In order to restore inappropriately occupied public spaces with removable and/or fixed items, Managing public space and mobility, carrying out control operations, Together with the relevant authorities in accordance with National Police Law, and he: National Police, local mayors and police inspection.
“We define the occupied space, We turn to the competent authority, do the follow-up, accompany the refunds, and transfer the seized items. And we put it in storage.” Osperto Cuneo Caicedo, Director of Public Space and Mobility.
So far, in coordination with the National Police and DATT Cartagena, 164 surveillance operations have been carried out in public placesthat allowed the disinfection of urban areas through Removable furniture, for the free movement of pedestrians and the enjoyment of citizens.
What entity should I go to when there is an invasion of public space?
Badly parked cars are the responsibility of the Administrative Department of Traffic and Transport DATT. (Cartagena Region Jobs Manual 0304 of 2003).
– Fixed jobs in Low tide areas or beaches, local mayors. (Decree 204 of 2017 Article 6).
– Mobile careers with vendors, the jurisdiction of the National Police. (Law 1801 of 2016, art. 209, verbatim b).
– Established occupations with vendors or individuals, the competence of police inspectors. (Law 1801 of 2016, Article 206, verbatim b and e). This recovery is done through a brief verbal policing process that begins with a complaint. For this reason, in order to restore unduly occupied public spaces in Cartagena, the Department of Public Space and Mobility has submitted more than 25 complaints to the police inspectors from the various units of Community Government (UCG).
To date, as a result of the complaints process, It was possible to restore the pier La Marina Park in the historic center UCG 1B and a pedestrian platform in the El Bosque neighborhood, UCG 10.
Similarly, in joint work with Mayor’s office in localities 1 and 2, areas restoration achieved at low tide in Boquilla Kiosco El Nativo, Kiosco La Diana and other kiosks and modules in the El Laguito neighborhood.