The seal is notarial, the signature is that of a notary with a heavy name. The object of the dispute is a real estate deal destined to overturn the entrance gate to the capital of Sardinia, throwing the main infrastructure of the island, the airport, currently public and civil, into a vortex of road traffic and multiple interests. Cagliari-Elmas. When the notary "in Cagliari" Alberto Floris, the most rigorous of the powerful Cagliari Floris family, signs the observations-exhibit on the project intended to raze the ancient buildings of the ancient ironworks on the outskirts of the metropolitan city, he knows perfectly well what he is doing. And if a gentle man, perpetually striving for eternal mediation, decides to write such a weighty and precise indictment, it means that the game is high-class.
Two weights, two measures
At stake are statements without appeal, starting from what is clearly described as the policy of double standards. Let's be clear, the notary Floris does not write for pleasure, but rather to point out that in the old Elmas steelworks what has been forbidden to others is being permitted. The "others", mentioned in the opposition, are the shareholders of Esetali srl, the Floris family company which must submit to VIA its project for the "Environmental and Urban Redevelopment of an area in the Matzeu Garden and Swimming Pool area" in the Municipality of Assemini, less than 2 km from the Ex Fas site. The reasoning is straightforward: you impose an Environmental Impact Assessment on us for a decidedly smaller settlement, you force us, rightly, to calculate the cumulative impacts of all the shopping centers built or planned in that area, while this does not happen for the Fas operation.
