Parco Alto Garda Bresciano’s Territorial Plan Presentation at Gargnano

Today, Friday, at 6 PM, the Community Mountain Authority headquarters in Villa di Gargnano will host the presentation of the Territorial Coordination Plan of the Parco dell’Alto Garda Bresciano, a vital tool for the proper functioning of the extensive natural area. Only through this document will it be possible to accurately identify the management strategies for the park.

After years of controversy, revisions, and modifications, this important tool for planning, management, and resource allocation is finally poised to become effective and operational. The definitive development of the Plan will be presented during this afternoon’s extraordinary assembly by its author, architect Luciano Lussignoli.

Institutional Involvement

“Thanks to careful work and numerous meetings of the technical-scientific committee coordinated by architect Mauro Salvadori,” emphasize the Community, “the Ptc has involved directly all nine Municipal Administrations within the Park, to whom the final version of the Ptc had already been presented during the mayors’ conference held on October 11th.”

Following tonight’s public presentation, the Plan will be sent to the Region for the necessary measures and the long-awaited final approval. The Territorial Plan is considered an indispensable tool to ensure the efficacy of the presence and activities of the Alto Garda Park, established by regional law in September 1989.

Development and Protection of the Territory

For the future social and economic development of the protected natural area of Alto Garda, which covers approximately 38,000 hectares and extends across nine Municipalities on the western shore of Lake Garda: Salò, Gardone Riviera, Toscolano Maderno, Gargnano, Valvestino, Magasa, Tignale, Tremosine, and Limone sul Garda.