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Beni X Provincia Beni per provincia COMUNE DENOMINAZIONE INDIRIZZO SUPERFICIE F/T ESTREMI CATASTALI Beni nella provincia di AG beni elencati:281 AGRIGENTO TERRENO C.DA MADDALUSA MQ 107540 F. 105 PART. 23 TERRENO MADDALUSA MQ 03120 F. 105 PART. 21-44 TERRENO MADDALUSA MQ 06500 F. 105 PART. 17 CASA NATALE DI LUIGI PIRANDELLO CAOS MQ 09060 F. 99 PART. 89-97 EX HOTEL DEI TEMPLI (VILLA GENUARDI) S. NICOLA E S. LEONARDO MQ 124050 F. 149 PART. 64-65-76-77-78-79-82-85-87-96/a-104-128- 131-132-133-33/a-33/c-73/a-88 N.116 AA.PP. IN N.3 FABBRICATI VIA TONIOLO F. 149 part. 207 sub 1%48-208 sub 1%34-209 sub 1%34 FABBRICATO VIALE DELLA VITTORIA MQ 2529 F. 142 PART. 3048/2-3803/1-3803/2 N.114 AA.PP. IN 4 PREFABBRICATI V.B.MATTEO E DE COSMI F. 101 part. 137 sub 1%36 - 138 sub 1%30 - 140 sub 1%30 - 142 sub 1%318 N.262 AA.PP. IN 23 FABBRICATI VIA HARDDECASTLE F.97 p.lle 158 e 171 sub 1%8- 155,159,160,161,162,168,172,173,174,175 sub 1%12- 156 e 167 sub 1%18-157,163,164,165,166,170 sub 1%6-169 sub 1%24 ALLOGGI FORZE DELL'ORDINE N.11 MONSERRATO FG.98 P.lla 301 sub 1-5-6-7-8-9-10 302 sub 3-5-6-8-9-10 APPARTAMENTI P.lla 262 Ufficio Pubblico Via Akrone MQ 1600 MQ 1640 N.C.T. F.147 PARTT.798-17 N.C.E.U. F.147 PART.798 ALLOGGI FORZE DELL'ORDINE N.46 CONTRADA MINAGA FG.119 PART.475 SUB 4-DA 69 A 100-DA 106 A108-123- APPARTAMENTI 124-127-128-DA 131 A 137 N.14 AA.PP. VIA DEMETRIO FG.150 (ALL.B) P.LLA 217 SUB DA 1 A 14 ZONA ARCHEOLOGICA VALLE DEI TEMPLI ZONA A MQ 3520 FG.159 PARTT.193,505 IMMOBILE EX G.I. PIAZZA VITTORIO EMANUELE 1 MQ 2244 FG.142 p.lle 3822,3910 LOTTO TERRENO IN PARCO ARCHEOLOGICO C.DA SAN MARCO FG.148 P.LLE 155-161-64-222. VALLE DEI TEMPLI ZONA A FG.164 P.LLE 602,608,606,607,604,605,69,2,462,455,758,759,757,760,46 1,3,4 beni x prov pubblicazione 06/09/2017 AG Assessorato Regionale dell'Economia Servizio Demanio e Patrimonio Indisponibile Pagina 1 di 152 COMUNE DENOMINAZIONE INDIRIZZO SUPERFICIE F/T ESTREMI CATASTALI VALLE DEI TEMPLI ZONA A VALLE DEI TEMPLI FG.151 P.LLA 513; FG.155 P.LLE 148,218 TERRENI ZONA ARCHEOLOGICA VALLE DEI VALLE DEI TEMPLI FG148 plle 134,137,132,135,138,13,4,25,342,343;FG149 TEMPLI plle 395,228,105,403;FG157 plle 43,76,115;FG158 plle 35,89,90,124;FG.160 plle 444, 50/B,394,396,397;FG.163 plle 204,1478,350,1479,122,395,396,399 VILLA ROMANA SARACENO ZONA ARCHEOLOGICA FG.134 P.LLE 54,58,84,85,87,88,89,67/1,68,152,104,109,116; FG.135 P.LLE 34,40,217,218,37,38,242,39 TERRENO NEL PARCO ARCHEOLOGICO CONTRADA S.NICOLA FG.148 PAR.LLE 72/a,290/a,112/a,56/b TERRENO NEL PARCO ARCHEOLOGICO MQ 065000 FG.148 P.LLE 80/a, 80/b 110 TERRENO PARCO ARCHEOLOGICO CONTRADA BADIA FG.148 PART.76/a, 76/c,104 FABBRICATO EX G.I. LOC. S.NICOLA MQ 900 FG.151 P.LLA 72 MAGAZZINO VIA S.GIOVANNI BOSCO 11 MQ.500 N.C.E.U. FG. 142 P.LLA 4195 SUB 1 APPARTAMENTO ex AASSTT VIA EMPEDOCLE 73 MC 915 Fg. 142 p.lla 4197 sub 70 EDIFICIO ex AASSTT VIA DELLE NAIADI Fg.162 p.lla 347 PALAZZO DEI CONGRESSI VILLAGGIO MOSE' MQ 28990 FG.165 P.LLA 954 sub 1,2,3 N.C.E.U. FG.165 P.LLE 39 e 111 N.C.T. S. PIETRO Loc. San Pietro MQ 464605 F. 155 e 156 sottostante p.lle 45, 11, 12, 13, 10, 47, 48, da 57 a 72, da 79 a 91, 93, da 95 a 101 e da 103 a 113 GIBISA CONTINO Loc. Gibisa MQ 647700 Fg. 170 p.lle da 1 a 9, 20 ; Fg. 174 p.lle 1, 2, 3 ,24; Fg. 175 p.lla 7 AGRIGENTO E FAVARA CIAVALOTTA Loc. Ciavolotta MQ 530000 ALESSANDRIA DELLA ROCCA N.4 AA.PP. IN 1 PALAZZINA VIA LIBERTA' ARAGONA TERRENI MARGIOVITELLO E CAPPA LONGA MQ 02430 F. 14 PART. 32; F. 36 PART. 99 N.24 AA.PP. IN 4 FABBRICATI VIA ALBERTO MARIO N.12 AA.PP. IN 2 FABBRICATI VIA DE GASPERI N.8 AA.PP. Via De Gasperi angolo Via Roma Fg.61 p.lle 976 sub 1%4, 977 sub 1%4 beni x prov pubblicazione 06/09/2017 AG Assessorato Regionale dell'Economia Servizio Demanio e Patrimonio Indisponibile Pagina 2 di 152 COMUNE DENOMINAZIONE INDIRIZZO SUPERFICIE F/T ESTREMI CATASTALI CASA G.I. CON PALESTRA MQ 1356 Fg. 61 p.lla 417 NCT (p.lla 327 edificio demolito) N.16 AA.PP. N.10 AA.PP. TACCIA Loc. Montagna Mintini MQ 98120 MANDRA PRINCIPE Loc. Mandra Principe MQ 203812 BIVONA N.12 AA.PP. IN 2 FABBRICATI VIA DIETRO CARMINE N.8 AA.PP. VIA MONTEMAGGIORE N.15 AA.PP. Via S.Francesco MQ 450 Fg.18 p.lla 1868 sub 2%16 N.12 AA.PP. N.15 AA.PP. BURGIO TERRENO CAMPELLO PICCOLO MQ 02150 F. 39 PART. 27 TERRENI CRISTIA E CATAMAIO MQ 5257250 F.1 PART. 1,2,3; F.3 PART. 1-4-7-8-10-12-13-18-19-21-22- 23- 24-25-26-27-28-29-30-2-3-5-6-9-14-11-20-35-17 TERRENO SELVA ADRIANO SERRA DI BIONDO MQ 5006360 F.4 P. 1-2-3-4--DA 8 A 13 DA 15 A 30, F.5 P. DA 1 A 37; F.6 P. 24, F.18 P. DA 1 A 4 8-15-24 DA 85 A 91; F.20 P.LLE DA 1 A 12 DA 14 A23; F.21 P. DA 1 A 4 TERRENO CAMPELLO PICCOLO MQ 02150 F. 39 PART. 27 TERRENI CAMPELLO PICCOLO MQ 148436 F. 39 PART. 3-5-7-8-9-26-28-70-71-72-73-75-131-132-301- 302-303-74 N.16 AA.PP. IN 3 FABBRICATI VIA STAZIONE FERROV. Terreni Loc.S.Adriano MQ 435390 Fg.7 p.lle 24,25,26,27,28,31,32,33,34,35 Terreni Loc.S.Adriano MQ 914330 Fg.7 p.lle 6,7,8,9,10,12,13,14,15,30 Terreni Loc.S.Adriano MQ 26570 Fg.9 p.lle 33,40,41,43 CALAMONACI N.8 AA.PP. Via Pirandello Fg.12 p.lle 530 sub 1%4, 544 sub 1%4 CALTABELLOTTA beni x prov pubblicazione 06/09/2017 AG Assessorato Regionale dell'Economia Servizio Demanio e Patrimonio Indisponibile Pagina 3 di 152 COMUNE DENOMINAZIONE INDIRIZZO SUPERFICIE F/T ESTREMI CATASTALI N.6 AA.PP. SELVA CAPPUCCINI N.12 AA.PP. IN 3 PALAZZINE SELVA DEI CAPPUCCINI Terreni Loc.Burziotti MQ 218270 Fg.10 p.lle 6,7,8,10; Fg.11 p.lla 42; Fg.12 p.lla 18 Terreni Loc.Docchiara MQ 1673090 Fg.14 p.lle 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,11,60,61,78 CAMASTRA N.6 AA.PP. IN 2 PALAZZINE VIA V.VENETO N.24 AA.PP. + 33 locali non abitativi Via Case Popolari snc MQ 1072 Fg.9 p.lla 1372 sub 9%14 - 23%28 - 37%42 - 51%56 (abitazioni), sub 2%8 - 16%22 - 30%36 - 44%50 (locali non abitativi), sub 1 - 15 - 29 - 43 - 57 (parti comuni) CAMMARATA TERRENO 'GADDEMI' GADDEMI MQ 973940 F. 54 PART. 20-23-25; F. 61 PART. 6 TERRENO SERRA CANALE MQ 05670 F. 55 PART. 294 TERRENO FILICI MQ 2262174 F. 45 PART. 7-8-9-10-11-12; F. 54 PART. 1-8-9-10-19-11- 12-13-22 TERRENO SERRA CANALE MQ 22440 F. 55 PART. 207 TERRENO PORTELLA DELLA VENERE MQ 02500 F. 60 PART. 28 TERRENO CHIRUMBO MQ 1038230 F. 74 PART. 6-7-8-9-24-27-31-32 TERRENO SANTA LUCIA MQ 32850 F. 63 PART. 173 TERRENO CHIRUMBO MQ 420060 F. 74 PART. 5-25-26-28-29-30-33 TERRENO PIANE MQ 783390 F. 59 PART. 53-60-61-65-68-69-108-109-74/B-94-95-115- 74-111/B-114-68/B-110-113-112 TERRENO PIANE MQ 50140 F. 59 PART. 75-85-96-97 TERRENO PIANE MQ 227850 F. 59 PART. 76-78-80-82 TERRENO E FABBRICATO RURALE PIANE MQ 02920 F. 59 PART. 81 TERRENO PIANE MQ 219230 F. 59 PART. 98-99; F. 60 PART. 19-20-21-23 TERRENO FILICI - PIANE E SAVOCHELLO MQ 1677580 F. 54 PART. 18; F. 60 PART. 8-33-34-9-11-22-24-38-39- 37-43-40-45-46-36-42-41-47-35-44 TERRENO PIANA GARGIUFFE'E P.VENERE MQ 393380 F. 60 PART. 25-26-27-29-30-32 TERRENO GADDEMI PIANA E P.LLA VENERE MQ 32850 F. 54 PART. 24; F. 60 PART. 12-31 beni x prov pubblicazione 06/09/2017 AG Assessorato Regionale dell'Economia Servizio Demanio e Patrimonio Indisponibile Pagina 4 di 152 COMUNE DENOMINAZIONE INDIRIZZO SUPERFICIE F/T ESTREMI CATASTALI TERRENO SERRA CANALE MQ 86910 F.
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