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Thus, the General Council of the Municipality of Bucharest unanimously adopted at Monday’s meeting a decision according to which the fee for the occupation of the public domain for terraces and restaurants will be zero between January and June 2021.
According to the draft, the application of the fee for the use of public places with public catering services and summer terraces provided for in point 3.13 of Annex no. 2 from HCGMB no. 139/2020 as well as the provisions of point 3.11 of Annex no. 2nd.
According to HCGMB no. 139/2020, the fee for the use of public places with public catering services and summer terraces currently has a value between 0.5 – 1.1 lei / square meter / day, depending on the area. The fee is charged for the following types of activities: public catering; summer terraces (for the period 01.05 – 30.09) with or without alcoholic beverages; sale of bakery and pastry products; other similar activities.
The project, introduced in the additional agenda, was announced on Friday by Mayor General Nicusor Dan.
“We will discuss on Monday, at the General Council meeting, that the public domain occupancy tax for terraces and restaurants will be zero between January and June 2021. It is a measure to support the HoReCA industry, seriously affected by the epidemic. , and employment in the field. It is important to support small businesses in the Capital, “wrote the Mayor General, announced Nicușor Dan.
The deputy mayors of the Capital were elected
Also at today’s meeting, Stelian Bujduveanu (PNL) and Horia Tomescu (USR-PLUS) were elected deputy mayors of the Capital, after the vote in the Bucharest General Council.
Initially, the meeting was interrupted for an hour with the PSD municipal councilors present in the room, after they refused to participate in the debates in the room intended for them.
The president of the meeting, Cosmin Smighelschi, reproached the representatives of the PSD who do not want to respect the measures to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus. He announced that the members of the CGMB present in the room will have the microphones disconnected, participating in the debate through the computer system, with the help of the tablets that they have at their disposal.
The leader of the PSD group, Aurelian Bădulescu, replied that Smighelschi expresses personal opinions and that the presence of the PSD councilors in the CGMB room is legitimate. He accused the president of a “fascist attitude”, adding that PSD representatives have the same rights as the president. “You are not a teacher, you are a colleague like us, we are going to put ourselves on the agenda,” said the former deputy mayor.
