Regulatory Legislation

Whereas Article 133.1 of Law 39/2015 of October 1, on the Common Administrative Procedure of Public Administrations, establishes that, prior to the drafting of a bill or draft bill or regulation, a prior public consultation will be conducted through the website of the competent Administration, in order to gather the opinions of the most representative individuals and organizations potentially affected by the future regulation. Its purpose is to collect the opinions expressed by citizens and those directly affected by the proposed legislation. In other words, at this initial stage, the public consultation does not aim to produce a text already structured as a regulation, but rather, the contributions from citizens seek to identify regulatory needs or public perceptions regarding a specific matter that is to be regulated.

Considering that in the present case there are sufficient reasons to deem it appropriate to conduct a prior public consultation. Specifically : a) The proposal consists of the approval of a regulatory text of general scope and intended to be permanent, aimed at regulating the creation of the body, its composition, its functions, its basic operating rules, etc.; b) The future regulation will directly affect associations registered in the municipal register, potentially represented citizen entities, and residents interested in municipal participation mechanisms; and c) Conducting the prior public consultation is fully consistent with the principles of transparency, participation, legal certainty, efficiency, and good administration.

The Councillor Delegate for Citizen Participation has ordered a 20-day public consultation period for the upcoming drafting of a Regulation governing the Sectoral Council for Citizen Participation of the Torrevieja City Council , in accordance with the provisions of Article 133.1 of Law 39/2015, in order to ascertain the opinion of the subjects and the most representative organizations potentially affected by the future regulation regarding :

Whereas Article 133.1 of Law 39/2015 of October 1, on the Common Administrative Procedure of Public Administrations, establishes that, prior to the drafting of a bill or draft bill or regulation, a prior public consultation will be conducted through the website of the competent Administration, in order to gather the opinions of the most representative individuals and organizations potentially affected by the future regulation. Its purpose is to collect the opinions expressed by citizens and those directly affected by the proposed legislation. In other words, at this initial stage, the public consultation does not aim to produce a text already structured as a regulation, but rather, the contributions from citizens seek to identify regulatory needs or public perceptions regarding a specific matter that is to be regulated.

Considering that in the present case there are sufficient reasons to deem it appropriate to conduct a prior public consultation. Specifically : a) The proposal consists of the approval of a regulatory text of general scope and intended to be permanent, aimed at regulating the creation of the body, its composition, its functions, its basic operating rules, etc.; b) The future regulation will directly affect associations registered in the municipal register, potentially represented citizen entities, and residents interested in municipal participation mechanisms; and c) Conducting the prior public consultation is fully consistent with the principles of transparency, participation, legal certainty, efficiency, and good administration.

The Councillor Delegate for Citizen Participation has ordered a 20-day public consultation period for the upcoming drafting of a Regulation for the Sectoral Council for Citizen Participation of the Torrevieja City Council , in accordance with the provisions of Article 133.1 of Law 39/2015, in order to ascertain the opinion of the subjects and the most representative organizations potentially affected by the future regulation regarding:

In the Official Gazette of the Province of Alicante Number 40 dated February 27, 2026 , an announcement has been published, containing the full text, of the final approval of the Urban Cleaning Ordinance of Torrevieja.

In the Official Bulletin of the Province of Alicante Number 33 dated February 18, 2026 , an announcement has been published, containing the full text, of the final approval of the Regulation of the Municipal Archive of Torrevieja.

REGULATIONS FOR THE TRAINING OF STAFF OF THE TORREVIEJA TOWN COUNCIL. PUBLICATION BOP No. 108 OF JUNE 6, 2024

ORGANIC REGULATIONS FOR ESSENTIAL LEVELS. GOVERNMENT AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE TORREVIEJA CITY COUNCIL. Published in Official Gazette No. 244 of 20/12/2024

ORGANIC REGULATIONS OF THE PLENARY SESSION

Green Zones Ordinance BOP163 of 08-28-13 only from pages 48 to 78.

SUBJECT: Public consultation prior to the preparation of the new Municipal Regulation of Lost Objects of the Torrevieja City Council .

In application of article 133.1 of Law 39/2015, of October 1, on the Common Administrative Procedure of Public Administrations, the Police Department submits to prior public consultation the next draft of the Municipal Regulation of Lost Objects of the Torrevieja City Council for obtain the opinion of the subjects and representative organizations potentially affected by said future Regulation.

In this sense, section a) of article 4.1 of Law 7/1985, of April 2, Regulating the Bases of Local Regime, establishes that the regulatory and self-organization powers correspond to the municipalities, regulated in article 49 thereof. legal text the procedure for the approval of the Municipal Ordinances and by extension the Municipal Regulations.

For its part, the First Title of the Third Book of the Civil Code, approved by Royal Decree of July 24, 1889, regulates, within the different ways of acquiring property, the figure of occupation and more specifically article 615 of said The legal text establishes the procedure to be followed with respect to lost objects, providing that the finder of a lost object whose owner is not known must deposit it in the hands of the Mayor of the Town where the discovery was verified.

Currently, the lost property service is managed by the Torrevieja Local Police, a department to which a large number of lost belongings arrive daily from people who reside and visit our city and which are delivered to the Agents or to the Headquarters.

Until now, there was no Regulation that established the procedure in the processing of lost objects from their delivery to the Local Police until their return to their owner or, where appropriate, integration into the municipal patrimony once the period of 2 years that had elapsed. establishes article 615 of the Civil Code itself.

There is therefore a need to provide legal security not only to the people who have lost their belongings, but also to the Local Police Agents themselves who collect the lost objects or who carry out the processing of the location, delivery or, where appropriate, incorporation procedure. to municipal heritage, this Municipal Regulation of Lost Objects of the Torrevieja City Council is promoted by Inspector S-03.

In order to facilitate public consultation prior to the preparation of said Regulation, it is published on the municipal website of the Torrevieja City Council in the section “Draft Regulations and Ordinances. Previous Public Consultations” at the address www.torrevieja.es , as well as on the Municipal Edict Board.

Suggestions and contributions to this prior public consultation may be formulated through the following channels within a period of 20 business days from the day following publication on the municipal web portal and on the Municipal Edict Board:

- By writing or email to inspector.s003policia@torrevieja.eu .

- By writing to the General Registry of the Torrevieja City Council in person or via electronic office.

The Deputy Police Councilor.