A draft law granting municipalities the authority to restrict the timing of construction, demolition and excavation work in residential areas has been endorsed by the Cabinet.
The legislation aims to balance the comfort and peace of residents with the needs of the construction and contracting sector, empowering local authorities to determine suitable working hours while allowing for exceptional permits.
Under the law, the municipalities will have the legal authority to specify the days and times during which construction, demolition or excavation are prohibited in residential areas.
It also defines exceptions in cases where such work may be allowed during the restricted hours, based on public need or special circumstances.
Expressing full support for the draft law, the government said the Constitution grants the legislators broad authority to regulate rights in pursuit of the public interest, as long as no constitutional rights are infringed.
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