PRESS
On July 30, 2008 was approved by the City Council of Greve in Chianti, the variant called AP8 for the detection in "open territory" of an area for "conservation and the processing of agricultural products "adopted October 1, 2007.
Uzzano The Committee is in total disagreement with this approval for the following reasons:
The Administration did not respond fully and adequately to the comments from individuals and committees in the area.
Despite the nine months since the adoption of this variant, a belated public assembly, organized only two weeks before the vote (in mid-July) has proved wholly inadequate in terms of expected participation and discussion with the public.
The partial reduction of the project and the apparent lack of technical responses (allocation of primary utility services, environmental impact assessments, etc.) still can not justify a intervento che contravviene a tutti gli effetti ai criteri di promozione e tutela del paesaggio espressi dal piano di indirizzo territoriale regionale.
Si sottolinea inoltre che l’iter che precede la votazione di questa variante non è compiuto in quanto il progetto illustrato in assemblea non solo non è definitivo, ma sarebbe soggetto a modifiche da apportare in corso d’opera.
E’ stata votata in tutta fretta una variante al piano strutturale per la realizzazione di un impianto industriale di un singolo imprenditore in zona agricola ancor prima di portare a compimento la votazione della già adottata variante del Pian di Fazio, che prevede nella zona di Spineto una vasta e articolata area produttiva artigianale in continuità with the existing urban fabric, and then close to available infrastructure.
With AP8 Variant creates a dangerous precedent of urban variant "ad personam" so now it is assumed that every entrepreneur can (and here perhaps rightly) feel authorized to carry out an industrial activity on their agricultural land. Will be reserved for future entrepreneurs applying for the same treatment or deny them this right? The Committee
Uzzano
Greve in Chianti, July 31, 2008 PRESS RELEASE
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