The town of Vodici has adopted amendments to its by-laws, introducing significantly stricter rules for weddings and other celebrations on public surfaces. The amendments target two key objectives: imposing order in public spaces and preventing the previous practice of unregulated use of fireworks.
The new regulations see the city leadership decide to put an end to the previous practice where weddings and other celebrations on public surfaces were held without clear and firm rules. The amendments to the by-laws thus set stricter conditions for anyone wishing to organise such gatherings in public spaces.
The amendments directly address the use of fireworks, which have previously been a standard part of celebrations but have also been a frequent source of complaints due to noise and safety risks. Preventing the unregulated use of fireworks is one of the main objectives cited by the city leadership for the adoption of the amendments.
The imposition of order in public spaces is highlighted as the fundamental goal of the entire package of amendments. This aims to ensure that public surfaces remain accessible to all on clearly defined and equal terms, without the previous practice of uncoordinated and unregulated use.
The amendments to the by-laws represent a shift in the previous approach to organising celebrations on public surfaces in Vodici, with the implementation of the new rules expected to impact daily life in the town centre during the season of celebrations.
