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BOP de Ávila · 01 Sep 2026 · 2 vistas

Casavieja modifies the street market and fair fee and opens it for allegations

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The Casavieja City Council has opened for public exhibition the modification of Fiscal Ordinance No. 13, which regulates the fee for the occupation of municipally-owned land, the installation of stalls in the street market, attractions, fair stalls and booths, circuses, shows, and other similar activities. The announcement, signed by the mayor-president Vanessa Muñoz García, is published in the Official Gazette of the Province of Ávila number 168, dated September 1, 2026, under file number 1737/26.

The modification was initially approved by the City Council-Plenary in a session held on August 12, 2026. With this process, the council updates the regulatory framework that taxes the occupation of the municipal public domain by fairground operators, street vendors, and show organizers.

Period for Allegations

The text will be open to the public for a period of thirty days, starting from the day following its publication in the provincial gazette, so that interested parties may submit allegations or claims. The announcement is dated in Casavieja on August 17, 2026.

  • Public exhibition period: 30 days from the day following publication.
  • Recipients: fairground operators, street vendors, and organizers of attractions, circuses, and shows.
  • Deciding body: City Council-Plenary of Casavieja.

Final Approval

Once the exhibition period has elapsed without any allegations or claims being submitted, the ordinance will be considered definitively approved without the need for a new agreement from the Plenary. If allegations are submitted, the file must be resolved before final approval.

Fiscal Ordinance No. 13 is one of the key pieces of local taxation in Casavieja, as it regulates the fees paid by those who occupy municipal land for commercial or leisure purposes, both in the periodic street market and in the municipality’s fairs and festivities.

Relevance for the Municipality

The update of this ordinance directly affects the itinerant and fairground economic activity of Casavieja, a sector with a regular presence in the region. The new regulation will set the amounts and conditions for the occupation of municipal land; therefore, interested parties have one month to review the text and submit their observations to the council.


Source: Official Gazette of the Province of Ávila, no. 168, September 1, 2026, Local Administration (official reference: number 1737/26).