The motion on the Pratobello 26 law, presented by the minority, and the waste tax will once again be the focus of the new City Council meeting, scheduled for Wednesday, November 18, at 4:00 PM. The discussion, presented by Councilor Roberto Loi and signed by the entire opposition, occupied several hours of the October 29 meeting, without reaching a vote. The majority countered with an amendment presented by Democratic Party Councilor Giulia Mallocci, which failed to convince the opposition, represented by Roberto Loi, Paride Casula, Aurora Cappai, Walter Zucca, and Aldo Lobina. They argued that the amendment, while positive, would undermine their motion, failing to mention Pratobello.

Councilor Giulia Giglio spoke on behalf of the majority. After a recess in the Council and a meeting among the majority councilors, the Progressives group leader Alessandra Moriconi spoke, proposing, with some modifications, an amendment to the amendment (which had just been presented by Giulia Mallocci). Among the changes was the title of the amendment, which included the return of the word "Pratobello." However, no agreement was reached, with the meeting postponed until next Wednesday. With its motion, the minority group calls for the protection of the territory through a study of the Municipal Urban Plan, as suggested by Pratobello.
Wednesday's meeting will include questions, a review of a proposed amendment to the regulations governing the waste tax (TARI) with specific metering of waste disposal, a budget amendment, the termination of the agreement for the joint operation of the municipal clerk's office between the Municipalities of Sinnai and Settimo San Pietro, and approval of the draft agreement for the joint operation of the municipal clerk's office between the Municipalities of Sanluri and Sinnai. Furthermore, the assignment of the compulsory collection of tax and property revenues to the Revenue Collection Agency (Agenzia delle Entrate-Collezione), and other matters.