Civic Renewal Advisory Referendum: Renaissance Civic turns to the TAR Press July 10, 2010
RENAISSANCE CIVIC forced to turn to TAR Revival civic, after about eight months of filing the application for approval of the rules for the holding of consultative referendum in the town of Grottaglie, signed by 604 ( six hundred and four) Grottaglie voters, she is forced to turn to the TAR.
There has been too much red tape and has determined that an impasse in the Council Commission is responsible for proposing to the City Council to approve the regulation.
There is a particularly strong concern about the possible approval of civic rebirth of a regulation, according to circulating drafts, trampled the most basic rights of democratic participation, narrowing of the very possibility of the institution of municipal referendum.
Since those who govern in Grottaglie still need to learn to respect citizens and their rights of participation, civic revival, not wishing to wait more than eight months have passed, she is forced to turn to the TAR.
find attached a copy of the action and news on Civic Renewal.
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Revival civic experience was born a year ago the Committee shall monitor the landfill since 2004 continues its work of raising, reporting and proposal on the specific problem of the presence of one of the largest Grottaglie landfill for industrial waste in Europe.
This experience led to the realization that the apparent problems in the city are caused precisely by the absence of a strong culture of public government in those who administer and therefore exists in Grottaglie a moral issue that deals specifically with the administration and municipal administrators.
Revival civic party is not deployed and active in politics in the territory to defend the common good.
addition to filing the Approval of the rules for the holding of consultative referendum in the town of Grottaglie, the city has proposed meetings with the investigative journalist Gianni Lannes on "the poisons that pollute our land and seas", the immunologist Mauro Minelli on " environment and related diseases, with the candidates in regional elections.
