TRIESTE – They were discontinued works at the former Pavan in via Frausin after the warning sent by various interested parties, including the Together for San Giacomo committee, the Campo Libero solidarity network and local residents. The construction site, initially intended for demolition for the construction of a sports centre, was stopped due to alleged irregularities, as reported by sources close to the police headquarters.
The alleged irregularities and the warning
According to what was declared by sources close to the police headquarters in Trieste Prima, the construction site was stopped to allow checks to be carried out alleged irregularities. The warning sent to the competent authorities, including the prefecture, prosecutor’s office and court of auditors, raises doubts about the legitimacy of the demolitionunderlining that various procedural steps would be necessary before proceeding with the work.
The position of councilor Elisa Lodi
Councilor Elisa Lodi, in response to the controversy, reiterated the municipal administration’s willingness to proceed with the works. Despite the temporary suspension, Lodi assures that the activity will be continued once the outstanding procedural issues have been resolved.
There is a clear contrast between the positions of the parties involved. While the municipal administration supports the correctness of technical evaluations and the legality of the projectthe Insieme per San Giacomo committee and the Campo Libero network raise doubts about the temporary suspension of works. According to their statements, the decision to stop the construction site seems to have been influenced more by the weather conditions than by a real evaluation of the procedural irregularities.
Uncertainty about the future of the project
The suspension of work raises uncertainty about the future of the project. While the municipal administration shows determination in carrying forward the initiative, the committee and the solidarity network continue to raise awareness doubts about its legitimacy And procedural transparency.
The suspension of work on the former Pavan highlights the complexities and controversies that can arise in urban redevelopment projects. The resolution of procedural issues and clarity in communications will be crucial to dispel doubts and resume work. It remains to be seen how events will evolve and whether the parties involved will be able to find common ground to proceed in a shared and transparent manner.
