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BOP de Girona · 09 Nov 2026 · 46 vistas

Torroella de Montgrí withdraws the 75% dedication of councilor Jordi Oliver

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Torroella de Montgrí retira la dedicació del 75% al regidor Jordi Oliver

The Plenary of the Torroella de Montgrí City Council has revoked the 75% partial dedication regime of the councillor delegated to the area of Territory and Sustainability, Jordi Oliver Gonzalez, who from now on will receive attendance fees for sessions of the collegiate bodies. The agreement was adopted by absolute majority in the ordinary session of October 1, 2026, and is published in the Official Gazette of the Province of Girona on November 9, 2026, with the official reference BOP-2026_0_215_9420 (edict number 9420, page 1).

The published text contains the operative part of the agreement, electronically signed by the mayor, Jordi Colomí i Massanas, on October 29, 2026, and also disseminated on the municipal notice board. The modification affects only the remuneration regime: the partial dedication being annulled had been established in the third point of a previous Plenary agreement, dated June 23, 2023.

A remunerative change with effects on the same day

The agreement revokes the 75% partial dedication “with effect from the same day of approval,” that is, from October 1, 2026. With this dedication, the monthly gross remuneration of €2,250 associated with it also disappears, an amount that the document describes as updated as of the date of publication.

However, the decision does not imply any departure from the municipal government nor any relief in the delegation. The councillor continues to exercise the same functions with a different economic arrangement within the corporation.

From a fixed payroll to attendance fees

As of the same date, Jordi Oliver Gonzalez changes status to a member of the corporation without exclusive or partial dedication and will be paid for effective attendance at the collegiate bodies, according to the amounts fixed in the tenth point of the reference Plenary agreement:

  • €375 per Plenary session.
  • €375 per session of the Commission of delegated councilships.
  • Both amounts subject to the updates corresponding to today’s date.

The amount is subject to the maximum monthly limit of €1,125 provided for in the eleventh point of the same agreement, equivalent to three remunerated sessions per month, and to the automatic update mechanism linked to the SMI (Minimum Interprofessional Wage) regulated in the fifth point.

Delegated competencies are maintained

The second point of the agreement expressly declares that the modification of the remuneration regime “does not entail any alteration of the competencies, attributions, or delegated responsibilities” of the councillor as head of the area of Territory and Sustainability. These powers remain fully in force by virtue of the mayoral decree of delegation mentioned in the background of the file.

The document does not include any additional motivation for the change nor any reference to a new distribution of dedications among the remaining councillors.

Publication in the official bulletin closes the publicity circuit of the agreement and makes it fully effective before third parties. For the residents of Torroella de Montgrí, the change has a direct impact on the council’s political personnel expenditure: the Councilor for Territory ceases to have a fixed remuneration of €2,250 per month and will instead be paid based on their attendance at sessions, with a ceiling of €1,125 per month.


Fuente: Official Bulletin of the Province of Girona, no. 215, November 9, 2026, Local Administration - City Councils, p. 1 (official reference: BOP-2026_0_215_9420).