Marche, rain of millions on the streets. Acquaroli rewards the Fermo area: tannery bypass, restyling of the Mezzina. No sea-mountains

STOP – The OK has arrived and therefore the green light for the unitary program of interventions on the territory of the Marche Region for infrastructural, economic and social development for a value of 532.5 million euros. The Marche region has placed some key voices in the project like the Fermo area.

The agreement, signed by governor Acquaroli in October, unlocks a total of 532.5 million euros, among the resources of the 2021-27 Development and Cohesion Fund, equal to approximately 333.6 million euros which are allocated to infrastructure works, and the resources of the Revolving Fund, equal to approximately 154.3 million euros, intended for other sectors: business, tourism, culture, social inclusion, education and training.

The region’s choice is to act on 16 works. First of all the Pedemontana “which will provide the hinterland with a fast connection, with the dual objective of decongesting traffic on the Adriatic and, at the same time, guaranteeing better connections with the hinterland, thus contributing to the relaunch of the internal areas in terms of reachability, attractiveness and competitiveness”.

Then comes the Fermano: “Always with a view to decongesting traffic on the SS 16 Adriatica road, we highlight the interventions to connect the Lungotenna to the A14 motorway (24 million euros), the connecting link between the SS77 and the SS16 Adriatica ( 26 million euros)”.

Further interventions in the Fermo area. Mayor Paolo Calcinaro collects the Molini Conceria bypass (SP219) with 15 million euros. And the road system on the Mezzina will be modernized with 11.1 million euros. Finally, the supply road to the Fermo hospital with 28.2 million euros.

“With today’s resolution – comments the Undersecretary of State Alessandro Morelli of the League – fundamental projects for the territory will be launched. This is a useful public expenditure for the implementation of works and interventions, but also a substantial investment which will be capable of multiplying its effects in favor of businesses and local communities.