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Workshop Lotto Comune Comune di Poschiavo di Brusio Concetto inerti Valposchiavo Assicurare l’approvvigionamento regionale di inerti e calcestruzzo Coordinare e sfruttare le sinergie con il progetto „Lago Bianco“, Pagani + Lanfranchi SA, Bellinzona 1 Comune Comune 1. Analisi della situazione (1) di Poschiavo di Brusio Siti attualmente occupati (lista non esaustiva) Campocologno Campocologno da inerti, macchinari, attrezzi, rottami: 41 404142 4042 Campascio 39 Campocologno Li Geri Campascio 39 Brusio 3738 Brusio 3738 Zalende 34 36 Müreda 34 3536 Pergola 35 32 Campascio 32 33 33 Castelet Bivio Viano 31 31 Motta di Miralago 30 30 Miralago Miralago 29 Camp Martin Lago di 29 PoschiavoLago di 28 Poschiavo Li Geri 28 Prada - Pagnoncini Doss Dafò Le Prese nord 25 27 Le Prese Prada Doss Daint 25 Annunziata - 27 Le Prese 24 Pagnoncini Prada 24 Platti 23 26 Sud 23 26 Urezza 6 Millemorti 4 Abrüsu Li Curt - Annunziata 2 4 8 6 22 Paravis 8 7 910 Zarera - Plan da la Golp 7 910 Li Curt - Annunziata 1 2122 5 20 21 5 Pedemonte 11 1920 11 Li Curt 19 Viale San Carlo Poschiavo Li Curt Angeli Custodi - S. Carlo San Carlo Via da Martin Poschiavo 12 14 Poschiavo Robbia 12 14 16 Austrini S. Carlo 1516 13 sud 15 Ponte Aino 13 18 17 Spineo 18 Resena 17 3 3 Baracon Diga sud Lago Bianco 2 2 Passo delPasso Bernina del Bernina Ospizio Ospizio Lago BiancoLago Bianco 1 1 Delta Cambrena 2 Comune Comune 1. Analisi della situazione (2) di Poschiavo di Brusio Insediamento di attività invasive, in parte non conformi con la pianificazione: fonti di notevoli immissioni: trasporti, polvere, rumore, deturpamento del paesaggio conflitto con utilizzi più qualificati: turismo, industria/artigianato, agricoltura, ecc. 3 Comune Comune 1. Analisi della situazione: sintesi di Poschiavo di Brusio Inerti = sabbia e ghiaia ? Materiale grezzo … Scavi ed estrazione … (alluvionale o roccia) Riciclaggio … Detriti e demolizioni … (rifiuti edili minerali) Lavorazione … Sassi e blocchi … (frantumazione, vagliatura, lavaggio) Ghiaione ferroviario … Stoccaggio intermedio … Misto granulare … Trasporto e distribuzione … Aggregati per calcestruzzo … Produzione calcestruzzo … (componenti lavorate) Ghiaietti per pavimentazione Produzione miscele bituminose… Depositi e discariche … Fanghi di lavaggio … 4 Comune Comune 3. Bilancio intermedio di Poschiavo di Brusio Riciclaggio Stoccaggio Stoccaggio Stoccaggio Nuovo concetto Materiale A Ghiaione ferr. Blocchi R grezzo RhB e sassi Campocologno Aggregati Estrazione Deposito ev. Beton Campascio Zalende Materiale Brusio di scavo BZ AA Castelet ev. Beton BZ Motta di Miralago Riciclaggio Stoccaggio Aggregati Beton Deposito Blocchi Materiale 2013 - 2019 BZ di scavo R e sassi ( AA ) Miralago Estrazione Aggregati Lago di Camp Martin Li Geri Poschiavo AA Beton Discarica Zona artigianale Materiale Le Prese BZ 2013 - 2019 inerti Zarera ( ) (Plan da la Gesa) Abrüsu ev. Beton Li Curt San Carlo Poschiavo Pedemonte BZ Stoccaggio Deposito Blocchi Materiale e sassi di scavo LEGENDA Passo del Bernina Estrazione / stoccaggio / lavorazione / produzione Ospizio Depositi / discariche Lago Bianco Estrazione Zona artigianale concentrata per magazzini aziendali e parco veicoli Cambrena 5 Comune Comune 3. Bilancio intermedio di Poschiavo di Brusio Viale Rimozione passaggio Zona Nuovo concetto a livello artigianale Bever Millemorti Zarera (Plan da la Golp) Ospizio Le Prese nord IDA nord (decentrale) (decentrale) Rimozione Passo del Bernina passaggio a livello Le Prese Li Geri Cambrena Lago Bianco (solo estrazione) Lago di Poschiavo Abrüsu Camp Martin Motta di Miralago Miralago Pedemonte Müreda Brusio Li Gleri (decentrale) Urezza Estrazione / stoccaggio / lavorazione / produzione Castelet Ubicazioni alternative centrale beton Robbia San Carlo Depositi / discariche Zona artiginale concentrata Campascio o in alternativa Zone artiginali decentralizzate Liberazione siti Zalende 6 Comune Comune di Poschiavo di Brusio Status quo 7 Fase A 8 Fase B 9 Fase C 10 Comune Comune 6. Prossimi passi di Poschiavo di Brusio Prossimi passi (2) Centro regionale gestione inerti - Programma d'elaborazione 2010 2011 2012 2013 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV Concetto e progetto di massima (PMA) Riunione kick-off Raccolta dati Chiarimenti formali Stima volumi e studio aree d'installazione Presentazioni intermedie Allestimento dossier di progetto Piani di progetto Relazione tecnica Piani particolari di sistemazione Preventivo costi Programma lavori Presentazione finale Fase decisionale e consultazione politica Definizione lancio prossime fasi Consultazione politica e convenzione con terzi Definizione forma d'assegnazione/concessione Progetto definitivo (PDE) + RIA Approvazioni, permessi, autorizzazioni Fase d'appalto (APP) Elaborazione documentazione d'appalto Pubblicazione bando + elaborazione offerte Valutazione offerte e delibera Esecuzione Disboscamenti e preparazione I tappa Adattamento infrastrutture e accessi Successiva installazione impianti a tappe ⇒ 11 Comune Comune 2. Identificazione di possibili ubicazioni di Poschiavo di Brusio Estrazione A.1) Estrazione pianificata di materiale Sfazu Ospizio Passo del Bernina Li Geri Lago Le Prese Estrazione da lago Bianco Cambrena (max. fino 2015) Estrazione da lago Lago di (se in modo sostenibile) Poschiavo Abrüsu Estrazione sassi Motta di Miralago Estrazione materiale Miralago (dopo il 2030) Angeli Custodi Brusio San Carlo Campascio 12 Comune Comune 2. Identificazione di possibili ubicazioni di Poschiavo di Brusio Riciclaggio R A.2) Riciclaggio rifiuti edili minerali (materiale da demolizioni) Sfazu Ospizio Passo del Bernina Lago Le Prese Bianco Lago di Poschiavo Motta di Miralago dal 2013 Camp Martin Miralago Angeli Custodi solo fino 2012 Brusio San Carlo Campascio 13 Comune Comune 2. Identificazione di possibili ubicazioni di Poschiavo di Brusio Aggregati A.3) Produzione aggregati per clz e misti granulari AA Sfazu Ospizio Passo del Bernina Li Geri Lago Le Prese “Progetto Lago Bianco” Cambrena Bianco (2013 - 2019) (fino al 2019) Lago di Poschiavo Abrüsu Solo vagliatura e Motta di Miralago frantumazione (a secco) Produzione Miralago (dal 2019) Angeli Custodi Brusio San Carlo Campascio 14 Comune Comune 2. Identificazione di possibili ubicazioni di Poschiavo di Brusio Beton A.4) Confezione calcestruzzo per regione BZ Viale Sfazu Millemorti Ospizio Passo del Bernina Lago Le Prese Li Geri Bianco “Progetto Lago Bianco” in alternativa (2013 - 2019) Lago di Poschiavo Motta da Miralago Camp Martin Miralago Angeli Custodi Brusio San Carlo Campascio Zalende 15 Comune Comune 2. Identificazione di possibili ubicazioni di Poschiavo di Brusio A.5) Stoccaggio intermedio Terra vegetale Materiale A e di bosco riutilizzabile per aggregati cls Blocchi di argi- Ghiaione natura e sassi ferroviario RhB di muratura Sfazu Ospizio Passo del Bernina Lago Le Prese Bianco Stoccaggio Stoccaggio Terra Blocchi vegetale e sassi Stoccaggio Stoccaggio Stoccaggio Stoccaggio Lago di Terra Materiale A Blocchi Ghiaione Poschiavo vegetale grezzo e sassi ferr. RhB Abrüsu Motta di Miralago Camp Martin dal 2013 Pedemonte Miralago Stoccaggio Blocchi Angeli Custodi e sassi 16 Brusio Comune Comune 2. Identificazione di possibili ubicazioni di Poschiavo di Brusio Deposito Materiale di scavo B.1) Deposito materiale di scavo non inquinato (da scavi della regione, non riutilizzabile) Sfazu Ospizio Passo del Bernina Lago Le Prese Bianco Lago di Poschiavo Motta di Miralago dal 2030 Pedemonte Miralago Angeli Custodi Castelet Brusio San Carlo Campascio 17 Comune Comune 2. Identificazione di possibili ubicazioni di Poschiavo di Brusio Discarica Materiale B.2) Discarica materiali inerti (OTR) inerti - da “Progetto Lago Bianco” ca. 190'000 t (ca. 130’000 m3) - da regione Valposchiavo ca. 30'000 t (ca. 30’000 m3) Discarica Reattore B.3) Discarica reattore (OTR) -> Bever Sfazu Ospizio Zarera Passo del Bernina (Plan da la Golp) Lago Le Prese Bianco Bever Lago di Poschiavo Camp Martin Miralago Angeli Custodi fino 2012 Brusio San Carlo 18 Campascio.
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