Cologno Monzese, December 24, 2010 - Public Water, the match for the towns of Milan was postponed to 2011 and winning the first round, played on the tables of the Province, is the anti-privatization. This is the verdict of the Conference of the car (Optimal Territorial Area), the authority in charge of water service in the Province di Milano, che ieri mattina ha radunato a Palazzo Isimbardi sindaci e amministratori dell’hinterland meneghino per discutere sulla gestione futura dell’acqua.
La discussione parte già gravata, per via dalla legge regionale 57, fresca fresca di approvazione (il 22 dicembre), che all’articolo 1 sancisce la soppressione dell’Ato dal 1 gennaio e il passaggio dei poteri in mano al presidente della Provincia, Guido Podestà. Rieccheggia però un paradosso nella Sala del Consiglio e non sfugge agli amministratori del Nord Milano. l’assessore al Bene Comune di Cologno Giovanni Cocciro, i sindaci di Cinisello e Sesto, Daniela Gasparini e Giorgio Oldrini in prima linea.
Dai loro banchi arriva la braking of the vote of the items on the agenda, but also a big question: how can you vote in 2011 on the administration of Ato Province, where the governing body of higher education, the region, has just sanctioned the closure? Ready for the response of a number of building Isimbardi Podesta: "Ato will be active for another six months and Amiacque throughout 2011. A strengthened commitment from the "Decree milleproroghe," which was also approved by the Council of Ministers on 22, postponing the abolition of public water management in January 2012.
A battle won, according to the Lombard Public water committees, raised the war against privatization. "The extension granted by the President Podesta - says councilor Cocciro - opens a parenthesis to launch the strategic public referendum on the water. The Supreme Court has given the green light after the counting of signatures now await the green light by the Constitutional Court on the questions to ask the citizens. And in the spring we could finally go to vote. "
Luca Zorloni
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