Yamanashi Prefecture announced that it would approve Fuji Kyuko’s applications related to its resort development on prefectural land in Yamanakako Village, including applications to sublease land and construct new buildings that had been held in abeyance. The prefecture plans to approve approximately 40 applications held in abeyance since February by next week.
Yamanashi Prefecture announced that it would approve applications related to the subleasing of land and construction of buildings that had been held in abeyance for Fuji Kyuko’s resort development on prefectural land in Yamanakako Village. In connection with this, the prefecture indicated that it plans to approve by next week approximately 40 applications that had been held in abeyance since February.
Meanwhile, Fuji Kyuko and the prefecture continue civil mediation over matters including rent for the prefectural land. Governor Nagasaki (長崎) explained that, based on the exchanges during the mediation, he had determined that the applications had reached the level required for approval. The prefecture has filed an appeal with the Tokyo High Court against the Kofu District Court’s provisional disposition order.
The policy announced this time also indicates an intention to approve applications submitted in the future. Attention will be focused on developments in the related disputes.