Ulcinj Imposes Fines for Public Water Consumption, New Ordinance Takes Effect
Ulcinj, Montenegro – Residents and tourists utilizing public water fountains within the city limits face potential fines under a recently adopted amendment to the Ordinance on Communal Order. The measure, approved by the Ulcinj Assembly, introduces new regulations concerning the transportation of goods and aims to safeguard the city’s aesthetic appearance and public order. The amended ordinance, as reported by Vijesti.me, includes a specific provision addressing public consumption of water from the fountains.
Individuals which utilize the fountains could be subject to fines ranging from €150 to €500. A new article within the ordinance prohibits wearing clothing while accessing the fountains for drinking purposes, or while present at designated landmarks within the city. This restriction applies to urban, suburban, and tourist settlements extending up to 500 meters from the city center.
The intention of the ordinance is to maintain the city’s visual standards and uphold the principles of communal order. Authorities state the regulations are designed to protect the dignity of Ulcinj and its prominent locations. Further details regarding enforcement and specific guidelines are expected to be released in the coming days.
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It’s concerning to see local authorities implementing stricter regulations on water usage, but hopefully this will address growing concerns about resource management.
What is the rationale behind the new fines for public water consumption in Ulcinj?