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National Alliance An attacking the region: "At the former housing and manufacturing space for friends and artists,"

( L'Unione Sarda ) "The tobacco factory can not become an area with private accommodation available to artists that are not explained, perhaps friends of the regional council." The municipal council of the National Alliance group has sounded the alarm after analyzing the invitation of the Region to the project's Creativity Factory.
During a demonstration outside the gates of Viale Regina Margherita, the leader of AN, Alessandro Serra, has launched another broadside: "There are documents confirming that some areas of manufacturing, upon termination of the activity would be due back to common. The region can not cut off the city council from any decision on such an important space for the city. "
for clarity National Alliance has tabled a question to the mayor: "We ask, 'he reminded Serra," the first citizen to test that the City is still having rights on properties that are part of the former tobacco factory. Moreover, we should be asked to provide explanations to the Region on the project when it comes to "housing for artists."
for Serra, who asked the question yesterday accompanied by several members of the group action by the District Council of Youth and center Mark Cabbage, the risk is of having to fight another battle after that of 2006. "It was rumored," he recalled, "that the tobacco factory was used as a guesthouse for Regional Councillors. We have opposed vigorously. Today, after the space has been denied at the City and monuments open for the creation of a film festival, you know a rough idea of \u200b\u200bwhat the region would like to do in manufacturing. In the announcement last July 4 there are interesting ideas, on which still do not express an opinion. But we are worried when we read the reference in spaces reserved for "housing for artists." We would not want 600 square feet of manufacturing space to become private few. In addition, the construction of apartments could provide the assist for future changes of destination and speculation. "
Another point touched by Serra is the lack of involvement in the choices of the City on an area of \u200b\u200bViale Regina Margherita, "Let us remember that the City Council in 1899 determined to yield to the Monopolies areas on which there is a part of real estate: areas would be due back to the City if he had not built or in the case of closure of the plant. So there are legal reasons but also political, because the region to conduct a dialogue with the municipality. So far there has been a total closure. "