The municipality of Rotglà i Corberà, in the region of La Costera, in the Cañoles River Valley and on its left bank, is the result of the merger of two previous ones, called Alcudia Blanca and Corberà, the first of which would later take the name of its territorial lord, José Rotglà. There are evidences of occupation of the territory since the Metal Age: they are the remains of a possible town of the Valencian Bronze culture that exist in the Alto de la Carraposa, in part already in the term of Llanera, where smooth ceramics made to flint hand and chips. There are no data from the times that go from the Bronze Age to the Romanization, but from this last period, apparently from the 1st to the 3rd centuries of the Era, there are the remains of an important rustic town: walls, paving slabs, loom, ceramic of Iberian and Roman tradition of common type.
Roman and pre-Roman sites have also been found. It is possible that they were part of the villas around Saetabis (Xàtiva), which stood out for the quality of their linen.
Rotglà i Corberá currently shares mobility problems with neighboring municipalities that go beyond the content of a general plan, as well as the effect of the occupation of part of its territory by illegal housing. Within the urban area, the presence of industrial buildings constitutes an element of degradation, which is difficult to escape from because of the jobs that depend on these facilities and because of the extraordinary difficulties to be overcome in trying to take these industries out of the area and locate them. in a polygon with that use.
After almost three decades of validity of the current planning and after suffering the declaration of nullity, in 2014, from a PGOU which had been approved in 2008, the main objectives of the new general plan are:
Locality: Rotglà i Corberà (Valencia, Spain); Promoter: City Council of Rotglà i Corberà; Municipal term area: 627 Ha.; Urban Land: 36 Ha.; Able for urbanise Land: 12 Ha.; Not able for urbanise land: 579 Ha.; Population cores: 1; Processing status: In process