Itinerant events using operating equipment – authorisation
General information
All performances and facilities in the province of Salzburg that are open to the public, and are intended for the pleasure and edification of attendees, are subject to the provisions of the Salzburg Events Law of 1997 and the ordinances issued on the basis thereof. All itinerant events that use operating equipment require authorisation from the provincial government.
Itinerant events that use operating equipment include fairgrounds, circuses and travelling theatres.
Requirements
legal capacity (age of majority); • no reason for exclusion from the trade; • EEA or Swiss nationality or corresponding residence permit.
Required documents
The request for authorisation must contain the following information:
• exact designation of the applicant:
• natural persons: forename and surname, address, date and place of birth, nationality;
• companies and associations: exact company name and company registration number, business address;
• exact location of the business (town, street, house number);
• if simultaneously appointing a person responsible under events regulations (manager): forename and surname, address, date and place of birth, nationality.
Procedure
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Costs and fees
Provincial administrative tax EUR 100
Deadlines
Authorisation is considered granted if no decision is issued within a period of 3 months.
Authorisation for itinerant events is granted for a fixed period of time. A first authorisation may not exceed 2 years; subsequent authorisations may be granted for up to 10 years each.
Legal bases
Salzburg Events Law of 1997, Provincial Law Gazette (LGBl.) No 100/1997, as amended; Event Venue Ordinance, Provincial Law Gazette (LGBl.) No 10/2001, as amended;
Means of redress or appeal
Decisions may be appealed. The appeal must be filed in writing within 4 weeks with the authority that issued the decision. The time limit begins with the delivery of the written copy or, in the case of an oral announcement, with the latter.
The appeal must also indicate the decision against which it is directed and include the relevant authority, the basis for asserting unlawfulness, the form of order sought, and the information required in order to assess whether the appeal has been filed in time. If, after the notification or announcement of the decision, the party expressly drops the appeal, the latter is no longer admissible.
Moreover, every decision contains instructions on the right of appeal, with information on the authority with which and the deadline within which the appeal must be filed.
Further information
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Competent authority
Amt der Salzburger Landesregierung
Abteilung 5 Natur- und Umweltschutz, Gewerbe
Referat 5/04 - Betriebsanlagen
Michael-Pacher-Straße 36, Postfach 527 5010 Salzburg
Email: gewerbe@salzburg.gv.at
Tel. +43 6628042-3454
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Last update
09.06.2021