San Juan de Aznalfarache opens the fiscal review of terraces and advertising

The Plenary of the San Juan de Aznalfarache City Council provisionally approved, in an extraordinary and urgent session held on November 3, 2026, the modification of three fiscal ordinances regulating the occupation of the local public domain. The agreement is published in the Official Gazette of the Province of Seville number 216, dated November 9, 2026, with the official reference BOP-SE-2026-216024 (page 150), and opens a thirty-day public information period to submit claims, allegations, or suggestions.

The announcement is signed by the mayor, María Luisa Moya Tejera, with an electronic signature date of November 5, 2026, and attests to the plenary agreement by which the initially approved texts are submitted for public exhibition. All documentation is contained in administrative file 6178/2026, which interested parties may examine both at the municipal offices and on the City Council’s electronic headquarters.

The legal framework invoked is that of articles 15 to 17 of the Recast Text of the Law Regulating Local Treasuries, which regulate the procedure for the imposition and organization of local taxes and the public information process prior to the final approval of fiscal ordinances.

The three fees being revised

The modification affects three municipal tax figures that levy different uses of public space:

• The fee for private use or exploitation of the local public domain with various occupations of the subsoil, soil, and airspace.
• The fee for private use or exploitation of the local public domain with terraces and their auxiliary structures, grandstands, platforms, and other elements for profit-making purposes.
• The fee for the placement of advertisements and publicity in the local public domain.

The latter two have the greatest daily impact: the second levies the installation of umbrellas, grandstands, and platforms linked to hospitality activities, and the third covers advertising supports and announcements located in municipal-owned spaces. The published announcement does not detail the amounts or applicable rates, which must be consulted in the full text of the ordinances incorporated into the file.

Thirty days to appeal

The public information period is thirty days and is counted from the day following the publication of the announcement in the Official Gazette of the Province of Seville and in one of the province’s widest-circulation newspapers. During this period, interested parties may:

• Examine the file at the municipal offices.
• Consult it on the City Council’s electronic headquarters (https://sanjuandeaznalfarache.sedelectronica.es/info.0).
• Submit any claims, allegations, or suggestions they deem appropriate.

The publication is accompanied by the validation code 6FGWXWCR6XQMQYMNGDYAR2QHM, which allows for the verification of the document’s authenticity at the municipal electronic office.

Final approval without a new plenary session

The announcement expressly states that, in the event that no claims are filed, the agreements shall be understood as definitively adopted without the need for a new plenary agreement. In other words, the absence of challenges during the exhibition month automatically makes the modification approved on November 3 final.

The City Council of San Juan de Aznalfarache, located at Plaza de la Mujer Trabajadora, s/n, in the town (41920), thus keeps the contact channel open via telephone at 954179220 for any inquiries made by those affected by the revision.

The revision has a direct effect on two sectors very present in the municipality: the hospitality industry with terraces on public roads and advertisers who contract supports in municipal spaces. Any variation in the fees will be transferred to the settlements of the next fiscal year, therefore license holders and those responsible for outdoor advertising have one month to review the text and, if applicable, challenge it before the regulation is finalized.

Source: Official Gazette of the Province of Seville, No. 216, November 9, 2026, Local Administration, page 150 (official reference: BOP-SE-2026-216024).