Antrag auf Verkürzung der Sperrzeit nach Gaststättenrecht

§ 18 German Restaurant Act (GastG)

https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/gastg/__18.html

There is a closing time for restaurants and events during which operations must cease. You can apply for the closing time to be shortened.

Some countries have a closing time for restaurants and events. Operations must cease at this time. You can apply for the closing time to be shortened. The legal requirements vary from country to country.

Informal justification in text form about the existence of a public need.

The existence of a public need must be demonstrated.

45,00 Euro

If you want to apply for a shortening of the curfew period, then

• submit an application for a shortening of the curfew online or in writing to the competent authority as early as possible.
• Explain in detail why you see a "public need" to shorten the closing time. This is often justified by the event that you want to continue.
• You will receive a permit or a decision rejecting the application.

Processing usually takes one to two weeks.

A deadline is not specified by law. However, it is advisable to apply for a reduction in the blocking period at an early stage.

There are no indications or special features.

Contradiction

• Shortening the closing time
• In some countries, there are regulations on closing times for restaurants and for public events such as public festivals and music performances.
• This closing time can be extended, shortened or lifted on application.
• As a rule, a public need must be substantiated for the application.
• Responsible: Department of Consumer Protection

In Rhineland-Palatinate, the local trade offices are responsible.

Alternatively, you can contact the Single Point of Contact in Rhineland-Palatinate. The Single Point of Contact is a public body through which you can handle all administrative procedures and formalities required for the commencement and exercise of your service activity and for the recognition of a foreign professional qualification. Further information can be found on the website of the Point of Single Contact.