The Municipality of Pristina has announced a temporary measure permitting the operation of private parking lots for a period of 30 days. This decision aims to maintain the normal functioning of the capital city while administrative procedures for licensed equipment are finalized. The directive was issued by the Director of Public Services, Leutrim Retkoceri.
According to Retkoceri, this allowance is strictly limited to private parking lots that comply with established safety and circulation standards. The primary objective of this measure is to prevent disruptions to the city’s general operations. He stated that Pristina requires solutions that ensure continued functionality rather than causing blockages, emphasizing that the decision serves the interests of the citizens and aims to preserve normalcy within the capital.
It was clarified that while this temporary arrangement allows for the use of private parking lots, ongoing administrative procedures will continue throughout the specified 30-day period. The municipality stressed that the measure is a short-term solution designed to mitigate immediate operational needs until the full licensing framework for equipment is established. This action is intended to ensure the smooth flow of city life and services in Pristina.
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