It's been vacant for a short time, but it will eventually become a senior center. At least, that's the wish written in an inviolable will. The enormous building with its red brick facade, located on Via Umberto I, in the historic center of San Vero Milis, a few meters from the Church of Santa Sofia, is just one of the assets donated to the Municipality by the three siblings Antonio, Peppina, and Felice Pinna to fulfill their dream: a place for the elderly.
"And it will be granted," declared Mayor Giuseppe Vacca. "We have already begun the negotiations that we are required to follow by law because this is a significant donation. Then the Municipality will decide how to use all the other assets."
On Monday evening, the City Council will meet to hear the first step in the bureaucratic process: the approval of the resolution accepting the inheritance. At that point, the notary will be able to proceed with the inventory and subsequently execute a public deed transferring the assets to the Municipality.
"Everyone in San Vero Milis has known for some time about these three brothers' desire to leave all their assets to the Municipality," explains the mayor. "But now the matter is coming to a head following the death of the last member of the Pinna family. In reality, we don't yet know exactly what the Municipality will inherit. The process will begin on Monday, and then everything will be clearer."