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HOTEL COAMO SPRINGS, INC. v. COLON

Civ. No. 74-0598.

539 F.Supp. 1008 (1982)

HOTEL COAMO SPRINGS, INC., Plaintiff, v. Rafael Hernandez COLON, Governor of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico; Francisco De Jesus Schuck, Secretary of Justice, Commonwealth of Puerto Rico; Rafael Alonso Alonso, President, Commonwealth Planning Board; Pedro Mora; Francis Conway; Luis Negron Zayas, Members, Commonwealth Planning Board; Salvador Casellas, Secretary of the Treasury, Commonwealth of Puerto Rico; Emilio Casellas, Administrator, Public Recreation and Parks Administration; Roberto Bouret, Director, Tourism Development Company, Defendants.

United States District Court, D. Puerto Rico.

May 12, 1982.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

William H. Preston, Jr., Francis, Doval, Muñoz, Acevedo, Otero & Trias, San Juan, P. R., for plaintiff.

Héctor Reichard-de-Cardona, Secretary of Justice, Com. of P. R., Dept. of Justice, San Juan, P. R., for defendants.

MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER

CEREZO, District Judge.

By Joint Resolution 481 approved on May 31, 1973 the Legislature of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico declared (1) that 25 cuerdas in which thermal waters known as the Coamo Springs as well as the buildings and structures found therein were a public utility; (2) that it was the public policy of the Commonwealth to utilize the Coamo...

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