CAMPONOGARA. rejected by the Commission on Provincial Road Business Park Calcroci, cheering the counselors in the Northern League Camponogara Zinato Cristian Vigouroux and Elisa who had hurled. The design of the large, almost the entire center of the village, was rejected because it would violate the parameters of water safety and environmental protection of the territory. The project, commissioned immobility Dmg Fernando Brugnoli Dolo and strongly desired by civic list 'Together for Camponogara', provided the partial demolition of the center. It would have gone the whole area of \u200b\u200bthe former cinema with the volume that was transferred in the area of \u200b\u200bthe new subdivision. The area would be built was made up of approximately 140 thousand square feet of commercial space, divided into 23 lots, and other 15 thousand square meters of public green areas. A footpath, partly covered, for half a mile, connecting the center of the square Calcroci of the church and continued longitudinally along the entire area. Along the roadside were developing the business premises, parking areas (more than a thousand cars), and to the church, a residential area. 31,604 square feet of retail space, more than 81mila surface lots. A square, then, was carried on via Cavour. A mega project opposed by Cat (Committees Environment and Territory), and other
"At last -
local councilors say Northern League - the Calcroci Business Park, which would destroy the whole village was great. The project in fact did not take account of flood safety, air pollution and mass of vehicles on the roads would be transited. The surface area of \u200b\u200b81,592 square meters of which 60% covered has not seen a feasibility study and did not take appropriate account of the railway line Venice-Adria and the damage caused to all companies and distributors of Camponogara. It was not also planned the construction of a mitigation area between the commercial and the residential and green space was provided for under the high voltage power line. " by: New Venice
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