Several roads in central Maddaloni remain interrupted, unpaved or only partially built, according to reporting by Il Mattino's Caserta edition.
Residents and civic spokesperson Osvaldo Sammarco describe unfinished urbanisation works in the town centre, with problems including missing paving, lighting and stormwater drainage. The report connects the affected areas to older, unfinished developments and names via Campolongo, via Appia, via Serao and via Viviani.
Separately, the same reporting notes that the consultation for Maddaloni's new traffic plan had ended, with 457 citizens answering the questionnaires.
Public works councillor Nicola Corbo attributes the condition of the roads to private owners who, he says, refused to transfer the roads to the municipality. According to the report, Corbo cited conflicts and the financial burden of works not assumed under the development agreements.
Residents argue that people who paid urbanisation charges should have equal access to completed infrastructure.
The precise legal status of each road has not been established in the reporting, and no timetable, funded project or confirmed remedy for completing or reopening the roads was provided. The identities of the private owners and the details of the relevant urbanisation agreements were also not specified.
