Alberoni - A "Buongiorno Italy" , special Tgr Rai Tre broadcast tomorrow morning at 7.30 , it is called Alberona and the bill drawn up by 13 municipalities Puglia in the recovery, protection and exploitation of the most beautiful towns in Italy in Puglia. In studies of Bari Rai will interviewed, live, the deputy mayor of Alberona Leonardo De Matthaeis and the mayor of Cisternino Mario Luigi Convertini. The two directors will present the initiative which was signed by the thirteen municipalities of Puglia (Alberona, Alberobello, Cattle, Cisternino, Locorotondo, Orsara di Puglia, Otranto, Pietra, Roseto, Sant'Agata di Puglia, Mirror, Trani and Vico del Gargano) which have been recognized brands of quality eco-tourism (most beautiful villages in Italy, Orange Flag, Cittaslow and heritage protected by UNESCO). The municipal councils of the "magnificent 13" drafted a joint document, the basis for a new framework of rules in favor of "historical villages" of Puglia. The City of Alberona recently approved in the City Council approve the document. Article 1, including the aims of the proposal, states that "are allowed to levy regional interventions, promoted also by private entities, aimed at enhancing and upgrading of facilities, to urban regeneration, conservation and restoration of heritage buildings and green spaces. " Among the actions planned and funded, the removal from the historic centers of non-originating materials, the works that contribute to the better use of collective historical, artistic and social plan of the color, the landfill overhead cables, network cabling, camouflage antenna, the replacement of fixtures and metallic elements not appropriate to the history and identity of urban places. "The actions - suggests the document - must be made using, wherever possible, historical techniques of manufacture." In the Puglia region, also wonders "in the allocation of contributions to the field of operations supported by laws in the environment, tourism, history, culture and society" to give "priority to a score of common recognized as historic towns that have applied funding in their announcements. "
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