The measure is part of a wider exchange of seats, but it's hard not to read a departure
Luca Rinaldi, 51, a Milanese architect, was transferred from the Superintendent Brescia Cremona and Mantua, where he was holder since 2001, one in Trieste. The measure is part of a larger turnover in various locations and is part of the Reformation of the Ministry of Culture, sponsored by the Minister Bondi recently announced that the general rotation of leadership positions.
But, according to information circulating these days, this has not happened in Lombardy, if not for the seat in Brescia. However in our province the historic and artistic skills on the goods remain Filippo Trevisani, and Cultural Heritage Raffaella Poggiani Keller. Instead of
Rinaldi has appointed a new executive appointment, the architect Andrea Alberti. It should however be added that the measure for the seat of Brescia has the flavor of a further shrinking because Alberti should be shared with the Superintendent of Verona, which has also been entrusted.
In this context, Rinaldi difficult to not think of a departure: the Superintendent of Monuments in Trieste saw it recently made a significant reduction skills, and is not considered a coveted seat, where since 2005 has seen 8 managers rotate well.
In this decade, however, the management Rinaldi has been characterized by fruitful cooperation with the local city government, by Corsini in words, while many and fierce were the conflicts in the areas planted by the new building boom on Lake Garda.
Here, new constraints have been compounded action for annulment of municipal permits for large real estate transactions. And the litigation is resolved in the majority judgments in favor of the Tar position of the Superintendent.
Rinaldi himself had not hidden, however, in meetings with local administrators, the limits of that situation, and pending clarification of legislation, had promoted a work table with the new government on the coast of Valtenesi. Similar work was heading in Franciacorta, an area hitherto entirely devoid of landscape protection.
(source: "Giornale di Brescia", Monday, August 24, 2009)
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