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In just one week, the Chamber has launched one of the commitments to promote economic activity, streamline administrative procedures to promote the initiatives of entrepreneurs.

The aim of the new service, under the Town Planning and Housing will grant permissions to open in just one week.

The Mayor's commitment to adopt measures aimed at boosting economic activity and encourage the opening up of new companies and businesses have shown before reaching the first week of life of the new Corporation.

The meeting held this morning for the constitution of the Governing Board, Miguel Angel House has been instructed to implement the municipal licensing office, whose main thrust is to facilitate administrative procedures and remove bureaucratic obstacles for entrepreneurs whose start-up should occur next July.

The proposal was part of the electoral program with which the application of the PP-led House won the elections last May 22.

Its aim is to speed as far as possible the steps and procedures that generate economic initiative, enterprise creation, trade and, therefore, employment.

The Office of Licensing, organically dependent Councillor for Urban Planning and Housing, Juan Antonio Bernabe, centralize and organize care of bureaucratic management, making any required license to operate a single resolution.

Its implementation will affect many municipal services in this way will work in a coordinated manner, leading to a permanent control of the state of processing of cases.

It is, ultimately, to try to speed up the processing of the reports, which in many cases should not require more than a week from submission to his opinion, except for cases in which provides for a period of public exposure.

This new office represents the first step is not driven by Mayor House to reduce the time of licensing.

Last year went into effect a new ordinance that streamlines and simplifies the procedures required to start a business, provided that without risk to others and who meet certain requirements, including not work at night, need no license to sale of alcohol, not to occupy a larger area of ​​300 m2, they are not in protected buildings or be subject to special permission from other governments.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia