Salva-Milano norm and habitable rooms of 20 meters (even on the ground floor): now Salvini’s Home Decree is in effect an amnesty

An amnesty. It is difficult to define otherwise the changes that the League has put down in black and white (four days before the elections) to broaden the scope of the Save-the-Home decree. They range from habitable micro-apartments measuring 20 square meters at most to 2.4 meter ceilings, from the habitability of rooms on the ground floor to the extension of tolerances to buildings […]

A amnesty. It is difficult to define the changes that the League has put pen to paper (four days before the elections) to broaden the scope of the Save-the-Home decree. Let’s go, come on habitable micro-apartments already from 20 square meters to the limit of 2.4 meter ceilings, fromhabitability of the premises on the ground floor the extension of tolerances to properties yet to be built. Cherry finally, on the free-all cake is the so-called Save-Milan rule, to resolve the case of the skyscrapers in Milan, blocked by the judiciary because they were considered abusive.

The hands of the League on construction – The measure the parliamentary process will begin next week, immediately after the break for the European elections, but Salvini has already anticipated what the next move will be to get the League’s hands on the sector: to commute the ministry, the MIT, in Mite, adding the final ‘e’ for construction. It would be a replica of the Mild of Draghian memory, but the name of the ministry of Ecological transition it remains vacant today, abandoned by the Meloni government for the new one But if. The League aims to entrust the task of adopting the MIT to the Italy house plan for the reorganization of residential and social housing by looking at new models public-private cooperation with credit operators who have a social vocation (“patient funds”).

The changes to the Save Home – The wait, however, is above all for theamendment which will allow the habitability of the ‘micro apartments’. The League will propose new limits of 20 square meters, from the current 28, for one person and 28 for two, from 38 today. For the height of the ceilings, the objective is to go from the minimum of 2.70 meters to 2.40 (as already allowed for corridors and bathrooms). “Reasonable and common sense” also being able to change the intended use of a room on the ground floor to create a home, as requested in particular by small municipalities and historic villages. The new tolerances they will also be extended to future properties “to ensure uniformity of regulation and uniform treatment for all building interventions”. Changes will then concern the verify works on site to ensure that, once a certificate of usability/habitability has been obtained from a Municipality or Local Health Authority technician, no one can subsequently detect any discrepancies. Simplifications will also come via amendment on interventions carried out before 1977, the year of Bucalossi law, and for the regularization process of partial discrepancies, limiting the extent (and therefore the amount) of the works that may be requested to regularize the property by limiting them only to those that are necessary and essential for safety. Limits also on the substitutive power of Regionswhich today can cancel the release of building title of the Common even after 10 years, and a solution with the Save Milan “for the hundreds of families who today live in buildings that cannot be demolished” also in other cities.

Here is the “Save-Milan rule” – The so-called normSave-Milan‘ (“much desired by local administrations”), as widely announced, has entered the League’s package of amendments to the ‘Save-home’ decree, assigned to the Chamber of Deputies, where on June 11 it will be included in the Environment and Infrastructure Commission. “By not going into the merits of the judicial investigations, we cannot afford to to block building permits, halting the development and growth of cities,” explains the party Matteo Salvini, according to which “an intervention is necessary to help the hundreds of families who today live in buildings that cannot be demolished”. The intent of the amendment “is to find solutions to the problem of building renovations which do not only concern Milan, but also other cities where for years we have worked following the same interpretation of the rules. These are problems that arise from the overlap between state legislation, regional legislation and the provisions adopted by some Municipalities, which allow the so-called ‘demo-reconstruction with Scia“, it is explained.