"For the serene and civil coexistence between citizenship and commercial activities" the Municipality of Naples, with the anti-nightlife lawyer Gennaro Esposito, has made a proposal, namely that of delimit the area of public land issued by the Municipality to restaurateurs and traders with non-invasive paint.
In this way, the deregulation of the tables will be avoided, a phenomenon that broke out immediately after the pandemic and the consequent illegal occupation of the land. The strips will be borne by the Municipality, specifically Napoli Servizi will take care of it.
Another proposal is also at stake, namely that of a QrCode that, once framed, can at the moment allow you to view the plan transmitted to the Suap, or the one-stop shop for productive activities. In this way, any irregularities will be known instantly.
Differing opinions on the proposal
To express his opinion, not without perplexity, is Alexandra Clement, which proposes to increase the checks carried out by the Local Police, thus avoiding the wild arrangement of the tables, checks that are currently lacking and sporadic.
Regarding road markings, Alessandra Clemente does not say she is completely against it, as long as the paint is not toxic and the impact on the urban decor is scrupulously assessed.
Other topics at stake concern the sound level meters, which should be installed by the owners of the exercises to measure the sound pressure, the ban on throwing butts and chewing gum on public areas and many others.
