The Councilor for Urban Planning, Davinia Ramírez, highlights the speed and forcefulness with which we are working on infractions, compared to the lack of action during the previous mandate
The Department of Urban Planning of the City Council of San Bartolomé de Tirajana, through the Activity Violations area, has initiated the relevant procedures to proceed with the sealing and closure of three rent a car establishments that operate without a municipal opening license. or they have not proceeded to complete the prior communication requirement, which is required by the applicable regulations for the start-up of the activity. Specifically, after the complaint filed with the city council, on April 26, 2024, for the installation of an office module by the Autos Omega entity in the free space area of the Tinache apartments, the Department of Urban Planning issued a sealing order dated May 7, that is, "in six days the sealing order was decreed when the Administration has four years to initiate a file regarding Urban Discipline," said councilor Davinia Ramírez.
At the same time, the procedure has been initiated to close the establishment or prohibit the companies Jet2 Cars and Secret Rent a Car from developing vehicle rental activities, which have installed removable office modules of different sizes in the Center's parking lots. Yumbo Commercial. The Department of Urban Planning acts like this, as indicated by the councilor of the area, after the complaints and reports issued by the Local Police of San Bartolomé de Tirajana, and after consulting the data in the Development Section and verifying that "the activity carried out "It does not have a municipal opening license or it has not proceeded to complete the prior communication requirement, which is required by the regulations for the start-up of the activity, so we began the procedure that would entail the sealing and closing of the three offices."
Councilor Ramírez adds that with this information she also wants to respond to the brief presented by the opposition in which she asks under what license these companies operate, “they do not have a license, neither Omega, installed two weeks ago on Avenida de Tirajana, nor Secret Rent a Car or Jet2 Cars.” The councilor highlights the "speed and forcefulness with which we are working in this government in the face of infractions, as has happened with the company Omega since, in response to the complaint filed, a sealing procedure has been initiated in six days." However, adds Ramírez, “Ms. Narváez cannot say the same about her work, since throughout her mandate only two files were started that were left unfinished since they were allowed to expire. Perhaps, if Narváez had done her job well in the previous stage, these companies would not have gotten used to flouting the rules,” concludes Councilor Ramírez.
