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Planned €1.6 Million Commercial Development Stalled in Uggiate: Legal Hurdles Loom

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Commercial Development Blocked in Uggiate with Ronago

In con , a planned commercial development has hit a snag as the local residential building remains designated for residential use. A municipal variant approved in 2013 has never been published, leading to uncertainty surrounding the project.

The intervention, which involves an investment of €1.6 million, may face legal challenges due to the lack of clarity regarding the zoning designation. Property owners and stakeholders are urging the local authorities to address the situation promptly to avoid further complications.

As the situation develops, it remains to be seen whether the municipality will take action to facilitate the intended commercial use of the property, or if this will lead to potential litigation.

Source: La Provincia di Como

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