Verona unloads bulky waste in Santa Lucia: Penalty.
A fine of 600 euros is allowed XXVIII Drop dropping bulky waste out of bins in Santa Lucia, where it meets through January. A 26-year-old man living in the area, with the support of some acquaintances, asked how much he should pay to someone who made some pots nearby Drop various items including chairs, various furniture, mattress nets and two windows, Creating a real pile of waste.
Clear amount of discarded items Some citizens complained to the local police. On the spot, some people who were approaching the area again were stopped by the neighboring police. It was questioned whether they were responsible for the unloading operation commissioned by an acquaintance.
In their defense they announced that they had made specific deals with Amiya, who would have handled the collection of waste. However, inquiries with the municipal agency denied the existence of these agreements because there was no reservation. At the end of the checks, the agents raised a fine of 600 euros for the owner of the 26-year-old bulky waste living in the area.
Total waste collection methods. Local police are reminded that the collection of bulky waste is carried out free of charge by Amiya. Reservations can be made by calling 0458069213, Monday through Friday from 7.30 to 13; Mondays and Thursdays from 2.30pm to 5pm.
Materials, mainly furniture and furnishing materials, mattress, large equipment (Refrigerators, gas cookers, dishwashers, washing machines, televisions, computers, printers …), bathroom fixtures (e.g. toilets, bathtubs, washbasins …) They must come from rooms and private residences and be placed in nearby bins after 9pm by the owner.
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