The seizure of Villa Joy, according to the Zes Unica Prosecutor's Office, is illegitimate.
The change of use, which would not be possible because the property was subject to a building amnesty, is under scrutiny by the prosecutors.Per restare aggiornato entra nel nostro canale Whatsapp
Further details are emerging regarding the investigations by the Tempio Pausania Prosecutor's Office which, yesterday morning, led to the seizure of Villa Joy , along with 36 prefabricated modules connected to the residence and several runways built illegally, according to the prosecutors, in Cala Finanza.
Meanwhile, the documents reveal that the Forestry Corps (Tempio Inspectorate) and the Carabinieri of the Cultural Heritage Protection Unit, coordinated by magistrates Alessandro Bosco and Sebastiano Carpinato, had been working on the Tavolara Bay company's projects in Porto San Paolo since last year . Therefore, long before the Cala Finanza case was brought to public attention. Another piece of information is a technical assessment contained in the measures taken. According to the documents, the prosecutors are questioning the very legitimacy of the single ZES permit (revoked by the government) that gave the green light to the transformation of Villa Joy into a restaurant. This change of use would not be possible because the property was subject to a building amnesty in recent years .
In any case, according to the Tempio Pausania Public Prosecutor's Office, despite the permit freeze, the transformation of the property into a tourist accommodation facility has actually proceeded. The suspects are two managers of the Tavolara Bay real estate company, a Brazilian and a Sardinian, a contractor, and two professionals (construction managers), all Sardinian. Following the seizure, the employees of the Sardinian-Brazilian real estate company were laid off, effectively losing their jobs.
According to reports, during the investigation ordered by Tempio's public prosecutors, the recipients of the seizure cooperated fully with the judicial police. The order, executed yesterday morning, must pass the Tempio's preliminary investigations judge's review.
