Blasco Dear, I have recently returned from Trentino where I come to work and I am your terrible updates. It 'really disheartening to see what is happening in the beautiful Sabina, even in ultra-bound areas. But to understand the issue, it is necessary to contextualize the local situation in a broader context. Giro often over Italy and wide and I can assure you that this level of environmental protection and landscape is a very black period: there is a general deregulation law and if any existing constraint formally becomes an easy obstacle to overcome. Until a few years ago and was not as certain areas were more satisfied, while development "savage" particularly focused on populated areas, industry, or suited to commuting. Now in Italy - also in areas that until a few years ago were "sacred" - you see havoc sensational and relentless. My last descent from Trentino to Aprilia is a gallery of devastation to the Italian landscape: the plains and mountains of the Veneto villas and warehouses for dozens of repeat km, often seamlessly, on the outskirts of cities and towns in Emilia-Romagna in addition to warehouses and houses sprout tall apartment blocks, or even often true skyscrapers, the metropolitan area of \u200b\u200bFlorence-Pistoia-Empoli etc. ... now seems at times - to urban disorder and horrors landscape - the Naples-Caserta, not to mention the sheds virtually thrown at random in Val di Chiana, Valdarno, or at the foot of magnificent high tourist villages, but through the Umbrian valleys, virtually every country delight to the traveler with its craft-industrial areas, and the usual warehouses springing up like mushrooms too close to villages and small towns in remote and very beautiful Perugia sees every month (not every year) to increase massively its suburbs and in ways completely alien from the delicate context of the historic urban landscape, not to talk about what happens down from Rome, on which it is better to draw a veil. Compared to what I saw in my journey the four warehouses in the towers on the way to Poggio Mirteto are a breeze ...!
The problem is that there seems to be planning more high - regional or provincial - that sets the limits (or enforce existing links) at least in the most prestigious areas. My many experiences I have in the Trentino region, for example, taught that "serious" should maintain at least those areas dedicated to tourism or agriculture course quality. Trentino-Alto Adige, in fact, is built a lot, but on average "good." Except for some suburban areas and valleys where most industrialized warehouses and shopping centers are spreading obscene (in particular, low Valsugana Valdadige), the areas identified by the region as a "tourist" is the subject of much attention by the superintendents, who - unlike those of our own, lazy and uncaring - set (and enforce) rules very clear on the forms and materials (as well as on energy-saving technologies) for use in new construction. If you need to build a shed in an area of \u200b\u200bhigh value, The license comes early (so as not to lead to illegal), but the structure will be aligned with certain rules that limit the impact of landscape and environment (eg. pitched roofs of wood, with positive implications, inter alia, for Industry Legnaro). Of course, that building is not simply "beautiful things" is the way to go to infinity, since it would still consume as with the territory. Now, Sabina objectively falls among the most prestigious areas of Lazio, but there is no regional planning to safeguard the tourism potential, even with small steps in the building. Also, I can not understand why none of the environmentalists - or alleged these - Sabine has ever raised the issue of "quality" of new development. I find it incomprehensible that over all, ahead of this aggression without precedent in the area, Sabine environmentalism has not yet organized a really agree where to put the table all the provincial-regional-local government institutions to require the rules that make it sustainable economic development. Then I am sorry that you have not yet proposed in a unified way - by always different associations sabine - a project of the type of the Agricultural Park and Cultural Sabina. In a conference a few months ago in Rieti on rural development in Sabina, I remember the farmers themselves to ask the adviser Perilli loudly protection landscape as a fundamental element of the development of agriculture in the province. Why not involve the many farms in a large protest in Rome or even in Rieti in the region, aimed at protecting the Sabina now and forever ?!?!??!?!?!
I think so far we are in darkness, who do not make concrete proposals, that there is a willingness to take matters in hand, because it is not that the mayors and the technical departments of the municipalities are so small "dictators" omnipotent, before which you can not get anything, but four crafty Buzzurro put on the chair by a few hundred (or few dozen!) of votes ... I'll say it forever - and in fact I'm also getting tired - No longer need to stop the complaint, but we need to fight back. See you soon
Luca Bellincioni
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