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Retribusi Pedagang Binaan Januari Rp 260 juta

Fostered PKL Retribution in W. Jakarta Reached Rp 260 Million

Retribution earnings of 3,156 fostered street vendors (PKL) in West Jakarta on January 2017 reached Rp 260 million.

For vendors who doesn't want to pay retribution fee will be changed with another vendors

West Jakarta Cooperatived, Small Medium Enterprises and Trade Sub-dept. Head, Nuraini Sylviana said 2,210 fostered street vendors in temporary location (Loksem) are charged retribution fee Rp 3 thousand per day. While, 946 street vendors in fostered location are charged Rp 4 thousand per day.

He said his side will keep renovating related to retribution payment. The vendors are also urged to use DKI Bank auto debet system.

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"Vendors who do not pay retribution yet will be given first warning letter (SP1) up to SP3," he closed.

He explained there are 44 temporary locations (Loksem) and 3 fostered locations (Lokbin) in West Jakarta, such as Loksem Puri Kencana, Lokbin Meruya Ilir, Bangun Nusa, and Lokbin Rawa Buaya.

"For vendors who doesn't want to pay retribution fee will be replaced with another vendors," he closed.

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