice instead of looking for their commission!!!

When we came over here many years ago for a week or two holiday and looking around to buy, staying with a friend who had moved out a few years earlier, he said "every Brit over here is an estate agent" It's still true!!

I know it's no consolation to the people affected but what looks like a good deal isn't always, professional advice (especially in a foreign country) can always be reflected back to the "professional" ... same everywhere in the world : caveat emptor

I really wish I had used the abogado suggested by my vendor instead of finding my own, then maybe I may not have an escritura which is not worth the paper it is written on...

On the other side frankie we used the abogado suggested by our vendor and our escritura is worth about the same as yours.

It was a loose, loose situation back then, jimmyac.  Thankfully things are different for new buyers now.  We believed what our 'solicitors' told us as they were supposedly the experts.   

  The definition of an expert -> Ex is something that has been and Spurt is a drip under pressure.

You are not wrong there, Drax!
I now have a rottweiler barrister dealing with my problems now and she is nowhere near this area.......

Well let's just say that the expert solicitor that I used was expertly bent.