7-Eleven di Jakarta Selatan, Pemkot Tengarai 20 Gerai Ilegal
Twenty 7-Eleven Outlets in South Jakarta Illegal
Reporter : Roni Said
Editor : Cahyani Harzi
Translator : Dhelia Gani
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Jakarta (B2B) - Pemerintah Kota Jakarta Selatan menyatakan puluhan gerai 7-Eleven melanggar aturan. Berdasarkan data yang diperoleh hingga akhir 2013 ditengarai sekitar 20 gerai 7-Eleven di wilayah itu yang tidak sesuai peruntukan namun hingga kini tempat usaha tersebut masih beroperasi.
"Ya seperti itu. Kami sudah ajukan ke provinsi, karena yang punya kewenangan dinas pariwisata untuk mengajukan penertiban," kata Walikota Jakarta Selatan, Syamsuddin Noor di Jakarta, Senin (24/11).
Syamsuddin menambahkan, sesungguhnya Dinas Pariwisata sudah mengajukan penertiban ke Satuan Polisi Pamong Praja DKI Jakarta. "Tahun lalu sepertinya sudah dikirim surat ke Satpol PP DKI untuk segera ditertibkan," katanya.
Sementara itu, Kepala Satuan Polisi Pamong Praja (Satpol PP) DKI Jakarta, Kukuh Hadi Santoso, membenarkan ada banyak gerai minimarket 7-Eleven yang melanggar peruntukan di Jakarta Selatan. Namun begitu, pihaknya belum bisa melakukan penertiban karena ada kebijakan dari Gubernur DKI terkait hal ini.
"Ada banyak yang melanggar di wilayah Jakarta Selatan. Mau saya bongkar, tetapi ada SK Gubernur yang memberikan kesempatan beroperasi sampai 2015," kata Kukuh.
Gerai 7-Eleven yang melanggar peruntukkan dan masih beroperasi antara lain di Jl Kemang Selatan 12, Jl Cipete V, Jl Tebet Raya No 55, Jl Panglima Polim Raya No 25, Jl Raya Pejaten No 20A, Jl Kyai Maja Blok E1-35, Jl Wolter Monginsidi No 24, Jl Kesehatan Raya No 1A, dan Jl RS Fatmawati No 11, seperti dilansir beritajakarta.com.
Jakarta (B2B) - Tens of 7-Eleven outlets that spread in South Jakarta have violated the rules. Based on the latest data until the end of 2013, as many as 20 outlets are not in accordance with the designation. Yet, they are still operating.
"We have filed demolishment to the provincial level because its authority lies in the Tourism Department," South Jakarta Mayor, Syamsuddin Noor here on Monday (11/24).
Noor disclosed, the Tourism Department has filed demolishment to Jakarta Satpol PP. "Last year, we'd sent demolishment warrant through Jakarta police civil service to the 7-Eleven outlets that have violated the rules," he told.
Meanwhile, Head of Jakarta Satpol PP, Kukuh Hadi Santoso justified there are many 7-Eleven outlets violate the rules in South Jakarta. Nevertheless, his side could not control them because there is a policy from Jakarta Governor in this regard.
"We want to demolish them, but the outlets have the Governor's decree that gives the opportunity to operate until 2015," he said.
Those outlets that have violated the rules are located at Kemang Selatan Street 12, Cipete V Street, Tebet Raya Street 55, Panglima Polim Road 25, Pejaten Road 20A, Kyai Maja Road Block E1-35, Wolter Monginsidi Road 24, Kesehatan Road 1A and Fatmawati Road 11.
