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Vico Equense sets 250-metre buffer for gambling machines

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Vico Equense mayor Peppe Aiello issued an ordinance restricting gambling-machine installations in the municipality. It bars installations within 250 metres of sensitive sites, sets access-hour restrictions and requires risk information, surveillance and safeguards against underage use; breaches can bring fines of up to €15,000 and suspensions of one to seven days.

Operators in Vico Equense face new location, operating-hour and compliance requirements for gambling machines.

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San Agustín del Guadalix sets 200-metre separation rule for gambling venues

San Agustín del Guadalix’s urban planning rules require gambling venues to be more than 200 metres from specified education, health, social, sports, youth and municipal sites. The rule also covers undeveloped plots designated for public facilities, and the council may regulate venue opening hours. The distance is measured from the midpoint of the venue’s main entrance façade.

San Agustín del Guadalix has set a separation rule for gambling venues under its urban planning rules, requiring them to be located more than 200 metres from specified sites, according to the published General Plan. The rule is set out in article 175.10 of the urban planning norms.

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