at least three councilors could give up their positions – TraniLive.it

The demolition and demolition of the former Angelini will begin by the end of April and the timing could coincide with that of the restructuring of the last Bottaro council before the next municipal elections. With the precision of a Swiss watch, as already happened in 2020, 2022 and 2023, the mayor is ready to comply with the requests of parties and lists to review the quotas present in the council.

The “revision” of the governing body is not confirmed by Palazzo but the rumors have been circulating for weeks. There would be at least three names of the councilors in the balance and which could serve the mayor to reassure those who ask the mayor for due representation, directly proportional to the weight in the city council. In 2022, Bottaro appointed Lucia de Mari (Public Education, Cultures, Relations with neighborhood committees, Equal Opportunities, Fight against Gender Violence and against minors) and Leo Amoruso (Ecological transition, Personnel, Urban Hygiene, Agriculture, Fisheries) as councilors , Sport) while in 2023 the council was completed with Giovanna Pizzichillo (Productive activities, Commerce, Crafts, Policies for economic development, Housing policies) and Mino Di Lernia (Development and promotion of the territory, Implementation of PINQUA – PNRR projects: coast north – south coast, Maritime Heritage and State Property, Relations with institutions, Relations with associations).

The current council is also made up of councilors Fabrizio Ferrante (Public Works, Maintenance of schools and public buildings, Road maintenance, Greenery maintenance, Cemetery services, Infrastructure and networks, Active policies for diversity, Relations with investee companies), Cecilia Di Lernia (Local Police, Territorial Security, Civil Protection, Traffic, Mobility and Parking, Care of Public Places and Spaces, Litigation, Transparency and Legality), Luca Lignola (Budget, Taxes, Financial Services, Shared Goods), Carlo Laurora ( General Affairs, Institutional Affairs, Relations with the City Council, Technological Innovation, Program Implementation) and Alessandra Rondinone (Social Services, Youth Policies and Children’s Rights, Institutes and initiatives for active citizen participation, Observatory on architectural barriers). The mayor remains responsible for urban planning and tourism.