Overview
- The Collboni administration plans to seek provisional approval in a City Council commission next week before sending the draft to a full vote.
- Neighborhood groups and the BComú and ERC parties argue that shorter minimum distances between venues would allow new nightclubs in saturated areas, warning of up to seven clubs plus more cannabis outlets and 24-hour supermarkets.
- City officials say the plan reins in high‑impact uses by setting caps on density, minimum separation radii, floor area, and site conditions, while promoting cultural activity and nearby small commerce.
- Nightlife trade groups dispute claims of a green light for new clubs and cite limits such as one C2 music venue within 400 meters in most zones and a 200‑meter spacing rule on key corridors.
- Junts has not committed its vote and the PP also withholds support, leaving the outcome uncertain as current moratoria that block certain tourist‑oriented shops near their expiry this month.