Yekaterinburg budget gets 1.87m RUR from administrative fines
14 August 2013 (11:27)
August 14, 2013. 1.87m RUR worth of paid administrative fines was paid to Yekaterinburg budget in January-July 2013; these were the fines issued by the administrative committees for various offenses, the spokesperson for Yekaterinburg Council reports.
The committees looked into 1,998 protocols in these seven months; most of these were based on the quarterly inspections. In 187 cases, the proceedings were stopped due to various circumstances, in 429 cases, the offenders received just a warning, in 1,381 cases, they had to pay a total of 13,807,1m RUR worth of fines. The most common offenses, the Council reports, were failing to keep one's outdoor premises clean (37% of cases), failing to maintain the proper appearance of the facade of one's office building (15.3%), and unauthorized commercial activity (14%).
The offenders paid 2,442,700 RUR, of which 549,000 RUR were directed to Sverdlovsk Region's budget. The rest of the money was directed to Yekaterinburg budget.
The committees looked into 1,998 protocols in these seven months; most of these were based on the quarterly inspections. In 187 cases, the proceedings were stopped due to various circumstances, in 429 cases, the offenders received just a warning, in 1,381 cases, they had to pay a total of 13,807,1m RUR worth of fines. The most common offenses, the Council reports, were failing to keep one's outdoor premises clean (37% of cases), failing to maintain the proper appearance of the facade of one's office building (15.3%), and unauthorized commercial activity (14%).
The offenders paid 2,442,700 RUR, of which 549,000 RUR were directed to Sverdlovsk Region's budget. The rest of the money was directed to Yekaterinburg budget.
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