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Cisalak Market vendor relocation in Depok
Overview
Authorities in Depok demolished 350 illegal structures at Cisalak Market to clear public utility land following community complaints about blocked roads and drainage. Officials noted that vendors had received three warning letters and a one-week grace period prior to the enforcement action. To assist displaced traders, the city government offered space within the Cisalak Market UPT building.
However, vendors have begun returning to sidewalks and roadsides, citing high rental costs and low foot traffic in the official relocation areas. In response, the Depok Department of Trade and Industry is attempting to simplify the administrative process for legal placement, offering installment plans to help ease the financial burden on small-scale traders.
Entities
Cisalak Market · Widyati Riyandani · Satpol PP Depok · Cilincing · Department of Trade and Industry of Depok
Timeline
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28 days ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesCisalak Market vendors return to streets amid high rent and low salesStreet vendors at Depok's Cisalak Market are returning to roadsides due to high rental costs and low customer traffic, prompting the city to simplify the legal registration and payment process.
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about 1 month ago
[POLITICS] 4 sourcesDepok authorities demolish 350 illegal structures at Cisalak MarketDepok authorities demolished 350 illegal vendor structures at Cisalak Market to restore public access and drainage, offering displaced traders alternative spaces within the market building.
Sources
jabar.jpnn.com · mediaindonesia.com