Problem quarry, "secession" of Saint Lucia
Budoia - "Secession of the residents of Saint Lucia to Budoia. The provocation "splinter" was launched in the Popular Assembly of citizens two nights ago, and has done a bang. All disappointed by the analysis of the contents of the appeal to the TAR presented by the City of Budoia against the regional decree number 2863. That passed by the Friuli November 23 last year and authorizing the heavy-axle road Caneva Saint Lucia station.
"Check with a survey the possibility of a more stable relationship with the City of Polcenigo - brought the" splitters "ready to defend the country from the foothills fine and the security risk. The analysis of the document of appeal to the TAR showed the correct wording of paragraphs relating to the formal defects of the administrative procedure that temporarily ended the design process. There is no indication, however, as expected, specific evidence do hope for a solution final assumption of use of the station of Saint Lucia. "Another petition for secession in sight?" Other initiatives in sight - they promise the residents -. Safeguarding the health and quality of life are a priority that we feel very strongly. "It is up to the heart also to the Province of Pordenone: advising the sitting of two nights ago in the palace of St. George off discussed the motion made by Councilor League Edouard Ballaman. In dance, it was possible to reverse the approval granted in the first instance to the regional decree number 2863. "A comparison of the river - has made the report Egidio Santin, coordinator of the group with the delegates of this Polcenigo Committee of Saint Lucia Budoia -. The Mayor John Fontanfredda of Bavaria has proposed to divert heavy traffic from the quarries that part of the motorway at Caneva Ranzano '. It was voted unanimously the commitment to find an alternative option to the location in the foothills, for trucks transporting materials quarrying. "The decision of the Province and the 900 petition signatures collected are crucial - said Ballaman - The region should take into consideration the legitimate demands of citizens."
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