publish on our blog action Claudia Vaccarezza of the PhD in Historical Geography for the Enhancement of the Historic Environment, University of Genoa
In the days before the August I participated in several debates that were held (without inconsistent with a certain reluctance to intervene in the audience) to the Party of the Democratic Party to board and in particular the one dedicated to infrastructures and to the Basin Plan. I saved one of the possibilities for the development of Tigullio, but I think the previous two were sufficient to clarify ideas.
I believe that the issue of possible or, perhaps we should say, likely urbanization (newspeak term to mean concreting) of the vegetables on the left bank of the river Entella is closely related to the infrastructure and the economic development of Tigullio.
especially those phrases in the debate on the Basin Plan Perfigli the Councillor, the Mayor and Deputy Mayor Vaccarezza Caveri are absolutely unequivocal: we must proceed with the drafting of the master plan, that is an area that once made safe, may allow development to the town of Lavagna, although the agricultural landscape in which it is contained is romantically attractive.
Obviously I made a brief, but the concept remained in the minds of those present was that.
Some observations on the words used and the reasons given.
"Shut down" is a term which provides for a public work to the benefit of the community, that in 1700 in a document produced by the Community of Chiavari about the safety measures dell'Entella was called opus publicum. But, as then, it seems that the operation to the community (do not think that FAS funds and other names we are awarded by the European Union or the region, it is always out of money from the pockets of taxpaying citizens) and for the benefit of owners of the land that eventually "be built a small volume for their children "(and for those who have no children?) or sold to third parties at the market price of building land. privatum Opus, called him in 1700, and today as we call it?
Another word always in the mouths of our directors is "development." I understand once and for all as a model of development are based. What I had imagined in the postwar years? Industry and Tourism of second homes? What are we to make of the tunnel when we have no idea Fontanabuona to which companies could invest in our country? When, above all, hope someone can come from outside to help us out?
usually next to the word "development" if it finds another "fitting coast and inland." Here, I was born hearing this phrase and now I have nearly fifty years and this connection has not yet been done. But then what do you mean by "connecting the coast and inland? is a matter of practicability or, perhaps, is more of a cultural gap, social and economic environment that you can not fill, between the coast and inland. We need highways or streets may need fast data transmission, centers of culture and education, quality employment opportunities?
But we will never make this connection if we continue to look at the Liguria facing the sea, perhaps wiping the tears in front of the stands empty and deserted hotels. Take a lesson from Italo Calvino and turn their backs to the sea and then perhaps we would realize that even in this summer of crisis the only resorts that have registered have been sold out the excellent farmhouses, courageously, have invested in our hinterland.
brings us to the last word, "landscape", I heard you say just thinking about the Deputy Mayor, however, in a beautiful landscape that could be painted in any context.
"Landscape" is a category or geographical location and the agricultural landscape and rural town is now better protected by the Code of Cultural Heritage and Landscape, just as an archaeological or an antique painting, in addition to being the center of the European Landscape Convention.
dell'Entella The gardens of the Plain, as they are kept until today, are an example of the Rural Landscape of Historic Interest and as such have been included in a product catalog to be published by the Ministry of Agriculture (MIPAAF).
It is a cultural heritage, even before the landscape, or, if you use the currently fashionable sense of Anglo-Saxon origin, the gardens are a cultural landscape and the word "heritage" means that it is a landscape of everyone, not just landowners, but also of all citizens of Blackboard, those of neighboring towns, tourists still choose the Tigullio for the holidays.
Once gone, the gardens, which once extended even to Chiavari until the Group of Salt Caperana and for all, to Blackboard until the rocks of St. Anna Cogorno and throughout San Salvatore and Panesi, we will lose not only a unique value throughout Liguria (the other two floors, one of Albenga and that of the Magra see specialized agriculture and not "traditional") that could be sold as a produit de terroir (see how the neighbors are organized French), but even more because we understand Chiavari in the square where the market is fruit and vegetables is known, unique, place of cabbage.
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