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Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2018 6:19 am
by Lets Go To Puglia
Revisiting this topic .... My Italian friend who is both a lawyer and an italian-english interpreter made enquiries at the Comune, Polizia Locale and the Questura in Brindisi. All told him we do not have to do anything.
Looking at the Province Attive on the Portale Alloggiati Brindisi is listed but the office is UFFICIO NON COMUNICATO ....
I'm hiding my head in the sand and giving up on this one.
Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2018 8:02 am
by Giuliano
Actually, the confusing bit is whether or not your particular type of property is listed as a "struttura ricettiva" in the Regional Law. If it is, you have to comply with the law concerning sending data of guests to the police, otherwise you may be criminally prosecuted.
P.S. I am lawyer too....
Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2018 8:07 pm
by Lets Go To Puglia
Ok, what is a "struttura ricettiva"?
Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2018 5:56 am
by Giuliano
Lets Go To Puglia wrote:Ok, what is a "struttura ricettiva"?
generically, any place where someone pays to spend the night. Hotels, B&B, agriturismos are always included, but some regional laws do not include holiday rentals, which are in a sort of limbo. If Apulian regional law includes them, I strongly advice to seek an authorization from your comune and then register your property with the police portal "alloggiatiweb" to send guests details.
Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2018 10:06 am
by Giuliano
I have checked, and holiday rentals are indeed listed in a regional law as "case e appartamenti per vacanze". You should then seek an authorization (filing a document called "SCIA" with your Comune).