The local elects of Our Party are against building a recycling plant next to S\u00eengera, a part of Kishinev\u2019s metropolitan area, with about 13,000 residents. Counselors are certain that the only way out of this situation is a referendum. Ilian Cashu, Our Party\u2019s municipal counselor, and Ion Duka, Our Party\u2019s city counselor, have claimed so during public hearings.<\/p>\n
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\u201cThe citizens were called in the initiative of some city counselors, among whom is my colleague Ion Duka,\u201d noted Cashu, stressing that \u201ca Byzantine bill of the government represented by the minister of environment Valeriu Muntyan about building a plant for recycling hazardous waste close to S\u00eengera\u201d was being discussed.<\/p>\n
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Cashu stressed that a whole series of violations in the project were mentioned during the hearings. According to Our Party\u2019s city counselor Ion Duka, S\u00eengera\u2019s mayor Michael Lary was supposed to consult the residents, which he didn\u2019t. \u201cMayor must always consult his citizens. It\u2019s prescribed by law, The Law On Local Public Governing in particular, that the citizens are supposed to know about the plans,\u201d claimed Duka.<\/p>\n
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The counselors of Our Party announced that the only way out of this situation is a local referendum. \u201cWe\u2019ve found out about this problem on the 30th<\/sup>\u00a0of September, reacted instantly, and started consulting the citizens. We\u2019ve held meeting in Dobrogea on the 26th<\/sup>\u00a0of February, in Revaca on the 3rd<\/sup>\u00a0of March. And we realized that the only solution is a local referendum,\u201d concluded Duka.<\/p>\n