Livorno. He found it suitable to deliver goods to a warehouse near Levonde Park, not far from the southern Livorno variant exit, and then parked the van in a nearby parking lot, and, thanks to the darkness of the evening, boarded the plane. The land is full of and many kinds of waste.
He thought he was not noticed, but on the mayor’s advice Luca Salvetti, In turn some citizens warned traffic through the avenues, however, municipal police and environmental inspectors at Amps – the municipal waste agency – immediately intervened “who identified the author of the destruction – he explains in a note to the company – by imposing a ban of 600 euros, prosecuting the criminal complaint for environmental crime.
The environmental crime in question, as it is now assumed, lies in what is known as the “environmental code”. “It should be remembered – Aamps points out – that abandoned material is not dangerous, but if it doubles if hazardous waste is found, this type of crime can be fined between 300 and 3,000 euros.
Municipal agency inspectors, who have always opposed the indiscriminate dumping of waste in the city, had to intervene two months ago and remove the unsorted waste bags. Via Testa and Dell Cardinal.
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