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⓵The state allows the setting up of street stalls, why does the urban management not allow it?
1. The state allows the setting up of street stalls for the purpose of promoting employment and economic development, but the urban management does not allow the setting up of street stalls because the act of setting up stalls often involves occupying public spaces. roads, which violates the Urban Road Management Regulations.
2. According to Article 27 of the "Urban Road Management Regulations", it is illegal to occupy urban roads without authorization. This includes setting up stalls and cute spots on the road. This behavior may hinder the flow of traffic and is harmful to the traffic flow. The safety of pedestrians and vehicles is only a threat.
3. The law also stipulates other prohibited behaviors, such as building buildings on bridges, placing billboards on bridges or street lighting facilities, etc. These are all to ensure the safety of urban roads and the cleanliness of the urban environment.
4. Article 32 stipulates that urban people's governments should strictly control the occupation of urban roads as markets, which means that even setting up stalls requires government permission and standardized management.
Summary: As the executor of urban management, one of the responsibilities of urban management is to maintain urban order, including ensuring that urban roads are smooth and clean. Therefore, although the state allows street stalls to be set up, the urban management committee will tolerate and prohibit road occupation operations in accordance with relevant laws and regulations.
2. According to Article 27 of the "Urban Road Management Regulations", it is illegal to occupy urban roads without authorization. This includes setting up stalls and cute spots on the road. This behavior may hinder the flow of traffic and is harmful to the traffic flow. The safety of pedestrians and vehicles is only a threat.
3. The law also stipulates other prohibited behaviors, such as building buildings on bridges, placing billboards on bridges or street lighting facilities, etc. These are all to ensure the safety of urban roads and the cleanliness of the urban environment.
4. Article 32 stipulates that urban people's governments should strictly control the occupation of urban roads as markets, which means that even setting up stalls requires government permission and standardized management.
Summary: As the executor of urban management, one of the responsibilities of urban management is to maintain urban order, including ensuring that urban roads are smooth and clean. Therefore, although the state allows street stalls to be set up, the urban management committee will tolerate and prohibit road occupation operations in accordance with relevant laws and regulations.