The two days dedicated to participation ended yesterday, with public meetings organized by the municipal administration regarding the drafting Coastal Municipal Plan at Future Center in viale Marconi in Barletta.
The meeting on Monday afternoon gathered the point of view of operators in the seaside sector and professional associations; yesterday afternoon, however, the meeting was open to all local associations and citizens. An opportunity to help build a new idea for the Barletta coast, which has always been cited as a possible driving force for relaunching the economy and tourism in this field. The modernization for which it can only achieve development must be based on an innovative diversification of the tourist offer, thinking about a regional reference framework that has been active for several years. The delay of the coastal cities of Puglia, not only the city of the Disfida, in adapting to the Regional Plancannot avoid evaluating new tools aimed at harmonizing actions between public and private entities.
The city councilor did the honors for the Administration Gennaro Cefola delegate for Urban Planning, as well as the mayor himself present Cannito.
We remind you that the municipal plan must respond to regional legislation that dates back to 2009 and took its first steps, including with participation, in 2014 with the Cascella Administration. Then the commissionership and now we are at the definition of the instrument that will regulate the coastal strip of the city (both the western and eastern coastal areas), being able to explicitly talk about a real water font in Barletta. Great attention was paid to the use of the beaches for bathing establishments, and little to services related to the coast, such as parking, pedestrian walkways, public lighting, as was also underlined by various interventions by the citizens present. To accommodate the various interventions of the public also the architect. Nicola Fuzioeditor of the PCC and also of the PUG and the municipal manager of urban planning Francesco Lomoro.
