The ban on rags begins in the city along with the new Seom rates and zones

This Monday the increase in the price of the Municipal Ordered Parking System (Seom) becomes effective, in addition to its expansion to new areas. Now the metered parking will be delimited by Cándido Pujato and Castellanos streets (north), Marcial Candioti (east), Entre Ríos (south) and Francia (west).

Likewise, as of this Monday the ban on car-sweepers in the city also begins to take effect. Mayor Juan Pablo Poletti stressed on numerous occasions that there would not be a “double taxation” on the citizen, alluding to the collection required by the “rags” in areas where it is already mandatory to pay the Seom.

In that same sense, the municipal president announced that there will be patrolling by the Institutional Security Guard (GSI) in conjunction with the police to prevent car-sitting activity in the metered parking areas.

Benefit for front neighbors

Residents with declared residence in the SEOM zone have a bonus of 3 hours per day in payment for the occupation of a dock. To obtain the front neighbor credential The following documentation must be submitted:

DNI of the vehicle owner with updated address
Green card (which certifies ownership of the vehicle)
Service invoice in the name of the vehicle owner or copy of the rental contract (only if the license plate has an address other than the one declared as the front owner)

If the person requesting the franchise is not the owner of the vehicle, the Blue Card must also be presented in the name of the applicant.

The process to obtain the front neighbor credential can be done online by entering the link: https://oficinavirtual.santafeciudad.gov.ar and completing the data requested by the system, or in person at the following offices:

Municipal Palace (Salta 2951) Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Retained Vehicle Deposit (Av. Pres. Perón 3575) Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.

If the applicant for the credential carries out a commercial activity at the same address where he or she resides, he or she must present a certificate issued by the Department of Private Buildings of the municipality detailing the separation between the area declared as commercial and the residential area; or service invoices showing the separation of expenses.