Shopping centers violate bylaw<\/p>\n
JAKARTA: The city council urged the administration to take
\naction against six companies that manage shopping centers here
\nfor failing to provide space for small-scale traders.<\/p>\n
They are: PT Senayan Trikarya Sempana (Senayan Square in
\nCentral Jakarta), PT Maspion (shopping center and offices on Jl.
\nGunung Sahari No. 14, Central Jakarta), PT Contimas Utama
\nIndonesia (Carrefour in Puri Indah Mall, West Jakarta, and in
\nLebak Bulus, South Jakarta), PT Perwita Marga Sakti (shopping
\ncenter on Jl. Prof. Dr. Satrio, Kuningan, South Jakarta) and PT
\nDuta Pertiwi (ITC Mangga Dua, North Jakarta, ITC Cempaka Mas III
\nand Cempaka Mas I in Central Jakarta) and PT Sumarecon Agung
\n(Kelapa Gading Plaza), Antara reported.<\/p>\n
The list, obtained by the Economic Office of the city
\nadministration, was made public by Dani Anwar, secretary of
\nCommission B for Economic Affairs, on Saturday.<\/p>\n
According to Gubernatorial Decree No.50\/1999, Bylaw No.2\/2002
\non private markets, the management should provide space for
\nsmall-scale traders.<\/p>\n
The 2002 bylaw replaced the one issued in 1992, which allowed
\nshopping center managements to provide funds in lieu of the space
\nthat was supposed to be allocated to small-scale traders. --JP<\/p>",
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