These behaviors include urinating or spitting in public, throwing cigarette butts or rubbish on the ground and failing to clean up after pets. The ordinance also covers tampering with waste containers and abandoning bicycles and e-scooters in public spaces, another behavior that the regulation expressly adds to its list of offenses.
MUSIC VOLUME IS ALSO SUBJECT TO PENALTIES
The ordinance also places limits on certain behaviors that can disrupt coexistence without causing material damage. This includes using sound systems on public transport when they disturb other passengers. The text also covers the indiscriminate or exclusive use of public space, such as occupying parks and gardens to spend the night.
These are behaviors of different kinds, but they all fall under the same objective: regulating how the city’s shared spaces are used and establishing consequences when certain practices affect other residents.
The regulation restores a specific municipal catalog of behaviors after years without a Civic Ordinance in force. The difference is that some situations that may appear minor are now also expressly included and classified within a system of penalties.
