Overview
- City officials issued the first demolition order tied to the court’s reinterpretation that certain post-demolition rebuilds count as new construction requiring a permit rather than a SCIA.
- Representatives of the Famiglie Sospese, which says it supports over 4,500 households, met Vice Mayor Anna Scavuzzo and secured monthly check-ins to track which projects may be unblocked.
- Palazzo Marino says its landscape commission is fully operational, has reviewed about 200 files, and is applying stricter guidelines adopted in November to prevent repeats of cases like via Fauché.
- Legal experts warn that numerous SCIA-based developments are at theoretical risk, though they note courts often weigh protections for third-party buyers and may favor compensation over demolition.
- Construction group Assimpredil Ance called the decision a source of added uncertainty and pressed for a national framework, while the opposition Lega demanded an extraordinary city council session.