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Thus, the president promulgated the law to amend and supplement Government Ordinance No. 21/2002 on the management of urban and rural towns, which refers to the obligations of institutions, natural and legal persons in managing towns, reports Capital.
Obligations of natural and legal persons
According to the normative act, public authorities and institutions, as well as natural and legal persons, have the obligation to carry out maintenance and cleaning works on the buildings and land they own or use, their annexes, the premises, fences and any other. spaces used by them.
Natural and legal persons have the obligation to ensure the care of the buildings and land they own or use, of the domiciliary annexes, patios, fences and to maintain order and cleanliness in streets, roads, squares, parks and gardens, in other public places, as well as on public transport.
Public institutions, natural persons and legal entities have the following obligations: to maintain the buildings they own, the residential annexes, their patios and fences, as well as their related facilities, in good condition, by carrying out repair works, gardening and else. specific; ensure the cleaning of the facades of the houses and other buildings located on the street front, their plastering and periodic painting, according to the measures established by the municipalities; ensure the repair, washing of windows and showcases, the replacement of broken ones, the maintenance of the companies and the facades of the buildings owned by it, including their periodic washing, cleaning and painting; to ensure the cleanliness of the land and storage areas owned, as well as the access roads; ensure the cleanliness and hygiene of the buildings and premises owned in any way, including through cleaning, disinsection and rodent control activities, according to the rules established by the municipalities.
Other obligations of public institutions and natural and legal persons are: to properly store domestic, industrial, agricultural waste, as well as reusable materials, only in places specially designed or authorized by the authorities of the local public administration; keep the sidewalks, driveway, public places and parking lots they use clean; remove snow and ice from the sidewalks near the buildings they own and from the parking spaces they use, in accordance with the regulations established by the municipalities; observe the measures established to ensure hygiene and public cleanliness in the localities; ensure the cleanliness of means of transport and equipment when entering public roads; clean and maintain ditches, gutters and walkways related to the property; complete the construction started, based on the authorizations issued by the mayors, under the conditions and terms that they establish.
If these obligations are not fulfilled within the 30 days notified by the mayor, or by the persons empowered by him, the mayor may approve the execution by the authority of the local public administration of the cleaning and sanitation actions, but in charge of the notified owners.
Lifting vehicles for 24 hours
It should be noted that institutions and natural and legal persons have the obligation not to occupy the public domain with vehicles outside the spaces expressly marked by the administrator of the public domain. Otherwise, if a vehicle is parked in the public domain, in places other than the public thoroughfare, the local Police may order the technical-administrative measure to lift the vehicle. Vehicle lifting is a public service and is carried out 24 hours a day.
Likewise, the lifting of the vehicle is not ordered or, if it has been ordered, it is not executed or stopped, if the presence of people is visible in the vehicle. The driver of the vehicle is directly responsible in the event that the presence of natural and legal persons in the vehicle is not visible when ordering or executing the measure.
In accordance with the provisions adopted, the lifting of the vehicle is ordered, in writing, by means of a lifting order, which must include at least information on the date, time and place of lifting of the vehicle, professional grade, name and surname of the local police officer. that you can order the measure. It contains, the express indication of the legal basis regarding the infringed rule, mentions regarding the photography or video recording of the vehicle’s parking, mentions about visible damage to the vehicle, data on the registration number and the vehicle brand.
The operations carried out to lift the vehicle consist of lifting, transporting and storing the vehicle, excluding the movement of the raised vehicle on its own wheels.
The deputies also established that the transport to the storage place is no longer carried out if, until its start, the owner or user of the elevated vehicle shows up at the collection point and agrees to defray the expenses incurred, respectively the value of the operation. of elevation.
Storage is carried out only in suitable spaces, specially arranged by the administrator of the public highway or by the local public administration, under the care of the local public administration.
The lifted vehicle is returned after proof of payment of the fee related to the operation / operations carried out, based on the documents that prove its ownership or legal possession. The restitution program for vehicles stored in specially conditioned spaces is ensured by a continuous service, 24 hours a day.