Who expected that the old town of Nardo, with ribasolatura and retraining, would finally return to its former glory, you begin to resign all'andazzo peeps that already, even before s 'see the light. So far it has
only a perceived widespread disappointment with what was expected from the relocation of paving stones and for what, however, one begins to see: basoli shrunk, placed in bulk and without complying with the existing situation, cement joints too obvious, trim uncomfortable pace and who on and so forth, have been, so far, sollevatesi criticism from many quarters.
The only exception to the huge critical of which (thank God) our fellow citizens are equipped, has been the restructuring of Corso Garibaldi (the way the post office). Reopened to traffic, Corso Garibaldi, showed itself in all its unimaginable beauty, perfection is in the placement of paving stones, in attention to the edges of flower beds, in the beautiful and well chosen lamps and in the perfect division between area roadways and sidewalks. All can be debated but Corso Garibaldi no! But needless to say, and now we must also change their minds on the only exception.
This time not because of the rules of the violence but for the usual good taste. We have not even had time to enjoy the view of the launch center that once they left their fists in the eye.
A business has seen fit to put some chairs and tables outside on the course reopened. The tables and chairs made of plastic (which is a color Hi-tech that you could only sing in the Disney Hall of Gardaland) completely occupy the space used to pass on the sidewalk right on the upper stretches, Piazza Umberto I to the post office.
certainly did not blame the club owner that is not due to the knowledge and sensitivity that has historical and architectural reasons, so far, the redevelopment of the historic center.
It 's just a shame that someone has authorized (if authorized).
E 'shameful, according to the same regulations governing these types of structures in the historic center and states that Article. 4 Chapter I lett.d, "... Employment will not exceed half of the porch c / o galleries, and in any case should be a clear space for transit pedestrian least mt. 1.80 ". ... And Article 7 of Chapter I: "In the area of \u200b\u200bthe center tables, chairs, c / o stools should be made of metal (iron, alloys derived), wood or wicker. The color of the tables, chairs and stools must be in harmony with the surrounding environment. "
And since there are no temples around Hare Krishna, but two baroque Catholic churches, you just can not find any harmony "with the surrounding environment." If anyone wanted to consider the place of your business as outside the walls of the historic center, should be able to justify the upgrading of paving up to that point, if it does not fall within funded retraining (for the old town).
We waited so that reclassification and we are grateful to all those who have made it possible, but we will not be willing to turn away if someone thinks he can manage permissions with the superficial insensitivity demonstrated in this case.
Then if the operator was not authorized by anyone it is even more serious because it is a measure of how you can do what you want, with no one to intervene immediately. And this is not a purely punitive purpose but to protect the same merchants of the historic center, the desirable development of tourism and conservation, promotion and respect the magnificent architectural history that we need to be preserved by accommodating every instinct and that nothing can approximate the fate of the mortification of every effort riqualificante. (P).
only a perceived widespread disappointment with what was expected from the relocation of paving stones and for what, however, one begins to see: basoli shrunk, placed in bulk and without complying with the existing situation, cement joints too obvious, trim uncomfortable pace and who on and so forth, have been, so far, sollevatesi criticism from many quarters.
The only exception to the huge critical of which (thank God) our fellow citizens are equipped, has been the restructuring of Corso Garibaldi (the way the post office). Reopened to traffic, Corso Garibaldi, showed itself in all its unimaginable beauty, perfection is in the placement of paving stones, in attention to the edges of flower beds, in the beautiful and well chosen lamps and in the perfect division between area roadways and sidewalks. All can be debated but Corso Garibaldi no! But needless to say, and now we must also change their minds on the only exception.
This time not because of the rules of the violence but for the usual good taste. We have not even had time to enjoy the view of the launch center that once they left their fists in the eye.
A business has seen fit to put some chairs and tables outside on the course reopened. The tables and chairs made of plastic (which is a color Hi-tech that you could only sing in the Disney Hall of Gardaland) completely occupy the space used to pass on the sidewalk right on the upper stretches, Piazza Umberto I to the post office.
certainly did not blame the club owner that is not due to the knowledge and sensitivity that has historical and architectural reasons, so far, the redevelopment of the historic center.
It 's just a shame that someone has authorized (if authorized).
E 'shameful, according to the same regulations governing these types of structures in the historic center and states that Article. 4 Chapter I lett.d, "... Employment will not exceed half of the porch c / o galleries, and in any case should be a clear space for transit pedestrian least mt. 1.80 ". ... And Article 7 of Chapter I: "In the area of \u200b\u200bthe center tables, chairs, c / o stools should be made of metal (iron, alloys derived), wood or wicker. The color of the tables, chairs and stools must be in harmony with the surrounding environment. "
And since there are no temples around Hare Krishna, but two baroque Catholic churches, you just can not find any harmony "with the surrounding environment." If anyone wanted to consider the place of your business as outside the walls of the historic center, should be able to justify the upgrading of paving up to that point, if it does not fall within funded retraining (for the old town).
We waited so that reclassification and we are grateful to all those who have made it possible, but we will not be willing to turn away if someone thinks he can manage permissions with the superficial insensitivity demonstrated in this case.
Then if the operator was not authorized by anyone it is even more serious because it is a measure of how you can do what you want, with no one to intervene immediately. And this is not a purely punitive purpose but to protect the same merchants of the historic center, the desirable development of tourism and conservation, promotion and respect the magnificent architectural history that we need to be preserved by accommodating every instinct and that nothing can approximate the fate of the mortification of every effort riqualificante. (P).