Two hundred thousand Euros for a villa (battered, assures the seller) in via Garibaldi, in Cagliari, two more local business two floors. Sale or sell-off? Congratulations to those who bought, no doubt. Less to those who have sold: the City, which obviously does not need money.
was not in the mood for compliments last night the City Council: government and opposition, incredibly compact, have faced hard-nosed mayor Emilio Floris and Aldermen - Gianni Chessa first - and forced on the defensive for another business (for who?) property. Unpredictable end of a session, which until then had been productive unanimously approved the agenda and the motion of the Traffic Services Committee on how to start recycling in Cagliari.
The cause of the clash is a question made urgent Alleanza Nazionale (the original signatories and Alessandro Serra Gialeto Floris), but also signed by Claudio Cugusi (Prc-Se), the leader of Forza Italy Anselmo Piras, Giorgio Angius from that of the Reformers and gradually by several advisers and UL Group Mixed.
object? In this case, a building in Via Garibaldi, we said. Has been battered as well, as he assured the commissioner, but what you buy today with two hundred thousand euro in Cagliari? And it is just one example, the latest in a long chain of supply at reasonable prices for the balance. Concluded, it should be remembered, in a time when banks via Roma do not sail in the gold.
The text of the question is clear: the center- center and ask the mayor, "if appropriate, where possible, within the self-defense, to withdraw the acts directed to the alienation of the property there are obvious impact to the local conditions." A firm stance, and made even heavier amplitude of the grid which supports it.
Equally clear the mayor's response: supplies are legitimate, because they follow the regulations. In essence, the Board would have their hands tied, "What we can do," Flores explains, "is to write down orders not to proceed with the signing of new contracts of sale." To change the regime, then, you must first change the rules: "Today, as two months ago, the Council is expressed in a decisive manner on sales: we change the rules. They are the first to say it, but need a Council resolution or the Council. " Along the same lines
defense councilor Heritage: "What is a palace in Via Garibaldi unusable, ancient: we are not selling out," says Chester. "Probably you could sell something more, but the assessment rates is the responsibility of technical departments." The more, the commissioner continued, that "the resolution is then passed to address the administrative municipal leaders." Which I then lay down the "assessment" documents be authentic leadership: the manager would short the Councillor to continue, and conclude contracts for the sale.
All regular, in terms of procedures, "The behavior of the manager," confirms the mayor, "in this case is unassailable." Just the work of officials of the departments, however, is again under scrutiny: too many powers in the hands of managers. To attack, in this sense, are the directors of the center. "Two months ago we proposed to stop the sale of property," says Massimo Zedda (Olive), "and the commissioner said today that the manager has sold based on the difference between" flat "and" local business ". It seems, at a minimum, a lack of respect for the Council's work. "
"The mayor and the council must assume their responsibility", went the Ninni Depau party colleague: "They choose the managers have a fiduciary relationship with them and it seems that they can do everything." Overcoming, in fact, what is decided in court.
The request states, comes from Joseph Macciotta: "The mayor must withdraw all the acts, even past ones, not to create expectations of citizens on the treasures." The lawyer does not spare the criticism: "What the words of the mayor and the councilor is a framework determine disarming. A comedy, but with no required not funny. " Sales, Macciotta explains, "but I should say the price slashing, are contrary to the public so they are not legal."
, warning the mayor Floris, too heavy to use words: "All sales are made in a legal manner: talking about slashing you might run into lawsuits." A threat by the same Macciotta returned to the sender: "I am ready to confirm that those sales are contrary to the public, therefore, not legal," answered the lawyer, "and I challenge the manager to complain."
Marco Murgia (www.altravoce.net)
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