18 Jun 2024 12:36
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The stadium-clinic project and the equally delicate issue of public lighting with project financing as a means of management. These are two of the topics – actually dealt with quickly compared to the rest – that were discussed on Tuesday morning in BCT during the maxi conference of the councilor for public works Giovanni Maggi and the deputy mayor Riccardo Corridore: the double reminder was issued to close the issues. Or at least try.
FEBRUARY 2024, FIELD COMMISSION FOR THE PROJECT: ASM IN THE FIELD
DECEMBER 2023, A POSSIBLE 3RD OPTION TICKS
NOVEMBER 2023, THE ACT IN FAVOR OF ENGIE: 23 MILLION EUROS UNTIL 2032
«We asked Ternana yesterday, I congratulated the manager Giorgini this morning because I saw the protocol. Urged to close the situation, now we need to verify the required documentation and sign the agreement”, specified Maggi on the process for the construction of the new stadium and clinic. We’ll see, the feeling is that he will be talking about it for a while yet. Then there is the other open story of considerable relevance.
«STAGE-CLINICAL? NOTHING TO APPROVE”
THE ‘BRIDGE’ AGREEMENT: 30 THOUSAND EUROS OF FEE, ALL PAID BY TERNANA
In February the resolution was signed for the establishment of the working group for the evaluation of the ASM project on public lighting and, obviously, also the other proposals received at Palazzo Spada: «Unfortunately it got tangled up because in addition to ASM there are at least four other proposals (Engie has been known for some time, there is also talk of Enerstreet, ed.). The commission is working, I recently wrote a letter to the president requesting the commission’s work because it is important for the city from both an operational and administrative point of view.” At first the Rup was the engineer Nazareno Claudiani, then the manager Claudio Bedini took over.
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