Wild nightlifestep back Common of Caserta on the new one order. The experimental measure, drawn up by the commander of the Local Police Antonio Piricelli provided for a tightening of sanctions, with fines of up to 1,032 eurosand the closing of the place from five to eighty days, in relation to the violations committed and the number of reports against you. However, as it was drawn up, according to what was learned from the offices, it would have exposed theBody to a series of judicial appeals by the managers of public establishments. Some even feared a profile of illegitimacy. Hence the municipal administration’s decision to intervene on the current situation regulation, with appropriate modifications, which will concern not only noise pollution and disturbance of public peace but also the occupation of public land, the regularity of licenses, timetables and many other aspects of an administrative nature. «We realized – says the vice mayor and councilor for events, Emiliano Casale – than to intervene on the current regulation, modifying it in a more significant sense rigid, would have had more incisive and effective effects than an ordinance without unnecessarily exposing the administration to legal disputes. In this way, the conditions are created to punish those who commit abuses by sanctioning them in a balanced way, and to protect those who respect the rules”.
The Municipality is tight-lipped about the contents and timing of the new regulation even if, according to some, it could contain part of the indications already present in the ordinance. «I am pressing the offices to make it ready as soon as possible – he simply says Farmhouse – then it will be brought to the attention of the competent commissions, after which it will go to the city council forapproval». However, the process to be followed is different with regards to the problems concerning the topic of safety. «Everything that has to do with public order – explains the councilor – will always be addressed jointly Prefecture in the context of table which meets periodically. There has been an inter-force coordination that has been active every weekend in the city for months and control activities will certainly be strengthened. But not only. We are examining new actions to implement to implement security in the area, which will be made official shortly.”
Actions anxiously awaited by the residents of the historic center who also had to deal with this weekend loud music until three, coming from some premises in via Ferrante and via Mazzocchi, and nocturnal noises until four o’clock and who forcefully demand not only greater controls but also and above all sanctions. «This Saturday too – he explains Rosy Di Costanzopresident of the committee “City liveability”, which represents the families of via Maielli, largo Sant’Elena, piazza Gramsci, via Sant’Agostino, via Mazzini, via Ferrante, via Mazzocchi, piazza Dante, via Gasparri, corso Trieste, via Vico and piazza Correra – we witnessed a furious argument between two boys, it was around 4.10 when we heard screams, the manager of a club took care of separating them, who intervened before the worst happened. Many of us were still awake because until recently there had been the usual very high volume of music. Always from the same premises, reported over and over again to the authorities and the police. Even with video testimonials. We don’t understand the reasons why no one has yet intervened. We have a feeling that institutions consider their intervention justified only if there are deaths and injuries and that they do not understand that those who live here experience equally serious and worthy of attention hardships which are not strictly connected to the fights but also to the quality of life and the right to rest and health public recognized by the Constitution. We have been forced to live with this situation for nine years now, we don’t wish anyone to live like this.”
And in relation to the Municipality’s step back on the anti-nightlife ordinance, Di Costanzo adds: «It is legitimate to ask whether politics is simply taking time, considering the imminent electoral appointment, so as not to antagonize the managers of the premises. In this city, as is known, we are perpetually under the thumb of votes.” Finally, an appeal to carry out continuous and not sporadic checks and to speed up the announced changes to the municipal regulation.
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