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The Single Plan Document was approved by the City Council last night (Democratic Unionist Party 2025-2027 It defines the strategic and operational planning of the municipality.
They were rejected without any reason.by the municipal authorities and the majority of councillors 5 amendments from the undersigned,about:
1) “Survey for the restoration of the Roman amphitheater”;
2) “Linguistic reconstruction of the Palazzo Lettimi”;
3) “Creation of the Rimini Tourism Museum in the Roman Palace”;
4) “Construction of a pedestrian tunnel under the Porto Canal, connecting Piazza Boscovich with Darsena and San Giuliano Mare”;
5) “Creation of a parking lot near the toll booths on the Rimini North-South Motorway”.
I highlight the silence of Mayor Jamil Sadegholvaad, He did not give any reason for his vote againstespecially the First Amendment.
I remember, in fact, The mayor himself, At the City Council special meeting held on February 23, 2023, Dedicated to “the preservation and protection of the Roman amphitheater”, He announced that “I can conduct an investigation together with the regulatory authorities to verify the contents of CEIS.”
18 months later, the mayor has not fulfilled his promise of an “investigation”” to verify the existence of the archaeological remains of the underground Roman amphitheater in Sais.
Roman Amphitheater Its history dates back to the 2nd century AD and the stands can accommodate 10,000-12,000 spectators. It was discovered through a survey in 1843-1844 By Luigi Tonini, historian of Rimini.
Parts of it came to light during excavations between 1926 and 1939. Salvatore Aurigemma, Director General of Antiquities.
All urban planning tools The PRG, PSC, RUE and the Strategic Plan have always envisaged the valorization and restoration of the Roman Amphitheater, With the relocation of Ceis and the demolition of the buildings above, this was incompatible with the 1914 monumental restrictions.
Municipalities A suitable area should have been identified to allow the transfer of Ceisthanks to the repeated requests made over the years by the archaeological directors of Bologna and Ravenna.
After 80 years of ideological exclusion by successive municipal governmentsneed to be restored Excavations have revealed the archaeological remains of a Roman amphitheater, In order to make The value of this cultural asset of our city’s global historical importance.
Gionzo Renzi
Counselor of the Italian Brotherhood Group
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