The inconveniences after the tourism period in Porto Rotondo.
Several residents in the Porto Rotondo area point out a series of critical issues. The complaints, collected from those who live permanently in the municipality of Olbia, concern two main aspects: the infrequency of the Aspo trips that connect Porto Rotondo to the city center and the delays in waste collection.
Currently, reportedlyduring the entire day only five services would be active between Porto Rotondo and Olbia. A quantity considered insufficient by those who travel daily for work or necessity, especially considering that the area, despite being peripheralis to all intents and purposes an integral part of the municipal territory.
As for the waste collectionresidents complain about a clear reduction in the frequency of service compared to the summer months. “If on the one hand a downsizing linked to the decline in the number of inhabitants during the low season is understandable, on the other – the residents point out – the equality of service with other citizens should not be undermined.” Even if few, permanent residents deserve equal treatment compared to those who live in the central areas of the city.
“We don’t ask special treatments but we would like the service to maintain a decent and respectful standard of those who have chosen to live here in Porto Rotondo all year round”, continues Elena, a resident of Porto Rotondo.
The inconveniences highlighted they are not accompanied by official protestsbut they reflect a latent malaise of a part of the population that feels, at certain moments of the year, on the margins of administrative attention. The residents’ hope is that the municipal administration can review the distribution of services based not only on the number of inhabitants, but also on thestrategic importance and to the dignity of the hamlets that make up the urban fabric of Olbia.
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