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Mestre local police fine shop 8,000 euros for operating without permits

Local police in Mestre conducted inspections in via Olivi following a citizen's report regarding commercial activities in the area. During these checks, officers identified a business operating without the required Certified Notification of Commencement of Activity (SCIA) for both food and non-food sectors. Additionally, the establishment lacked the mandatory health SCIA.

The violations resulted in administrative fines totaling 8,000 euros, consisting of a 5,000-euro penalty for the lack of commercial authorization and a 3,000-euro penalty for health regulation non-compliance. Following the discovery, authorities have initiated procedures to close the business due to its lack of legal operating titles.

Mestre Mayor Simone Venturini has prioritized increased inspections of mainland commercial activities to ensure compliance with hygiene, urban decorum, and regulatory standards. Commerce Councilor Sebastiano Costalonga emphasized the severity of the findings and stated that the administration will continue to enforce strict measures, including immediate closures for non-compliant entities.

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Mestre · Polizia Locale · Sebastiano Costalonga · Simone Venturini

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