Decreto-ley 1/2009, de 22 de diciembre, de ordenación de los equipamientos comerciales. | BOE-A-2010-738 — Spain law | Esheria

Decreto-ley 1/2009, de 22 de diciembre, de ordenación de los equipamientos comerciales.

This provision says the decree-law sets the legal framework that commercial establishments in Catalan municipalities must follow.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Decree law
Citation
BOE-A-2010-738
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
Official source
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Municipalities must take commercial use into account when preparing or revising general urban planning, and a commerce report is required in the planning process. The article says commercial establishment promoters or holders must file the required communications and, where applicable, obtain the commercial licence. It also says certain collective establishments are under a single administrative regime, procedures may be handled before the local council or the competent trade directorate, and electronic filing and OGE access must be facilitated. This article sets out two administrative intervention regimes for commercial establishments: communication and commercial licence. Las personas interesadas tienen derecho a obtener información sobre la licencia comercial, sus trámites, autoridades competentes, acceso a registros públicos y vías de impugnación. El ayuntamiento debe asegurar una de dos condiciones antes de autorizar obras o la apertura cuando el proyecto admita uso comercial; además, la dirección general competente en comercio puede emitir certificados de idoneidad del uso comercial a petición del ayuntamiento o de la persona interesada.