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Mondéjar opens the revision of the micro-enterprise nursery regulations for public allegations

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Mondéjar somete a alegaciones la revisión del reglamento del vivero de micro-empresas

The Mondéjar City Council has opened the public information process for the modification of its Micro-enterprise Incubator Regulations, initially approved by the Plenary of the Corporation in an extraordinary session on November 3, 2026. The agreement is published in the Official Gazette of the Province of Guadalajara (BOP) No. 214, corresponding to Monday, November 9, 2026, within the city council announcements section. Interested parties have 30 business days to examine the file and submit claims.

The announcement is issued in compliance with the provisions of Article 49 of Law 7/1985, of April 2, regulating the bases of the local regime, a mandatory procedure in the approval processes of ordinances and regulations by local entities. The regulation under review is the one governing the operation of the municipal micro-enterprise incubator, the instrument through which the council organizes the installation and activity of small business initiatives in the municipality.

The complete file, including the initial approval agreement, is available to the public both at the offices of the Mondéjar City Council and on the municipal electronic headquarters. The announcement appears signed in Mondéjar on November 5, 2026, by the mayor, José Luis Vega Pérez, and incorporates the verification code 7e000e90f6f8e1acb5c288b0173e5e7f95e4f73 for verification on the electronic headquarters of the Provincial Council.

Deadlines and open procedure

The procedure’s calendar is established in the announcement itself:

  • Initial approval by the Plenary of the Corporation in an extraordinary session on November 3, 2026.
  • Public exhibition of the agreement in the municipal offices and on the electronic headquarters of the Mondéjar City Council.
  • A period of 30 business days for claims, counted from the day following the publication of the announcement in the BOP.
  • Recipient of the claims: the City Council Plenary.
  • Signing of the announcement: November 5, 2026, by the mayor, José Luis Vega Pérez.

The publication in BOP No. 214 on November 9, 2026, therefore marks the effective start of the deadline count, as the day following the insertion of the announcement is the first of the 30 scheduled business days.

What is being reviewed

The text submitted for public information is the Modification of the Micro-enterprise Incubator Regulations, according to the designation appearing in the plenary agreement recorded by the provincial gazette. This is, therefore, a partial revision of the regulations in force and not the approval of a new regulation, so the modification will be integrated into the regulatory text already applicable to the aforementioned municipal service.

The micro-enterprise incubator is the municipal space designated to host small businesses and entrepreneurial projects, such that the conditions set forth in its regulations directly affect the installed firms and those aspiring to join these facilities. The revision of the articles, therefore, impacts the usage regime of this municipal endowment.

How to submit claims

Any interested person may appear in the proceedings and formulate the allegations they deem appropriate against the initial approval agreement. The written submission must be addressed to the Plenary Council of Mondéjar and submitted within the period of 30 business days following the publication of the announcement in the Official Gazette of the Province of Guadalajara.

The file may be consulted at the municipal offices and through the electronic office, which allows access to the documentation without the need for travel. The official announcement bears the reference 2026_2923.

Impact on the local business fabric

The revision of the micro-enterprise incubator regulations is relevant for the small productive fabric of Mondéjar, as the norm regulates the conditions of access and permanence in a facility designed for the launch of business initiatives. The allegations period is the only formal way for affected companies and interested entrepreneurs to influence the text before its final approval, and its result will determine the framework with which the city council manages the incubator in the coming years.


Source: Official Gazette of the Province of Guadalajara, no. 214, November 9, 2026, CITY COUNCILS section (official reference: 2026_2923).