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JOINT MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION 5G
JOINT MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION 5G
With the 1st January 2020 the Joint Municipal Administration of the municipalities of Grosuplje, Ivančna Gorica, Škofljica, Ig and Dobrepolje (Joint Municipal Administration - 5G) has been established. The joint municipal administration body performs the tasks of municipal inspection, municipal warden, internal audit, environmental protection, urban planning and civil protection. The joint co-founding body is based at Taborska cesta 1, 1290 Grosuplje, where it also has workplaces.
URBAN PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Tel.: 01 788 87 59
e-mail: jasmina.selan@grosuplje.si
The tasks of environmental protection are:
- preparation of the documentation required to apply for European and other funding,
- preparation, management, monitoring of other projects in the field of environmental protection,
- preparation of municipal environmental protection programs,
- professional tasks related to environmental protection,
- preparing measures, guidelines and recommendations in the field of environmental protection,
- providing information, awareness and education to the public on the state of the environment and nature conservation,
- other environmental protection tasks in accordance with applicable regulations.
The tasks of urban planning are:
- participation in the preparation of expert analyzes, development projects, information, reports and other materials in the field of urban planning;
- preparation of expert groundwork and coordination of work in the field of planning and implementation of development of municipalities in liaison with regional agencies and other institutions in this field,
- preparation of the documentation required to apply for European and other funding,
- preparation, management, monitoring of other projects in the field of urban planning,
- performing the tasks of a municipal urban planner, in accordance with the applicable legislation,
- other urban planning tasks in accordance with applicable regulations.
INTER-MUNICIPAL INSPECTORATE
Tel.: 01 788 87 50
e-mail: inspektorat@grosuplje.si
Office hours:
Joint municipal administration – 5G, Taborska cesta 1, Grosuplje, Wednesday from 14.00 to 16.00,
Municipality of Ivančna Gorica, Sokolska ulica 8, Ivančna Gorica, Thursday from 11:00 to 12:00,
Municipality of Škofljica, Šmarska cesta 3, Škofljica, Wednesday from 9:00 to 11:00,
Municipality of Ig, Govekarjeva cesta 6, Ig, Monday from 9:00 to 11:00,
Municipality of Dobrepolje, Videm 35, Videm, Thursday from 8:00 to 9:00.
Office hours by telephone for residents of municipalities are every day from Monday to Friday from 7:30 to 8:30.
Written forms with which residents can turn to the Inter-municipal inspectorate and constabulary are located in the municipalities’ seats and on the websites of municipalities, and can be submitted by mail or in person during business hours of all three municipalities or in electronic form to the following address: inspektorat@grosuplje.si.
Inter-municipal inspection is the misdemeanor body of the founding municipalities, which are included in the joint administration for performing the tasks of municipal inspection.
The tasks of inter-municipal inspection are performed in the field of municipal roads, sewage, billboards, abandoned vehicles, involvement in the regular disposal and management of municipal waste, drinking water supply, drainage and treatment of municipal waste and rainwater, arranging cemeteries, cemetery and funeral activities, construction works for which a building permit is not prescribed under construction law, and on the basis of other regulations authorizing municipal inspection for inspection.
Inter-municipal inspection is carried out by inspectors as officials with specific powers and responsibilities. Inter-municipal inspectors conduct misdemeanor proceedings and decide on misdemeanors within the municipal jurisdiction, determined by the state and municipal regulations of each founding municipality.
Written application forms
Written application forms for clients to apply for inter-municipal inspection are to be submitted by post or in person during business hours or electronically to: inspektorat@grosuplje.si
INTER-MUNICIPAL WARDEN
Phone: 01 788 87 50
e-mail: redarstvo@grosuplje.si
Office hours by telephone for residents of municipalities are every day from Monday to Friday from 7:30 to 8:30.
Municipal police officers supervise compliance with the provisions of the Road Traffic Rules Act, the Roads Act, the Law on Public Order and Peace, the Animal Protection Act and the ordinances of the founding municipalities, and take care of public safety and public order in the municipalities.
The Law on Municipal Guardianship, which came into force on January 1, 2007, is an organizational regulation that regulates the competence of the municipality regarding the establishment and organization and determination of the area of work and tasks of municipal guardianship. The area of work and tasks of municipal warden is determined by law or by a municipal regulation issued.
Municipal police officers are authorized officials who perform tasks in accordance with the Law on Municipal Police and have the following competences:
- control the safe and unobstructed road traffic in settlements,
- protect roads and the environment in settlements and on municipal roads outside settlements,
- ensure safety on municipal public roads, recreational and other public areas,
- protect public property, natural and cultural heritage,
- maintain law and order.
Municipal police officers may cooperate with police officers in the performance of their duties and powers.
The municipal police officer has the following powers when performing his duties:
- warning
- oral provision
- identification
- a person's security screening
- seizure of objects
- retaining a person
- use of force, locking and tying agents and a gas sprayer (forced means).
In performing their duties in the field of traffic, municipal police officers implement the measures set out in the Road Traffic Rules Act (ZPrCP-UPB2, Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, Nos. 82/2013, 68/2016, 54/2017 and 3 / 2018-od.US), Roads Act - ZCes-1 (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No. 109/2010, 48/12, 36/14 - dec. US, 46/15 and 10/18) and measures determined by municipal regulations governing traffic in accordance with the law.
Pursuant to the Road Traffic Regulations Act (ZPrCP-UPB2, Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, Nos. 82/2013, 68/2016, 54/2017 and 3 / 2018-od.US) municipal guards to ensure safe and unobstructed road traffic on roads in the settlement (including unclassified public roads), municipal roads outside the settlement, and unclassified roads outside the settlement used for public road traffic.
Pursuant to the Road Traffic Rules Act (ZPrCP-UPB2, Official Gazette of the RS, Nos. 82/2013 and 68/2016), municipal police officers can exercise control over the maximum permitted speeds only with automatic traffic control devices with which offenses are pictorially documented, however, they have no right to stop the driver.
