Councilors are demanding that a concessionaire representative clarifies complaints related to the excessive noise caused by events held in the space
The (CPI) of De de is investigating clandestine parties in the city, with a special focus on. Recently, CPI approved a request for explanations to the concessionaire responsible for the administration of the site, Viva o Vale. The councilors are demanding that a concessionaire representative clarifies complaints related to the excessive noise caused by events held in the space. The Anhangabaú Valley, which underwent a renovation of R $ 105 million, has been the scene of frequent parties, generating controversy and complaints from residents of the region.
Councilwoman Luna Zaratini was one of the main voices to request clarification on the situation. She pointed out that the weekends’ interdictions and events are affecting the routine of residents, who have faced difficulties due to noise and intense movement. The president of the CPI, Councilman Rubinho Nunes, noted that, although the case of the Anhangabaú Valley may not fully fit the scope of the investigation, which focuses on parties without permit or public authorization, it is important to seek clarification to understand the situation.
In addition to the Anhangabaú Valley, the CPI is investigating establishments in other municipalities and events of rappers and funkeiros that have also generated concern. In a statement, the City of São Paulo stated that the concession of the Valley brought advances to the city, with about 5,000 free activities per year. However, the city acknowledged the need for adjustments and requested the concessionaire to take steps to reduce the discomfort to residents and local goers and emphasized that it does not interfere with the decisions of the City Council on the CPI.
