BALI — Following a thorough review by the Special Committee on Spatial Planning, Assets, and Licensing (Pansus TRAP) of the Bali Provincial Parliament together with the Bali Provincial Public Order Agency (Satpol PP), Nuanu Creative City has officially received full clarity regarding the status of its permits. The comprehensive inspection coordinated by Satpol PP Bali confirmed that all permits submitted by Nuanu are complete and fully compliant with applicable regulations, including the administrative and operational permits for Luna Beach Club.
Earlier, the Pansus TRAP team and Satpol PP had requested Nuanu to present all licensing documents as part of a formal verification process. After on-site inspections, Satpol PP Bali conducted a series of follow-up examinations and cross-checks with relevant agencies. Throughout this process, Nuanu submitted all required documents, meeting every aspect under review.
Dewa Rai Darmadi, Head of Bali Provincial Satpol PP, stated that Nuanu Creative City operates in full compliance with Bali’s and Indonesia’s legal and spatial-planning regulations. This confirmation was delivered directly to Nuanu’s representative, Senior Legal Officer Gede Wahyu Hariyanto, at the Satpol PP Bali Office.
The conclusion marks a significant moment that provides clarity to the public and strengthens collaboration between the government and responsible investors in Bali’s creative and tourism sectors. It also reflects a shared commitment to ensuring sustainable investment and transparent governance as the foundation of Bali’s long-term development.
“After conducting a joint inspection and involving all relevant stakeholders, including Tabanan regional agencies, we can confirm that Nuanu Creative City fully complies with all applicable regulations,” said Dewa Darmadi. He added that Nuanu had successfully demonstrated all required permits. “More importantly, Nuanu stands as a model of how investment in Bali can be both legal and visionary—protecting culture, preserving nature, and delivering real value to the community. This is the kind of development we hope to see grow in the future.”
Dewa Darmadi also confirmed that the inspection results have been formally delivered to the Pansus TRAP. “The results we submitted to Nuanu have also been forwarded to the Special Committee. The Chair has reviewed and accepted the findings, confirming that Nuanu’s permits are complete,” he noted.
Chairman of the Pansus TRAP of the Bali Provincial Parliament, I Made Suparta — accompanied by Committee Secretary I Dewa Nyoman Rai and Deputy Secretary Dr. Somvir — affirmed the conclusion. “We have reviewed the results, and all permits are indeed complete,” said the legislator from Tabanan.
Nuanu expressed appreciation for the professionalism and cooperation demonstrated throughout the process. “We are grateful for the clarity and collaboration provided by the Bali Provincial Parliament, especially Pansus TRAP, as well as Satpol PP Bali,” said Nuanu’s Senior Legal Officer, Gede Wahyu Hariyanto.
Additionally, Nuanu’s Director of Communications, Ida Ayu Astari Prada, reiterated the company’s commitment to completing all permits in accordance with Bali’s regulations and procedures. “Legal compliance is not just a requirement—it is our responsibility to the community, visitors, and investors,” she emphasized.
She further noted that the confirmation strengthens Nuanu’s commitment to developing a creative and sustainable destination. “At Nuanu, we are committed to doing things the right way and with long-term vision. Most importantly, we aim to create meaningful, high-quality experiences for our visitors while honoring the land we stand on. These core principles are what make our synergy with the government effective and constructive.”
An official letter from the Bali Provincial Parliament and Satpol PP will be issued to formally document the findings and serve as an authoritative reference for stakeholders.***
