LAW 29 March 1958, n. 11. Repeal and replacement of the Act and Regulation 27 June 1953, n. 26 ENTITY of Tourism, Sports and Entertainment. We the Captains Regent of the Most Serene Republic of San Marino We promulgate and publish the following law and related regulations approved by the Great and General Council at its meeting delli March 29, 1958: Art. 1. The law ENTITY Government for Tourism, Sport and Entertainment June 27 1953 n. 26, and related regulations are repealed and replaced by the present law and regulation. Art. 2. The discipline and the increase of tourism, sports and theater is attributed Entity for Tourism, Sports and Entertainment. It is composed of a president and a committee consisting of ten members appointed by the Great and General Council for the duration of the legislature. Meeting of the Board are involved in an advisory capacity, the categories of representatives of organizations concerned in the activities of the Entity, regularly recognized. Art. 3. Entity compete the following tasks: a) provide for the tourist development of San Marino as a center of tourism and living by performing, wherever it can be profitable, for propaganda work through the deemed more 'modern efficient systems; b) to prepare an appropriate program of annual events that may directly or indirectly promote the development of tourism of the Republic and to ensure their implementation; c) provide for the discipline and the increase in sports and theatrical activities and entertainment in general, both by promoting and encouraging the conduct of demonstrations, both by making the most 'appropriate means to spread popular education in the areas of sport and entertainment ; d) take all the initiatives that have as their purpose to make more 'interesting the stay in the Republic and propose to the competent authority im zzi and measures needed to remedy defects or to achieve further improvements; e) to exercise appropriate control over the state of decoration and functionality of all public places that still affect the tourist industry (hotels, restaurants, public exercises, theaters, performance halls, sports facilities, etc.); f) provide for the regulation of the prices of hotels, restaurants, houses and public establishments and the determination of the category of the same where appropriate, to the discipline of the typical products of tourist interest; g) manage on behalf of the Government, including through third parties, with the consent of the State Congress, the sports fields, theaters and other public facilities of tourist interest; h) manage the service of public bill and lla advertising in general; i) regulate and control the occupation of public land for purposes related to tourism; l) manage the public parking lots; m) to administer the service of sale of tickets for access to public monuments: n) managing cinemas; o) manage the cable car service; p) provide for the discipline, improvement and control of the link services and regular passenger transport; q) exercise control over the agencies and offices travel and tourism; r) regulate and monitor the activities of public guides. Art. 4. All determinations concerning the activities covered by this Act are delegated to the President and to the Commission, respectively, within the powers and their powers. Art. 5. The President shall convene and chair the Commission which put into effect the resolutions, order as a result of expenses within the limits of the budget appropriations, shall take disciplinary measures towards the amazing staff defaulting and submit them for ratification by the Commission, acting in all cases and matters not attributed to the competence of the Commission and, in his place, and with the obligation to submit for ratification, where it becomes impossible for an emergency meeting of the Commission. Art. 6. The determination of the general Ente address, the maximum approve the budget and final accounts, the formation of the calendar of events are the Commission's responsibility. It is also responsible for the recruitment of outstanding personnel; adopting or ratifying the disciplinary measures to loved ones or the extraordinary personal defaults and proposes to the relevant government bodies of those charged to the staff personnel; It proposes changes to the current law on tourism and any new provisions to the competent organs; issues, within the rules establishing them and governing them, all appropriate measures for the performance of services and functions of the Entity; It prepares contracts for the relevant bodies and approves concessions, contracts, licenses and agreements of an economic nature or otherwise
public interest; examines proposals for action in the public interest when they have character, he announces competitions and prize contests. Art. 7. The Commission shall normally meet once a month as a result of notice of meeting containing the agenda and be notified at least three days notice, and its decisions are valid when there are half more 'one of its members; also it meets in extraordinary session as often as the Chairman deems it appropriate or upon reasoned request of at least five full members. While the emoluments of the President has approved and established by the Great and General Council, the Commission shall carry out their performance in a totally free and fee. Art. 8. The technical implementation of the measures and initiatives of the President and the Commission is entrusted to the Director who is responsible for the entire Office development and services, and is required to comply and ensure compliance with the law. It has in its employment for the performance of regular duties the staff provided from the organic. At the reasoned request of the President of the Commission shall provide additional staffing when they feel the need; overtime office staff are paid directly by Ente according to union regulations, and use. Art. 9. The direct control over the entire activities carried entrusted to the Member of the Tourism, Sports and Entertainment attended for part of the accounting by the Administrative Secretary-General. Art. 10. The Authority shall establish, by 30 January of each year its budget for the next financial year which runs from 1 April to 31 March of the calendar year following, the financial statements which, after approval by the Commission and of the State Congress, it is incorporated by the Office of the State General Budget Accounting in the Republic. The budget must be accompanied by a list of commitments duly entered into and not carried out and the list of active and passive residues. Art. 11. The receipts and payments, without prejudice to article 12, will be made solely through the Government Treasury, the first half of reversali issued by the authority, the latter with warrants issued by the Government Accounting on proposal documented Ente itself, all in compliance with the current regulations. Art. 12. To meet the minute office expenses and any mandatory occurrences will have the body, with the consent of the State Congress, a Treasury anticipation of L. 1,000,000 subject to rendering of account that ' Government Accounting office reinstate upon inspection of statements that will be submitted. Art. 13. The Ente Advisory check is carried out by a Board of Auditors composed of three suitable members of whom two are appointed by the Great and General Council and one by the Government Commission for Tourism. Art. 14. It 'abrogated any previous provision that conflicts with this Law and secondary regulations. Art. 15. This law and related regulations will come into force on 15 July 1958. As at Our Residence, this day of March 31 1958 to 1657 THE CAPTAINS REGENT Marino Valdes Franciosi - Federico Micheloni THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR INTERNAL AFFAIRS G. Forcellini REGULATION TITLE I. Entity Responsibilities concerning sport. Art. 1. The discipline, the increase and the protection of the moral and sport as a highly educational social function entrusted to the Entity for Tourism, Sports and Entertainment. Are the tasks of: a) ensure the conservation and upgrading of sports facilities in public ownership and implementation of new equipment; b) exercise effective work of the interest and usefulness of the year sports broadcasting with the means deemed most 'fit for purpose and with fostering and promoting the establishment of groups and sports ent; c) regularly coordinate comunq sport ee exerted by anyone; d) promote the establishment of sports federations when it do not themselves directly affected groups, exercise over them the control and support functions and provide for their recognition and approved its statutes and regulations; e) carry out the work to preserve the sports organizations and monitor their relationships with their respective federations; f) promote and carry out in collaboration with the respective sports federations, should prove to be insufficient by itself, events and initiatives; g) to contribute with appropriate financial means to the economic management of the federations. TITLE II. sports federations. Art. 2. The Federations are the organizational and representative sectors of the various sports activities.
They adhere to the same groups that have obtained the approval of the statute. Art. 3. The Federations are usually formed on the initiative of groups interested in forming a single body specializing in the field, or if that does not happen, and if they feel the need for direct initiative of the Ente Commission. Recognition by the Ente Commission Federations will work through approvazi any of its statutes and regulations. Art. 4. The federations are governed by a governing board made up of five members of whom one with functions of president, a vice-president and a treasurer secretary. Such council shall hold office for one year. The designation shall be by a majority vote of the representatives of the member groups of the Federation and with subsequent ratification of the Ente Commission, and, in cases of official constitution, by resolution of the Commission. The Presidents of the Federations involved in law and with deliberative vote at meetings of the Ente Commission when it has to deal with matters of sporting interest. Art. 5. They compete to Federations, in addition to the classification of groups, the development of sports activities through the organization of events and initiatives and the provision of technical and financial assistance to participating groups. Art. 6. The Federations administer, more than half of the shares constitute funds, sports clubs contributions affiliates and other income, the sovvenzioi obtained by Ente as required by law. At the end of each year the Federations are required to submit the Advisory budget and the budget accompanied by reports on its activities and chintendono play. Art. 7. In the event of failure or irregular operation of the Federation, the Entity Commission shall appoint a special commission. In case of dissolution of a federation assets belonging to it they shall be forfeited by the Ente. Art. 8. The Federations are required to adhere to the International Federations with the consent of the Ente Commission. The international rules and laws of the International Federations that have received the support of the San Marino Federations, means prevailing on the Federations same rules. TITLE III. public management equipment. Art. 9. The management of theaters, cinemas sports fields, public parks, bus stations, cable cars and any other premises owned by the Most Excellent Chamber intended for tourism, sport and entertainment is entrusted Ente Government for Tourism . Art. 10. The Governmental Authority for Tourism is obliged to provide for the monitoring of equipment and objects entrusted to him by personal special case and to provide the services related to means of employees depending on the nature and duration of the same services operation and the particular needs of the moment. Art. 11. The Authority is responsible for maintaining the equipment and the assigned objects, which must cure efficiency and signals from time to time to the competent bodies need. Of these plants and objects each year shall be drawn up by a government appointed by the Body and appropriate inventory. copy of the register will be delivered to the respective custodians or managers who respond of any shortcomings or instructions due, to their carelessness or negligence. Art. 12. Delivery in Government Entity for the management of new tourism facilities operating with a resolution of the State Congress. Art. 13. In relation to the Government's universal Tourist Board is entitled to introduce for services provided in relation to the managed systems, special t iff against third parties who might use them. The nature and extent of such taxes must be very year earlier approved by the State Congress. Art. 14. The number of employees, necessary for the operation of the above equipment, which performs both work continued when the season is considered wage for the purposes of remuneration. Art. 15. E 'set up a special entrance ticket for the visit of the public monuments the size of which is established at the beginning of each year by the State Congress, proposed by the Government Commission for Tourism. Art. 16. The purchase of the above mentioned business valid for visiting the following monuments: Porta San Francesco, Government Museum and Art Gallery, Government House, Rocca, Museo della Cesta and Ancient Weapons. The inclusion of additional monuments you operate by resolution of the State Congress. Art. 17. The ticket sales service is carried out by the Ente Government for Tourism by dedicated staff. The Governmental Authority for Tourism in accordance with the offices concerned is authorized to
issue special provisions regarding times of observation, the duties of guardians and the good performance in general management. E 'right on the Entity Government for Tourism to apply the ticket price reductions in special cases such as school groups, cultural organizations, business groups and the like. Art. 18. Income from ordinary form of Entity Government budget revenue for Tourism, Sports and Entertainment. TITLE IV. Regulates the activity of hotels, guesthouses, restaurants, houses and public establishments. Art. 19. The exercise of activities of hotels, guest houses, restaurants and of public exercises in general of interest must be led by the respo managers in close liaison with the Governmental Authority for Tourism and in deference to the disposizi ni He issued the same for the greatest increase in tourism. Art. 20. The conduct of an exercise in spite of the normal rules of good elegance and hospitality is considered detrimental to the general interests of tourism and is the subject of disciplinary sanctions up to suspension and revocation of operating licenses by Congress State of Entity government proposal for Tourism. Art. 21. The hotels, guesthouses, restaurants, public exercises in general should keep exposed clearly to the public the prices for the rooms, the meals, to pensions and drinks according to the instructions that will be given by the Ente. It is not permissible to apply different prices, rising or falling, than those established by the Ente. Art. 22. E 'right on the Entity Government to regulate the prices of tourism products typical of tourist interest even if sold at neg zi or hawkers. Art. 23. It is intended for typical tourist products and therefore subject to price discipline: the Muscat wine "San Marino"; cakes designation ate "San Marino"; ceramics features of San Marino; the jewelery varies articles referring to San Marino and any other product that constitutes matter of particular interest. Art. 24. E 'absolutely forbidden to owners and managers of hotels, guesthouses, restaurants and public exercises and shops to make pressure works, directly or through third parties, in words, acts, or by other appropriate means, to the public in order to introduce it in their facilities. Art. 25. The definition of relative prices to the rooms, at p sti, the drinks is entrusted to a special commission, composed of five members, including two representatives of stakeholders, which is also responsible for the discipline of its class. This Commission is elected by the Government Commission for Tourism and composed of the same members or strangers from among qualified people. Art. 26. The associations and private individual engaged in hotels, guesthouses, restaurants and public exercises should by the end of October each year, notify the Entity Government Tourist prices wishing to practice the following year. By 15 November the price commission is obliged to deliberate on the proposals received, which is its ability to accept or change, giving immediate notice by registered letter to the same associations and interested parties. If no proposal is received by the deadline to the Commission, the prices are established by the same office. Art. 27. Payment for accommodation and meals in hotels and pensions occurs at the presentation of the bill; is given to the hotelier can demand the payment at the end of five days. The commitment resolution of accommodation and meals must ssere communicated to the hotelier before 12 am of the day following the last night. The hotelier has the right to housing payment for the entire time booked by the customer and not use it, while no payment responsibility for any meals except for a written commitment. Art. 28. The hoteliers and pension providers are required to maintain all necessary modules to them joints Ente Government for Tourism with customers' general and to transmit these forms at the Offices of. Art. 29. To change the name of hotels and restaurants, the owners or their administrators must advance precise requested from the Government for Tourism. The same must also be informed whether the takeover. Art. 30. The hotels, restaurants, public exercises administering drinks are classified according to different categories. The assignment of a category is mandatory and must be on the license of public exercise. Art. 31. The determination of the categories is carried out by the Commission in charge taking particular
account the degree of decorum environments and related kits, their geographical location, the type of customers, the adequacy of the technical services and personnel, and the general principle of operation and tourist interest for the year. Art. 32. The hotels are classified into the following categories: A) luxury hotels; B) Hotels 1st category; C) Hotels 2nd category; D) Hotels of the third category; E) Hotels of the fourth category; F) Hotels of the fifth category. Art. 33. The hotels in the luxury class must have: A) Lounges, meeting, reading, gaming and restaurant, serving local and dance hall suitable for amplitude to the hotel reception possibilities. Previous premises and rooms for guests must be furnished and decorated with elegance and refinement in its details. The stairs and corridors shall be comprehensive and appropriate in the decoration and furnishing to the whole complex. The hotel must also be equipped with a central heating system; a number of bathrooms and toilets on each floor; bright services for call personnel; of telephones in each room for the internal service and at least u per floor unit for the external service; of at least one elevator for guests, a dumbwaiter, a hoist in the case that the building has more than two floors, and a service level; of installations of absolutely modern kitchen; of linen, dishes and top quality silverware and appropriate the wealth of the environments; of uniformed personnel suitable both for quality and for the number inappuntabilità of service; B) The hotels of the first class must have: saledi meeting, a living room, reading room and restaurant serving of adequate width for the possibility of receiving, and rooms typically furnished and decorated with elegant taste; at least 50% of the bedrooms equipped with toilet and bath or private shower attached to all rooms including even those with a bathroom equipped with hot and cold running water; an adequate number of bathrooms and toilets for common use by not less than one bathroom for every ten rooms; central heating system; at least one bathroom and a toilet common on each floor; internal telephone system in all rooms and luminous call systems; an elevator for guests, an elevator and a dumbwaiter, if the building has more than two storeys, and a service staircase; nstallations modern kitchen and laundry; dishes and top quality silverware; uniformed personnel in adequate numbers to service needs; C) The hotels in the second category must have: saladi lounge and restaurant, bar and rooms typically furnished decently and properties; 25% of guest rooms must be equipped with bath or shower and private toilet annexes; a bathroom and a toilet in common use on every floor; hot and cold water facilities in all rooms and electric calling facility; central heating system; telephone device connected to the city network and long distance; linens, dishes and silverware decent; enough staff to provide services; D) The hotels in the third category must have at least a local common use and a dining room furnished with sufficient care; a bathroom and a toilet in common use for every 15 rooms; services of hot and cold water in all rooms; Call electrical systems; telephone device connected to the city network and long distance; E) The hotels in 4th and 5th class must have: at least one local common use also for eating meals; at least one bathroom and plumbing toilet in common use; electric lighting. Art. 34. The restaurants are classified into the following categories: 1st category, 2nd category 3rd category. To the first belong the local furnished with refinement and elegance or otherwise that are distinguished by special taste and refinement and have supplied linens, dishes and silverware of the first order; they are equipped with toilet and kitchen of more 'absolute modernity; who have proven skills in staff and number to perform impeccably service and separate tables for meals. The second category spaces which are tastefully decorated and have supplied linens, dishes and good quality cutlery; they are equipped with toilet and of excellent quality cuisine; that they have sufficient staff to perform the service. The third category of products sufficiently cured local and have supplied linens, dishes and cutlery and bathroom and kitchen admitted by the Office of Hygiene. Art. 35. The public exercises in gender for the glass of the beverage and the like are classified into three
categories: the first belong the rooms furnished with refinement and elegance or which are distinguished by special taste, for a impeccable service and programming of attractions and music and the like, even temporarily. The second category locals tastefully decorated and provided with adequate service personnel; the third belong all the other admitted by the Office of Hygiene. Art. 36. The commission responsible for Tourism Ente Government shall each year to review the categories both of the hotels rooms is both the restaurants and the exercises, after careful investigation on the stable and Impiant; if it is not new environments or environments with work having as purpose the improvement of the category, in which case the Commission's decision by the person concerned may be required by the instance at any time, the Commission's decisions whether to confirm the earlier, whether they contribute changes, they should be adopted by the end of December each year and immediately communicated to the parties concerned by registered letter. Claims must be submitted within the next January, on pain of forfeiture, the Government Commission for Tourism acting definitively to its first call. Art. 37. The technical projects relating to the construction of new hotels or concerning the execution of works for improvement of existing hotels should be ottoposti approval of the Government Commission for Tourism. Art. 38. Individuals who routinely provide accommodation pr reward, adibendo to that end no later than four furnished and appointed with a number of beds does not exceed eight, no esercivi still a hotel company, are qualified landlords. Art. 39. The guest house can provide people also housed meals excluded the administration of drinks superalcooliche. Art. 40. The guest house can not provide accommodation for a period of less than seven days. E ', however, it is given faculties Government Entity for Tourism to reduce that period when a general accommodation deficiency is detected. Art. 41. The payment and that of meals is made in the form of weekly or greater advance unless otherwise agreed. The commitment resolution of the accommodation and meals must be communicated at least three days before the deadline and the day before in case of reduction of the minimum period. In no case shall the people accommodated h nno entitled to reimbursement of the anticipated price for meals not consumed. Art. 42. The Governmental Authority for Tourism shall each year through special commission of art. 25 of this Regulation to the classification of the categories of private landlords. Art. 43. The houses are classified into three categories: A) to the first belong those who rent furnished and elegantly decorated rooms, equipped with heating, lighting, and electric bells, served by a bathroom and toilet complete with tiled walls; B) to the second belong those who rent furnished and decorated rooms decently and that they are provided with means of heating and servitude of bathroom and toilet even in common use; C) belong to the third those who rent furnished rooms and furnished and sufficiently equipped with toilets admitted by the Office of Health and Hygiene. If they are also provided meals, the dining room and the services must be tailored to the needs of the class. Art. 44. The landlord must communicate within the month of f bbraio each year the Entity Government Tourist prices wishing to practice both for accommodation and for meals during the current year. E 'right on the Entity Government for Tourism to make any changes to the proposed prices if they are not considered adequate for the services to be paid. In the event that the landlord does not provide in accordance with paragraph 1, the prices are fixed by the Commission in charge of office. Art. 45. 'include requiring landlords to draw up the forms provided by the Ente their stay of customers and provide for their monthly package delivery to the Offices of. Art. 46. The landlords are also required to report to the Offices of every ten days for the availability of beds means using the forms provided by the Ente itself. Art. 47. The licensing of houses is the responsibility of the State Congress after consulting Governmental Entity for Tourism and the Office of Health and Hygiene. Art. 48. Anyone violating the provisions contained in this title shall be punished with fine of 5,000 L.
L. 25,000, if repeated with the suspension and r convene an operating license to be determined by resolution of the State Congress. TITLE V. Discipline of transport services. Art. 49. The establishment of liaison services and transportation of people to and from San Marino, permanent and seasonal, must be authorized by the Congress of State, after consulting Governmental Entity for Tourism, to which it is entrusted with the discipline and surveillance on the operation. Art. 50. The transport operators of people are required: A) to be provided with sufficient insurance policy to guarantee the risk of injury to passengers and third parties. To this end at the beginning of each year by the managers will have to reach the Entity Government Tourist confirmatory statement from the insurer; B) to propose by the end of January each year, the framework of the races that they intend to make this year designed appropriately to any requirements of time and movement in relation to the coincidences of other services; C) to propose the prices they intend to practice during the current year and to propose any changes that may be necessary during the course of the year; D) to observe the provisions relating to the stops and routes; E) to observe the provisions regarding the cario of passengers and goods; F) to observe the provisions regarding the comprtamento and held board staff service. Art. 51. Every ticket issued for transport of persons is subject to a tax whose amount is established annually by the Congress of the Ent State proposal, which is given the opportunity to study, if appropriate, and propose any lump sum agreement with the managers concerned. Art. 52. Anyone violating the provisions of this Title shall be punished with fine from Lire 10,000 Lire 50,000 and the suspension or revocation of the operating license by the State Congress. TITLE VI. Billboards and advertising. Art. 53. The billboards of service throughout the territory of the Republic was held by Ente for Tourism, Sports and Entertainment through the organization of personnel in charge in all residential areas. Art. 54. It 'absolutely forbidden to provide all billboards except through the office in charge. The posters and notices generally on paper must be provided at the time of dell'esposizine office stamp with the duration Car and its stamp. Art. 55. The posters and notices generally on paper exported from the public must be affixed in the spaces intended for that purpose. They are not subject to this requirement alerts the government and the government and the electoral offices. Art. 56. The posters from abroad must be subject, before start of posting, to the approval of the Command of the Gendarmerie. Art. 57. The billboard in the preceding articles are s ggette to pay a fee based on the size and character of the poster or notice and the duration shall as per attached tabell A and a right owed the billposter that the amount is established annually by the State Congress. Billboard performed during off-hours, the payment due for the billposter means doubled. Art. 58. The exhibition of posters, tables, signs, plates, panels, frames, fixed or mobile windows and exhibitions usually acts to draw the attention of others, it must be authorized by the Technical Government and Ente for Tourism Sports and Entertainment. Applications, to be drawn up on stamped paper L.60, aimed at obtaining the necessary authorization should be directed to the Technical Office Government, accompanied by descriptive comp advertising to run, and from this transmitted to final approval of the Entity for Tourism . Art. 59. The relevant departments have the authority to deny the requested authorization, as well as for reasons of indecorosità and the landscape offense, when the exposure is expected along the tourist trail citizens the clear purpose to call in intrusive and sensational form public attention. It constitutes grounds for indecorosità the poor workmanship of the plant, the impropriety of the subject and the excess of the size in relation to the environment and just need; It constitutes grounds for offense to landscape the placement of advertising on public monuments or places of historical interest and building and points it constitutes interference and obstruction to the view of the panorama. Art. 60. The exhibition of art. 58 is subject to payment of a fee variable for square meter depending on the technical structure of the plant and the duration of exposure as per attached
Table B. The fractions of square meter are arr tondate to the effects of a fourth charge of square meter. Art. 61. The advertising using radio systems, leaflets launches and in every other form not provided for in art. 54 and 58 must be authorized by Ente Government for Tourism and is subject to payment of a fee like the chart below C. In such cases, the advertising permit must be refused when they intervene citizen decorum, of disturbing the peace and urban police typically. Art. 62. It is not permitted to change the authorized advertising without the consent of the relevant offices. Art. 63. The Organization for Tourism, Sports and Entertainment is authorized to grant to third parties the firm of billboards and advertising contracted. In this case, all the provisions of this Regulation, including tariffs, the contractor will collect directly the established taxes remain obligated to make annual payments to the Ente of the tender fee. Art. 64. Taxes and fees referred to in art. 57, 60 and 61 are ordinary Entity budget revenue. Art. 65. Anyone violating the provisions of art. 54 and 57 shall be punished with fine from L. 500 to L. 2,000 per poster or notice board; offenders to the provisions of art. 58, 61 and 62 shall be punished with a fine of L. 2,000 to L. 20,000 and required the immediate removal from the advertising. TITLE VII. of public land. Art. 66. Those who need to work on the tourist intend to occupy public land, whether contiguous is separated from the respective years, should pay Ente demand for Tourism, Sports and Entertainment. The same obligation rests with anyone entry into force of this Regulation for this purpose had already occupied wont p bblico. The question, in duplicate, must be written in c rta revenue from L. 60 and hold over the reasons for the request data on the amount of space and the duration of employment. Art. 67. The decisions regarding the allocation of public land for tourism to compete Ente Tourism Commission after receiving the opinion of the Technical Government. Art. 68. The Ente Commission for Tourism in establishing the amount of public land to be assigned must take particular account of the actual importance of the land required for the purposes of the exercise. Where the availability of land is determined essential to the allocation it should be limited to a minimum if it can be disturbing to pedestrian traffic. Under no circumstances does the award may be granted when constituting disturbance to the traffic of vehicles and wagons. Art. 69. The public land to be allocated for tourism purposes s divided into three categories: A) the first category belongs the public land on which they are fixed or mobile high buildings and installations in temporary or in particular places of tourist interest; B) the second category belongs the soil adjacent to public exercises, including kiosks, placed in particular places of tourist interest; C) it belongs to the third category on the ground that have been high buildings and mobile or fixed installations in temporary places of tourist interest and limited the ground on which they stand or adjacent to places in periods of low tourist interest places. Art. 70. They are considered to be of tourist interest, the ways and places places along the route seguent Piazzale bus station, Piazza della Repubblica, Via Antonio Goldsmith, Piazza del Titano, Via Garibaldi, Viale Felicissima, Street March 25, Passo della Murata, Liberty square, Via Borghesi, State Borghesi, Salita alla Rocca, Via della Rocca, Via Bellucci, Bianchini Orti, gangway, Piazzale della Fratta, Fratta Road Walls of the City of San Marino. Art. 71. The allocation of public land is deemed to be granted for one year and can not be revoked to the deadline. The public land can not be sold or leased by the licensee to third parties, on pain of immediate revocation of the assignment. Art. 72. The further definition of the other tourist attractions operating with a resolution of the State Congress. Art. 73. The assignment fees of public land for tourist use as it relates to the first category and the third category limited to his or which are high buildings and fixed or movable equipment, are stated in the relevant table drawn up every year by 'Tourist Board by the end of January and approved by the State Congress. The effects of the tax fractions of square meter are intended rounded square meter. Art. 74. The street vendors have for sale of tourist products must be authorized to
Ente sale for Tourism, saving always the possession of a regular license and are subject to payment of a fee to L.1.000 to L. 20,000 monthly. Art. 75. They are also responsible to the Ente Commission, after receiving the opinion of the Technical Government and the Gendarmerie arises when reason of public safety, the allocation of land, even for a limited period, for activity other than that of public services, such as commerce in general with forastiero or events that have the nature of show business and entertainment. The required fee in such cases is that laid down. 74 for commercial activities and in other cases is the sum corresponding to 10% of the proceeds being given Entity may impose even in lump-sum. Art. 76. Those wishing to temporarily occupy part of public land for reasons related to industrial needs, construction, and trade of technical and industrial products, must submit his claim to the Technical Office Government. The question, in duplicate, must be written in paper lire stamp 60 and hold over the reasons for the request data on the amount of space and the duration of employment. Subject to the assessment requirement of the exhibited need, to guarantee the freedom of traffic, public safety and standards of decorum and city police, the Technical Office Government is authorized to release the yearly maximum duration allowed, that the same can be renewed in request of interested parties. Art.77. The right to use public land for multi-year period is the responsibility of the State Congress. In such cases, the license fee is established by the State Congress also measure other than as required by the appropriate table. Art. 78. The Technical Office Government must draw up by the end of January of each year on the tax chart to apply for use of public land. When determining the value of the Technical Office Government taxes will have to take particular account of whether the land granted is required or used in the form of economic exploitation or personal enjoyment or for reasons of absolute necessity. That table must be approved by the State Congress. Art. 79. The allocation of public land, even for dur ta daily, for purposes of trade and market, in cases not provided in the art. 74, 75 and 76 shall be the responsibility of the Urban Police Command. The fees, calculated on the basis of square meters and a fixed in the case of street vendors, are stated in the relevant table drawn up by the aforementioned control by the end of January each year and approved by the State Congress. Art. 80. The fees referred to in art. 73, 74, 75, 77, 78 and 79 are collected behind the bill in the field offices, directly from the Treasury. Art. 81. Violators of the provisions of this title shall be punished by a fine of L. 1,000 to L. 10:00 and required the immediate removal of the implants. TITLE VIII. public guides. Art. 82. The exercise of public functions guide is subject to possession of a valid permit issued at the request of the Ente for Tourism with the approval of the State Congress. Are essential conditions to obtain the necessary authorization: having completed 18 years of age, be in possession of fifth grade diploma, possess knowledge of at least one foreign language, be in possession of documents proving the good moral and civil, overcome proof of qualification and suitability for the office required to reside in the territory of the Republic. Art. 83. The qualification test is supported by an applicant before a Board whose members are: the Deputy of Education, the President and the Entity Director for Tourism and the Director of the Museum, Art Gallery and Archive Government. Constitute proof materials history from its origins, geography, art history, customs and traditions, the constitution and laws of the Republic and the economy: this test is experienced on texts that the committee will take care to indicate in advance. To the test of knowledge of foreign languages ​​attends a subject matter expert. Art. 84. The number of public guides is established annually by the Ente Commission in relation to established needs of the service; the permissions must be renewed annually and can be suspended and revoked by the Ente same at any time. Art. 85. The leaders and guides of tourist groups from abroad where they perform continuous operation, even if limited to the tourist season, in what must be authorized by Ente for Tourism: even to them are required to pass the test local rating except the possession of other possible conditions. Art. 86.
The Tourist Board is required to establish a special office and to arrange guides the operation of imparting the most 'appropriate provisions for the best performance of relations between the guides and between them and the public. Art. 87. Subject to the additional provisions that the Ente Commission deems it appropriate to issue for the success of the service and the discipline of the guides, are obliged to stess to abstain in the most 'absolute turn to tourists directly these being able to use the specific office to deal with the same in harassing and indecent way of dressing in a degrading manner, to carry out trade and to do propaganda work and accampparramento of tourists on behalf of public exercises, to take some royalties from those in place at the office. The same shall be understood as also valid for accompanying persons. Art. 88. The public guides, and so authorized leaders, they have an obligation to take tourists along the following route: Port St. Francis, St. Francis Church, Government Museum and Art Gallery, Government Palace, Cathedral and Sacello dl Santo, Rocca, Second Tower and Arms Museum. Art. 89. The task of internal illustration of public monuments lies with the respective custodians. Art. 90. Anyone violating the provisions contained in this title shall be punished with suspension from duty Ente measure, and when rec diva, with the revocation of the permit with the approval of the State Congress. - Table page. 11 p. 22 BU n. 2/1958 -