Guidelines for the Designated Manager System in Inagi City

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Page ID 1009238 Update Date Reiwa 6, December 16

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In order to utilize the designated manager system for public facilities (Note 1), we have established the "Guidelines for the Designated Manager System in Inagi City."
Note 1: Public facilities refer to facilities established by the city that are provided for the use of citizens to enhance their welfare.

What is the Designated Manager System?
In 2003, part of the Local Autonomy Act was amended, allowing not only public organizations funded by the city but also private business operators and other organizations to be designated as "designated managers" of public facilities, enabling them to manage and operate these facilities. It should be noted that the designation of a designated manager requires a resolution from the city council.
The designated manager system was established to effectively and efficiently respond to the diversifying needs of citizens by widely utilizing the know-how possessed by private business operators, and it is also expected to improve citizen services and reduce costs.

Guidelines for the Designated Manager System in Inagi City

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