Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
Dirigente
English translation:
the Manager
Italian term
Dirigente
Ufficio Demanio Marittimo
Nº dei Registro Concessioni xxx (seal Comune di xxx – Ufficio Demanio Marittimo)
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IL DIRIGENTE
VISTA la licenza di concessione demaniale n. xxx rilasciata dalle Capitanerie di Porto di Roma in data xxx mediante la quale veniva concesso alla Sig.a xxx di occupare un’area demaniale marittima in localit’a xxx della superficie di mq 305.21 di cui 71.90 coperti, allo scopo di mantenervi un cottage ad uso residenza estiva, con scadenza al xxx;
3 +6 | the Manager | David Hollywood |
5 | Senior Manager | Ernesto Schintu |
3 | Coastal resources officer | Silvia Baldi (X) |
Non-PRO (1): Susanna Garcia
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