has appeared in the local press the letter of Mr President of the Duke Center Flavio on the issue of night noises. The following:
"The heated debate on the question of the night noises of which would be responsible for the young people who frequent the bars and the remedies being considered by the municipal lead me to some riflessione.È undoubtedly true that all citizens have the sacrosanct right to rest at night and noises, deafening music, motors packaged, skid or whatever, if repeated regularly, can become detrimental to the right, until, in the most serious offense. But it is equally true that young people just for the office of vitality that distinguishes them, are naturally led to the transgression and happiness often goes hand in hand with some noise. The solution, as often happens, to be found in the common sense in that bit of restraint and mutual tolerance that allows you to go beyond the opposition of schieramenti.Sarebbe appropriate for everyone, put all selfishness, reflected a bit on the fact that the city belongs to everyone, young and old and all must offer an answer to their needs. Sure, the noises that disturb the quiet claim that those who would like a quiet city and silent. But it is equally true that the lethargy is repulsive to those who, by contrast, want a vibrant city in which it is allowed to express their vitality ... If we consider that Gorizia is becoming a college town where young people have an essential and characteristic, we must accept that they need their own space in the broadest sense, and that the college with its ironclad timetable is now out of fashion. Between a dormitory town and revelry without limit and without restraint, there are lots of possible intermediates in which it is certainly possible to find a compromise solution to meet, again, with that bit of mutual tolerance, a little ' all. I do not know if that required the closure of the exercises at midnight or one o'clock is a good idea. I do not know and I wonder not exclude a priori, as it appears to someone with an excess of irony, does not seem to grasp the seriousness of the problem. I do not know and I wonder, especially if that decision should be taken individually by the local government, independent of other municipalities more or less close, and especially across the border, where there are dangerous temptations and attractions, at least according to As we read in the press in recent times. The boys, as among others have already announced, could resume as night raids that too often end in a tragic way and who has children knows the torment of sleepless nights spent in anxious wait to hear the key turn in the lock. Alienate young people from the city does not solve any problem. Better to keep them close to the boys, offering them a welcoming environment for them, in which trovino.Sarebbe better then, instead of demanding top-down positions, the parties concerned, including of course I would see good operators are faced in a dialogue open and peaceful neighborhood and the Council could be the ideal forum where such dialogue could develop. To this end I offer myself and of course the availability of the entire Board which I believe I interpret the thoughts and organize my care will be a public meeting on this issue at the earliest, when the city will recover its normal rhythm of life Holiday over. "
Flavio Duke
President of Borough Council Town Centre
