A Câmara Municipal e a Ascendi chegaram a um acordo de entendimento relativamente ao troço de acesso à A7, em Seide S. Miguel. Esta via, com cerca de 2km, que liga à nacional 206 e municipal 573, passa para o domínio público do município depois da concessionária realizar as obras de reparação e melhoramento da via que devem estar concluídas até 30 de setembro de 2021
Recorde-se que, o Município intentou uma ação judicial contra a Ascendi – Auto Estradas do Norte relativamente à propriedade desta via que foi aberta para fazer a ligação à auto estrada Famalicão-Guimarães.
O processo fica, agora, cancelado, por via deste acordo cuja proposta vai a reunião de Câmara, na manhã desta quinta-feira. Depois, será submetida a discussão e votação em Assembleia Municipal.
A PSP informou que vai efetuar uma série de ações de fiscalização rodoviária em todo o país neste mês de novembro. Em Vila Nova de Famalicão, a fiscalização vai passar pela colocação de um radar móvel de controlo de velocidade na variante nascente, a partir das 09h00 do dia 26 de novembro.
Restantes ações de fiscalização anunciadas:
AÇORES
04/nov/20 13H00 Grota do Vale e Terreiro das Covas – Angra do Heroísmo
06/nov/20 13H00 Rua Longa – Biscoitos – Praia da Vitória
13/nov/20 07H00 Terreiro da Legua – Feteira e Caminho da Cidade – Porto Judeu- Angra do Heroísmo
17/nov/20 07H00 ER 1 – Altares – Angra do Heroísmo
19/nov/20 13H00 Estrada 25 de Abril – Santa Cruz e Estrada Regional nº 1 Lajes – Praia da Vitória
20/nov/20 18H00 ER 1, Freguesia de São Mateus, Concelho da Madalena – Ilha do Pico
24/nov/20 07H00 Negrito -São Mateus e Pesqueiro – São Bartolomeu – Angra do Heroísmo
AVEIRO
09/nov/20 14H00 Av. Universidade – Aveiro
11/nov/20 09H00 Av. Da Régua – Ovar
11/nov/20 15H00 EN 109.4 – Junto à Peraltafil – Espinho
12/nov/20 09H00 Rua da Circunvalação – Santa Maria da Feira
12/nov/20 15H00 Av. do Vale – São João da Madeira
16/nov/20 08H00 Av. Europa – Aveiro
18/nov/20 09H00 Variante da Rotunda da Congosta – Espinho
18/nov/20 15H00 Av. Dr. Francisco Sá Carneiro – Ovar
19/nov/20 15H00 Rua Dr. Eduardo Vaz – Santa Maria da Feira
27/nov/20 14H00 Av. Dr. Sá Carneiro – Aveiro
BEJA
11/nov/20 09H00 Av. Salgueiro Maia – Beja
17/nov/20 09H00 Rua Francisco Miguel Duarte – Beja
24/nov/20 09H00 Rua Manuel Joaquim Delgado – Beja
BRAGA
04/nov/20 15H00 Variante Cávado – Braga
05/nov/20 09H00 Circular Urbana – Guimarães
06/nov/20 14H00 Circular de Barcelos – Viaduto do Queimado – Vila Frescaínha São Martinho – Barcelos
19/nov/20 09H00 Circular Urbana – Guimarães
20/nov/20 10H00 Av. António Macedo – Braga
26/nov/20 09H00 Variante EN 14 – V.N. Famalicão
BRAGANÇA
12/nov/20 08H00 EN 15 – Mirandela
13/nov/20 08H00 Av. Abade de Baçal – Bragança
24/nov/20 08H00 Av. das Cantarias – Bragança
25/nov/20 08H00 EN 213, Km 54 – Mirandela
CASTELO BRANCO
09/nov/20 08H00 Alameda Pêro da Covilhã – Covilhã
11/nov/20 10H00 Av. Dia de Portugal – Castelo Branco
16/nov/20 17H00 Eixo TCT – Covilhã
18/nov/20 13H30 Chão de Santo André – Castelo Branco
COIMBRA
05/nov/20 08H00 IC 2 Ponte Edgar Cardoso – Figueira da Foz
10/nov/20 09H00 EN 341 – Taveiro/Coimbra – Km 46
11/nov/20 08H00 Av. Drº. Mário Soares – (Centro Escolar Tavarede) Figueira da Foz
13/nov/20 09H00 Av. da Lousã
17/nov/20 14H00 IC 2 Ponte Edgar Cardoso – Figueira da Foz
19/nov/20 15H00 Av. Fernando Namora
26/nov/20 14H00 Av. Drº. Mário Soares – Figueira da Foz
ÉVORA
12/nov/20 09H30 EN 18 ao Gil – Estremoz
17/nov/20 09H00 CM 1094 – Estrada do Bairro de Almeirim – Évora
23/nov/20 09H00 EN 114 – Avenida Túlio Espanca (sentido Évora/Montemor-o-Novo) – Évora
30/nov/20 16H30 EN 114 – Avenida Túlio Espanca (sentido Montemor-o-Novo/Évora) – Évora
FARO
11/nov/20 09H00 Av. 5 de Outubro – Olhão
12/nov/20 09H00 Av. de Castro Marim – Vila R. Stº António
12/nov/20 21H00 Av. Gordinho Moreira – Faro
13/nov/20 14h00 Av. V6 – Portimão
17/nov/20 10H00 Av. da Fonte Coberta – Lagos
19/nov/20 21H00 Av. Gordinho Moreira – Faro
21/nov/20 09H00 Av. V6 – Portimão
26/nov/20 09H00 Rua da Cruz Vermelha – Tavira
GUARDA
04/nov/20 08H00 EM 577 – Guarda
12/nov/20 08H00 Via de Cintura Externa da Guarda
18/nov/20 14H00 EM 577 – Guarda
25/nov/20 14H00 Via de Cintura Externa da Guarda
LEIRIA
05/nov/20 09H00 N356-1 Km 5,600 – Leiria
06/nov/20 09h00 Rua Costa Veiga/Rua de Leiria – Alcobaça
24/nov/20 09H00 Rua Central do Moinho de Cima – Albergaria – Marinha Grande
LISBOA
07/nov/20 08H00 IC 19 – Cacém
09/nov/20 08H00 Estrada dos Salgados – Amadora
10/nov/20 08H00 EN 250 – Belas
10/nov/20 14H00 Av. Capitães de Abril – Mem-Martins
11/nov/20 09H00 Rua Comandante Ramiro Correia – Unhos
11/nov/20 14H00 Rua Doutor Armindo Santos Ferreira, Santo António dos Cavaleiros
12/nov/20 08H00 EN 10 KM 125.4 – Piscinas da CIMPOR, sentido Alverca/Alhandra
19/nov/20 13H00 EN 249-3 Porto Salvo, Norte/Sul
24/nov/20 09H00 Av. Marginal – Hotel Miragem – Estoril
26/nov/20 14H00 Av. Calouste Gulbenkian – Lisboa
MADEIRA
05/nov/20 08H00 Estrada do Aeroporto (reta da Pinheira); Rua da Ribeira João Gomes e Rua Nova de São João
11/nov/20 14H00 Travessa do Valado com VR 1; VR 1 (entre Kms 15 e 15.1) viaduto das Madalenas e Rua do Comboio
17/nov/20 08H00 Estrada do Aeroporto, Mãe de Deus – Caniço
22/nov/20 13H00 VR 1 Km 9.4 sentido este/oeste – Câmara de Lobos
26/nov/20 08H00 Estrada da Vitória; Estrada Comandante Camacho de Freitas e Rua EUA
30/nov/20 17H00 VE 1 – Túnel do Cortado/VE 1 Moinhos – Faial
30/nov/20 19H00 ER 222 – Canhas e VE 3 Km 6.9 Túnel Ponta do Sol/Madalena do Mar
PORTALEGRE
05/nov/20 08H30 Av. do Dia de Portugal – Elvas
11/nov/20 08H00 Av. do Dia de Portugal – Elvas
25/nov/20 08H00 EN 246 – Portalegre
27/nov/20 08H00 Av. de Badajoz – Portalegre
PORTO
09/nov/20 20H00 Av. D. João II – Oliveira do Douro
11/nov/20 14H00 Rua Ribeiro Cambado – Valongo
12/nov/20 08H00 Estrada D. Miguel – Gondomar
13/nov/20 08H00 Estrada da Circunvalação – 11 124 – Matosinhos
16/nov/20 20H00 Estrada da Circunvalação – 11089 – Porto
17/nov/20 08H00 Av. Marechal Gomes da Costa – Porto
19/nov/20 14H00 Estrada da Circunvalação – 15443 – Porto
20/nov/20 08H00 Av. Dr. Germano Vieira – Gueifães – Maia
24/nov/20 14H00 Estrada da Circunvalação – 9389 – Porto
26/nov/20 08H00 Rua Gomes Amorim – Póvoa de Varzim
30/nov/20 14H00 Via Eng. Edgar Cardoso – V.N.Gaia
SANTARÉM
04/nov/20 09H00 Av. D. João I – Abrantes
04/nov/20 08H30 Caminho Municipal n.º 1398 – Cartaxo
05/nov/20 08H00 EN 349 – Torres Novas
06/nov/20 14H00 Av. Bombeiros Voluntários – Ourém
09/nov/20 08H00 EN 110 – Calçadas – Tomar
13/nov/20 14H00 Circular Urbana – Santarém
24/nov/20 08H30 Circular Urbana – Cartaxo
26/nov/20 08H00 Av. Dr. Francisco Sá Caneiro – Entroncamento
30/nov/20 08H00 EN 114 – Perofilho – Santarém
SETÚBAL
05/nov/20 09H30 Av. Baia Natural do Seixal – Corroios
10/nov/20 15H00 Av. 1º Maio – Seixal
13/nov/20 08H00 Circular Externa – Montijo
13/nov/20 10H30 Av. Arsenal Alfeite – Corroios – Almada
18/nov/20 10H00 Av. Mar – Amora – Seixal
23/nov/20 09H00 EN 10.3 – Barreiro
23/nov/20 10H30 Av. 1º Dezembro 1640 – Seixal
VIANA DO CASTELO
10/nov/20 09H30 Estrada da Papanata – Viana Do Castelo
13/nov/20 16H30 Rua Agostinho José Taveira – Ponte de Lima
18/nov/20 20H30 Av. Dos Meio – Areosa – Viana do Castelo
25/nov/20 09H30 Av. 25 de Aril – Viana do Castelo
VILA REAL
09/nov/20 14H00 Rua Vasco Sameiro – Vila Real
10/nov/20 14H00 Rua Raínha Dona Mafalda – Chaves
18/nov/20 08H00 Av. Osnabruck – Vila Real
19/nov/20 09H00 Av. Dr. Mário Soares – Chaves
26/nov/20 08H00 Av. da Europa – Vila Real
27/nov/20 14H00 Rua da Paz – Chaves
VISEU
04/nov/20 14H30 EN – Viseu
06/nov/20 14H00 Av. Europa – Viseu
09/nov/20 10H00 Rua Visconde Arneirós – Lamego
10/nov/20 08H00 Estrada Nelas – Viseu
12/nov/20 14H00 Rua D. Marcos de Mendonça (Arruamento das piscinas Municipais) – Lamego
A Federação Nacional dos Professores (FENPROF) divulgou, esta segunda-feira, uma listagem atualizada dos estabelecimento de ensino no país com casos Covid-19.
O presidente da Associação Feiras e Mercados da Região Norte (AFMRN) disse hoje à Lusa que “a grande maioria” das câmaras vai permitir a realização de feiras, agora que o Governo recuou na sua decisão de proibição.
Embora desconheça o número exato de autarquias que vão autorizar a realização de feiras, Fernando Sá citou como exemplo as autarquias do Vale do Sousa, nomeadamente Lousada, Paços de Ferreira e Felgueiras (onde foram antecipadas medidas mais restritivas para conter a epidemia de covid-19, devido ao elevado número de casos), mas também Guimarães, Gondomar, Caminha e Espinho.
“Esperamos que esta decisão se mantenha, caso seja decretado o estado de emergência”, sublinhou.
Congratulando-se com o recuo do Governo nesta matéria, ao remeter para as autarquias a decisão de autorizar ou não a realização de feiras, o dirigente da AFMRN lamentou, contudo, que a palavra “proibição” se mantenha na medida anunciada no sábado, no final do concelho de ministros.
“Gostaríamos é que não estivesse a palavra proibição nesta medida, porque isso dá sempre margem de manobra para algumas autarquias que não estão interessadas na realização das feiras locais, o que nos não compreendemos”, disse, apontando os casos das câmaras do Porto e de Vila Nova de Foz Coa.
Segundo o responsável, “nestes dois municípios, desde que foram encerradas em março, as feiras nunca mais reabriram”, mesmo depois de o Governo em maio o ter permitido, desde que fossem implementados os planos de contingência.
“Não entendemos que razões possam existir para que as feiras não se realizem”, afirmou, referindo ter assistido “nos últimos dias”, a discursos “curiosos” como o do presidente da Câmara de Vizela que justificou a suspensão das feiras locais “com o argumento de que os feirantes andam de terra em terra” o que, no entender do autarca, poderia potenciar a transmissão do vírus.
Para Fernando Sá, esta é “uma opinião muito descabida, sem senso nenhum”.
“Basta fazermos a comparação com os transportes públicos” que fazem a ligação entre cidades, observou.
O responsável entende que “se a decisão do Governo não fosse revertida, esta atividade poderia falir e, assim, perder-se um setor histórico, cultural e tradicional”.
“Iríamos tentar, de todas as formas, que isso não acontecesse”, afirmou, admitindo, até, a criação de um partido político “para salvaguardar esta e outras classes do mesmo ramo tradicional”.
Segundo contou à Lusa, “não se avançou com nada, mas a ideia mantém-se”.
Fernando Sá reafirmou ainda que “os feirantes, tal como os supermercados e os hipermercados, vendem produtos essenciais, pelo que devem ser contemplados com medidas iguais”.
A Associação de Feiras e Mercados da Região Norte representa cerca de 8.000 feirantes.
A associação alerta que “se os feirantes não trabalham, não têm como gerar rendimentos para as suas mais elementares necessidades, como comer ou pagar as contas da água e da luz”, e que “se os feirantes não podem trabalhar, todos os fornecedores desses feirantes, a montante, deixarão de ter a quem vender e todos ficarão sem rendimento”.
Segundo despacho do presidente da Câmara Municipal, Paulo Cunha, as feiras e mercados de levante realizados em Joane, Landim, Oliveira S. Mateus e Riba de Ave, também se podem realizar, desde que verificadas as condições de segurança e o cumprimento das orientações definidas pela Direção-Geral da Saúde, designadamente a existência de um Plano de Contingência devidamente divulgado.
Nestas feiras e mercados a fiscalização do cumprimento das regras de funcionamento compete, em primeira instância, à GNR e à Polícia Municipal.
Os presidentes de Junta de Freguesia devem solicitar a estas forças de segurança o reforço do dispositivo de prevenção e fiscalização da utilização de máscara no espaço público, do distanciamento social e demais medidas de segurança definidas quer no Plano de Contingência, quer nas orientações da Direção-Geral de Saúde
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