Saturday, May 16, 2009

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Chaos and wild: Welcome Idroscalo

concerts, sporting events, shows and discos. But even campfires, noise and parking chaos. From tomorrow kicks off the summer season Idroscalo, with its two faces: one of whom, clear, choose the "sea" in Milan as a center of entertainment and August to those who have the deep pockets to pay the consequences. "Three quarters dell'Idroscalo arise in our country, yet we are completely excluded from the management and control of the park," says the Mayor of Segrate Adriano Alessandrini. That means many hassles and no benefits, "The Province has not even called me at the opening, but he asked me to provide my brigade to handle the traffic." The problem of parking, he says, is long standing: "Every Sunday we ritroviame cars one above the other, it is total chaos." And then there's the noise issue: "Some concerts begin from the morning. Last year we got the rock mass to the background. " To give the biggest problems are its own concerts because the matter seems to have closed clubs: in the west, where there is a greater concentration of premises, there are the roofs of sound. To the east, the direction minimizes Idroscalo: "The shows are few and all end up around eleven and a half hours acceptable. This year, then there is the new Blue Room, indoors and with lots of conditioner. " But the Tregarezzo residents, a small village near the park, shaking the windows as well: "No one wants to prevent the outdoor events, but they serve as barriers against the noise so you can not go on," complains Alex Seracini, residing in the area and President constituency of San Felice: "What has been done to the premises should also apply to the concerts." It also contends
safety: the province, always explain the direction, has invested 200 000 Euros for the lighting of the parking within the park and this year there will be a new provincial police headquarters, a dozen agents should ensure it has clarified the president Philip Penati, "prevention and deterrence of crime and the phenomena of lawlessness." "Well - he says John De Nicola, leader of the National Alliance in the provincial council - but the problem of the barbarian invasions of the Roma who are camping around the pools remains. Since this administration is the Idroscalo is in free fall, "despite the € 30 million that the council has spent over five years.
Expo Pending that, in the draft Penati, should revive the "sea" in Milan as a center of excellence for the fun of Lombardy Region, Province and Municipality of Segrate have signed a framework agreement providing for the inclusion of citizen in society which manages the park, "So we will prepare as well as to organize the events, so you can enjoy" says Alessandrini. All
waiting for the Idroscalo, dreams of the Province, to become a snazzy style Viennese Prater which seem now seems far away.

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