YEREVAN MAYOR'S OFFICE TAKES ALL MEASURES TO REGULATE
STREET TRADE
04-09-2006 19:00:00 | Armenia | Economy
YEREVAN, SEPTEMBER 4, NOYAN TAPAN. Yerevan Mayor's Office
is taking all measures aimed at street trade regulation. Karen
Gevorgian, head of the Trade and Service Department of Yerevan's
Mayor Office, stated this at the September 4 press conference.
According to him, citizens should be aware that foodstuffs and
fast food sold in the streets are harmful to health because
their preparation and sale is done in conditions not in line
with sanitary and hygiene norms.
K. Gevorgian said that ckeck-ups are now being conducted at
various trade and service facilities of Yerevan. Stock taking of
all trade and service kiosks and pavilions of the city will be
completed by 2008. In his words, 48 trade kiosks in Komitas
Avenue have been dismantled, and another 70 will be modernized.
The regulaion process is under way in Kochinian, Baghramian,
Sundukian, Isakov, Abovian, Koryun and Acharian Streets. The
department head underlined that this work will help regulate
street trade.
On the instructions of Yerevan Mayor, the state of the
city's undercrossings was studied as well, which, according to
K. Gevorgian, are in poor condition and it is time for all these
underground crossings to undergo repair.
K. Gevorgian said that Yerevan Mayor's Office recently
received a lot of complaints from citizens regarding various
bakeries, chemical cleaning points and night clubs functioning
in the basements of residential buildings. According to him,
these complaints are reasonable, as no proper control is
implemented by the mayor's office in this respect. It was noted
that from now on these facilities will be under control of
Yerevan Mayor's Office.