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CAMPALTO CITIZENS FOR: meeting in the Prefecture

John Albertini sent us a brief but comprehensive report on the meeting held Prefecture in relation to the issues on the security of our country. We express our
support and our sympathy to John and to all those who are working with passion, intelligence and determination to seek out and take in all possible ways to remedy them groped.

enclose the statement sent to the press on the meeting today at the Prefecture and the memo given to the Mayor and other relevant authorities.

This morning was held in Venice Prefecture in the meeting to order and security related issues Campalto. .

• it became clear that the problem created by crossing the Campalto by heavy vehicles which combines the normal traffic at certain times of the day unbearable, is serious and needs to be addressed quickly with permanent solutions. All participants confirmed their willingness to consider public safety as a priority of Campalto
• have emerged at the same time, however, technical barriers to data from the different powers on the road section in question, from a road structure and obsolete vent-free streets and the high number of high-impact activities in the area in question.
• it was determined that the system should always be reviewed for issuing permits to transit through the center of Campalto, the small amount of fines can not serve as a deterrent.
• must be completed and a strengthening of traffic lights and speed control along with other initiatives already in progress by
• given that many proposals have been made and that these proposals have received the benefit of these, the prefect has decided to convene a conference of the services that settles the bureaucratic obstacles and transform the proposals on projects with implementation times certain

Having been invited as a representative of the association express my remarks: I think a good starting point and the conference services, we request for other times, a valuable tool.

I appreciate the level of involvement on the part of those present, the severity of problems and the knowledge that should be avoided other dramatic events. The practical proposals that have been put on the table I believe can be effective for solving various problems highlighted: it is enough that we can act quickly, revising the current ordinances on Campalto and issue new ones, waiting for concrete action on the road that logically take longer. Interventions of formal safety Orlanda way through the installation of traffic lights and camera controls, as well as completion of other facilities, and to adapt the public transport in the stretch between Campalto and Tessera could compose another piece to complete that picture of living that people want and wait a long time.

Good Day, G. Albertini