Overview
- Penalties will range from about ARS 50,899 to 508,992, calculated as 0.15%–1.5% of the value of 100 municipal minimum salaries.
- The rule applies to concessioned and private balnearios, municipal Tourist Units, the Punta Mogotes complex, and provincial concessions.
- City officials have not detailed how inspections, reports, or on‑site controls will operate, leaving procedures to be announced.
- This will be the first season with active sanctions after a three‑year implementation period that began with signage, smoker zones, and butt receptacles in 2022/23.
- Authorities cite health protection and pollution reduction, noting cigarette butts are among the most common beach wastes and can take about 18 months to degrade.