Publicação
As Parcerias Público Privadas - PPP na Reabilitação Urbana
| Resumo: | The present study analyzed the relationship between the Public Private Partnership and Urban Rehabilitation institutions in the European Union and especially in Portugal.The outbreak of the European financial economic crisis in 2008 made Urban Rehabilitation one of the outlets for civil construction and real estate to survive without the need for large financial investments. On the state side, it was initially a way for the Public Administration to recover its historical and cultural heritage and to collect incomes with taxes and fees from the stimulation of tourism and local commerce. Subsequently, as one of the points of understanding of the memorandum with the Troika, it led to the promotion of the recovery of degraded areas and social housing with the least possible state financial investment.The current version of the Portuguese legislation makes it possible to verify that the use of the Institute of Public - Private Partnerships in Urban Rehabilitation intends to increase the participation of society in the planning and organization of the territory at a municipal level. It is already possible to hold public hearings to discuss issues within the scope of municipal rehabilitation; opinion in the planning, construction and execution of municipal plans; to carry out Urban Rehabilitation works as private or private investor, among other rights and obligations discussed in the text.Due to the mutability of urbanism, with the growing difficulty of separating public and private interest; the benefits, costs, rights and duties for the Public Administration and the legislation that is intended to be contracted in PPPs - mutable on a case-by-case basis - which prevents the rigid planning of the topic that the CJEU seems to want to impose, Organization and Spatial Planning have a municipal character and are filled to the local reality, the requirements of public contracting in the regime of Public Private Partnership in Urban Rebilitation should also have some malleability, provided that the public interest and the other principles of public contracting - reason , means and end to be pursued always by the Public Administration. |
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| Autores principais: | Morato, Vanessa Flávia Santos |
| Assunto: | ADMINISTRAÇÃO PUBLICA MUNICIPAL CONTRATAÇÃO PÚBLICA PARCERIA PÚBLICO PRIVADA - PPP REABILITAÇÃO URBANA DIREITO DO URBANISMO MUNICIPAL PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION CONTRACTING PUBLIC PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP - PPP URBAN REHABILITATION URBAN PLANNING LAW |
| Ano: | 2018 |
| País: | Portugal |
| Tipo de documento: | dissertação de mestrado |
| Tipo de acesso: | acesso aberto |
| Instituição associada: | Universidade de Coimbra |
| Idioma: | português |
| Origem: | Estudo Geral - Universidade de Coimbra |
| Resumo: | The present study analyzed the relationship between the Public Private Partnership and Urban Rehabilitation institutions in the European Union and especially in Portugal.The outbreak of the European financial economic crisis in 2008 made Urban Rehabilitation one of the outlets for civil construction and real estate to survive without the need for large financial investments. On the state side, it was initially a way for the Public Administration to recover its historical and cultural heritage and to collect incomes with taxes and fees from the stimulation of tourism and local commerce. Subsequently, as one of the points of understanding of the memorandum with the Troika, it led to the promotion of the recovery of degraded areas and social housing with the least possible state financial investment.The current version of the Portuguese legislation makes it possible to verify that the use of the Institute of Public - Private Partnerships in Urban Rehabilitation intends to increase the participation of society in the planning and organization of the territory at a municipal level. It is already possible to hold public hearings to discuss issues within the scope of municipal rehabilitation; opinion in the planning, construction and execution of municipal plans; to carry out Urban Rehabilitation works as private or private investor, among other rights and obligations discussed in the text.Due to the mutability of urbanism, with the growing difficulty of separating public and private interest; the benefits, costs, rights and duties for the Public Administration and the legislation that is intended to be contracted in PPPs - mutable on a case-by-case basis - which prevents the rigid planning of the topic that the CJEU seems to want to impose, Organization and Spatial Planning have a municipal character and are filled to the local reality, the requirements of public contracting in the regime of Public Private Partnership in Urban Rebilitation should also have some malleability, provided that the public interest and the other principles of public contracting - reason , means and end to be pursued always by the Public Administration. |
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