The courtyard and loggia remain with the Red Devil, until the actual start of the works at Palazzo Ottolenghi. The clarification arrived yesterday, April 4 in the early afternoon: although not yet official, the news stopped the solidarity demonstration announced at the City Council last night.
Mayor Rasero explains: “No spite, no political decision or council resolution on the Red Devil, a local that has collaborated with many city events, “he says. To cite as an example events such as the Douja and Astiteatro is also the commissioner Gianfranco Imerito: “We are talking about technical issues and due deeds, linked to the publication of the tender for the works contract: no political decision, no stop until the construction site is delivered”. Imerito explains: «Much ado about nothing. No willingness to close overnightno turnaround: if they had contacted me, I would have clarified the matter immediately “.
Mayor Rasero yesterday met with offices and executives: “Since the construction site will not be immediate – confirms Rasero – the place will be able to continue to have a courtyard and loggia, and until the actual start of the renovation works.” And he adds: “Sorry to see how many, without investigating the situation, have used it for the electoral campaign.”
In support of the former church, the minority councilors Mauro Bosia and Michele Anselmo (Uniti Si Can) and Mario Malandrone (Ambiente Asti) immediately moved.presenting an urgent question to the mayor Rasero and the competent councilors: “We will continue to monitor anyway – underline the opposition – we hope that the municipal interlocutors are still speaking”.