Turda City Hall simplifies micro-surface rental rules
Turda City Hall has revised its rental regulations, allowing direct rentals for micro-surfaces up to 10 square meters, bypassing previous auction requirements. This change aims to reduce costs and processing time.
Turda City Hall has introduced a new initiative to simplify the rental process for micro-surfaces up to 10 square meters. This regulation, effective from June 8, 2026, eliminates the need for public auctions that were previously mandatory even for properties as small as one square meter. Project number 119/08.06.2026 allows direct rental for public and private properties within this size limit.
Mayor Cristian Octavian Matei spearheaded this project to align local regulations with Article 333 of the Administrative Code, O. U. G. nr.
57/2019. The changes aim to reduce processing times from several months to just a few days. A single valid request for a micro-surface results in direct assignment, using a standard rent set by the Local Council of Turda (HCL).
Multiple requests trigger a restricted public auction at the specialized service level. The highest price offer wins, with a minimum auction step of 5 lei per square meter per month. Rental contracts under this regulation can last up to five years, with options for extension.
Contracts feature firm clauses, including a performance guarantee equal to three months' rent and a Grade IV forfeiture clause. This clause permits contract termination if payments are missed for three months or if the property does not comply with agreed terms. Applicants, whether citizens or firms, must meet specific criteria to qualify for rental.
No local debts, a fiscal certificate, and a declaration of no illegal occupation of public land are required. Approval from the Chief Architect is necessary, ensuring urban aesthetics compliance. The regulation supports the installation of urban furniture, kiosks, and vending machines.
Public consultation for the project is open, with documentation available online at www. primariaturda. ro and at Turda City Hall, Piața 1 Decembrie 1918, nr.
28. Proposals can be submitted until June 26, 2026, at Piața 1 Decembrie 1918, nr. 31-33.
Requests for a public debate meeting are accepted until June 22, 2026. Dan Cismaș, Head of Service Evidență și Administrare Patrimoniu, is the designated contact for inquiries regarding the project. The transparency procedure launched by the City Hall aims to ensure public awareness and participation in decision-making.
This initiative addresses previous inefficiencies, where auction costs often exceeded initial rent values. Streamlining the procedure, Turda City Hall encourages efficient allocation of small public spaces, benefiting both the local economy and community. The project is part of a broader effort to modernize local administration practices, making them more accessible and responsive to community needs.
Stakeholders are encouraged to participate and provide feedback as the public consultation phase continues.
Sursă: turdanews.net
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