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Council Chambers
Tonawanda, New York
July 28, 2009
A Regular Meeting of the Common Council
Present: Council President Zeisz
Present Councilmembers: Perkins, Waterhouse, Kossow, Davis
Pledge of Allegiance led by Council President Zeisz
Prayer led by Council President Zeisz
BID OPENING: 2009 Sidewalk Replacement
July 7, 2009
C & C Contractors, Inc.
1589 Bailey Road
Cowlesville, NY 14037 Bid: $45,752.50
Bid Bond and non-collusive bidding certificate accompanied bid
Valeri Concrete Construction, Inc.
6655 Errick Road
N. Tonawanda, NY 14120 Bid: $47,112.50
Bid Bond and non-collusive bidding certificate accompanied bid
Campobello Construction
23 Stratford Road
Buffalo, NY 14216 Bid: $47,880.00
Bid Bond and non-collusive bidding certificate accompanied bid
Birchgrove Landscaping
PO Box 117
East Aurora, NY 14052 Bid: $53,153.00
Bid Bond and non-collusive bidding certificate accompanied bid
Oddo Construction
6399 Transit Road
East Amherst, NY 14051 Bid: $69,062.50
Bid Bond and non-collusive bidding certificate accompanied bid
Referred to the Committee of the Whole
Ordered filed
A letter dated July 1, 2009 from NYSDOS regarding their soliciting of grant applications for various programs.
A letter dated July 9, 2009 to Erie County Department of Environment and Planning regarding the Project Agreement for the Water Works/Waste Water Buildings Remediation.
A letter dated July 9, 2009 to Time-Warner Cable and Mayor Pilozzi from NYS Department of Public Service regarding Temporary Operating Authority during negotiation of the franchise renewal.
A letter dated July 10, 2009 from Thomas Stryker announcing his retirement from the Civil Service Commission as of August 1, 2009.
A letter dated July 13, 2009 from NYSDOS regarding grant funding for the Wastewater Treatment Consolidation Feasibility Study: City of Tonawanda – City of North Tonawanda.
A letter dated July 14, 2009 to Bush Trucking & Landscaping regarding their offer to purchase and transport street millings from the City of Tonawanda.
A letter dated July 14, 2009 to Reimer Heating & Air Conditioning regarding their upcoming 90th Anniversary of operations.
A letter dated July 20, 2009 from Town of Tonawanda Environmental Quality Review Committee regarding the North Youngmann Commerce Center SEQR.
A letter dated July 21, 2009 to City Clerk Jan Bodie regarding City Hall work hours.
A letter dated July 22, 2009 to Erie County Commissioner Vito regarding probation service delivery in City of Tonawanda City Hall.
A letter dated July 22, 2009 from Time Warner Cable regarding Switched Digital Video (SDV).
A letter from NYS Board of Real Property Services regarding the Certificate of Final State Equalization Rate for 2009 Assessment Roll.
A letter dated July 27, 2009 to Erie County Probation Department regarding probation service delivery in City of Tonawanda City Hall.
Ordered filed
The following monthly reports were received by the City Clerk:
June Minutes of the Board of Appeals
June Monthly Report of the Building Inspector
June Monthly Report of the City Clerk
June Minutes of the Plumbing Board
Referred to the Committee of the Whole
Ordered Filed
A letter to the Traffic & Safety Board from City resident Karen Calabrese regarding overnight parking in the street for a limited time period.
Referred to the Committee of the Whole
A Notice of Public Hearing being held on July 27, 2009 by the City of Tonawanda Board of Appeals for a variance request asking to be allowed to erect a four foot high metal picket fence in an exterior side yard at 460 Adam Street.
Referred to the Committee of the Whole
A Notice of Public Hearing being held on July 27, 2009 by the City of Tonawanda Board of Appeals for a variance request asking to be allowed to erect a new single family dwelling that will encroach upon the required side yard and rear yard setbacks at 69 Ellicott Creek Road.
Referred to the Committee of the Whole
A letter dated July 23, 2009 from the American Legion Post #264 regarding the American Legion/Vietnam Veterans Motorcycle Show/Rally on Sunday August 23, 2000 from 11 AM to 4 PM.
Referred to the Committee of the Whole
Ordered filed
145. By Councilmember Waterhouse seconded by Councilmember Perkins
Resolved, that the bills be allowed as audited and the City Clerk be authorized to draw warrants on the Treasurer for the various amounts.
Ayes: Perkins, Waterhouse, Kossow, Davis, Zeisz
Nays: None
Resolution declared adopted
146. By the Council seconded by the Council
Whereas, the required purchasing documentation for supplies relative to the reorganization of the City of Tonawanda Underwater Dive Squad has been submitted by the Police Department to the City Treasurer for the following items:
Electrical Supplies to Upgrade Storage Garage, 200 Niagara Street $1,251.08
Compressed Air Apparatus $145.00
Graphic Design Kit $945.00
Diving Unit Battery Pack $228.80
Dive Suit $624.95
Total Expenditure $3,194.83
And whereas, on December 4th, 2007, the Common Council authorized the Chief of Police to utilize the proceeds from the sale of specific City of Tonawanda property that was used by the Underwater Squad to reorganize the unit, now therefore be it
Resolved, that the Chief of Police be authorized to purchase the above referenced items in the amount of $3,194.83 from the Underwater Squad Reorganization Funds that were realized from the sale of City of Tonawanda Underwater Squad Equipment in 2007.
Ayes: Perkins, Waterhouse, Kossow, Davis, Zeisz
Nays: None
Resolution declared adopted
147. By the Council seconded by the Council
Resolved, that permission be granted to the residents of Ilion Street from Maldiner to Amsterdam Streets, to hold a block party on Saturday, September 12, 2009, from 1:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. and be it further
Resolved, that ingress and egress be provided for local traffic and emergency vehicles.
Ayes: Perkins, Waterhouse, Kossow, Davis, Zeisz
Nays: None
Resolution declared adopted
148. By the Council seconded by the Council
Resolved, that permission be granted to the residents of Mullen Street, from Amsterdam to Maldiner Streets, to hold a block party on Saturday, August 22, 2009 beginning at 2:00 PM, and be it further
Resolved, that ingress and egress be provided for local traffic and emergency vehicles.
Ayes: Perkins, Waterhouse, Kossow, Davis, Zeisz
Nays: None
Resolution declared adopted
149. By the Council seconded by the Council
Resolved, at the recommendation of the City Engineer, Jason J. LaMonaco, P.E., that award of the contract for Sidewalk Replacement for 2009 be made to C & C Contractors, Inc., at a cost not to exceed $45,752.50.
Ayes: Perkins, Waterhouse, Kossow, Davis, Zeisz
Nays: None
Resolution declared adopted
150. By the Council seconded by the Council
Be It Resolved, that City of Tonawanda Mayor Ronald J. Pilozzi be authorized and directed to advertise and to hold a Public Hearing, pursuant to legal publication, regarding Local Law No. 3 for the year 2009, entitled:
"Exemption of Capital Improvements to Residential Buildings",
and be it further
Resolved, that this Public Hearing shall be held on Tuesday, August 4, 2009, at 7:00 P.M. in the City Hall Common Council Chambers, 200 Niagara Street, Tonawanda, New York.
Ayes: Perkins, Waterhouse, Kossow, Davis, Zeisz
Nays: None
Resolution declared adopted
151. By the Council seconded by the Council
Whereas, a $25.00 Special Events application fee and application were received by the City Clerk from the THS Cheerleaders to hold a Chivetta's BBQ in the parking lot at the Police Station and
Whereas, the application has been reviewed and commented on by all appropriate Department Heads to insure the safety and well being of our residents, now, therefore be it
Resolved, that permission be granted to the THS Cheerleaders to hold a BBQ on Saturday, August 8, 2009, from 8:00 A.M. until 5:00 P.M. and be it further
Resolved, that a certificate of insurance naming the City as additional insured be filed with the City Clerk no later than August 3, 2009.
Ayes: Perkins, Waterhouse, Kossow, Davis, Zeisz
Nays: None
Resolution declared adopted
Robert Derner, 286 Niagara Shore Drive – First of all, I drove down East Niagara Street and it's very nice and I just hope that whoever you have paint the lines in the street, you check their eyesight better than what they had the last time. Now I want to get to what I came here for. A number of people are taking a lawsuit against the City for their assessments at Riveredge and the City's hiring outside counsel and I would like to know who the outside counsel is, how you pick an outside counsel, what the cost is and how much an hour do they charge.
Council President Zeisz – The only thing I can tell you at this time is to file a request for the information because I don't have that right in front of me.
Robert Derner – Well who authorizes hiring of outside counsel? Somebody has to sign a contract with them.
Council President Zeisz - Well we do have counsel that was set aside to help with the assessment process through the City Attorney's office, but it wasn't something that, at this point in time…
Robert Derner - …does the City Attorney hire the outside counsel?
Council President Zeisz - Well it was something that was worked out between the Assessor's office and Ron Trabucco, but, unfortunately, he's not here and I can't have him answer the question.
Robert Derner – So then the Assessor signs the contract?
Council President Zeisz – No.
Robert Derner – Does the Mayor?
Council President Zeisz – The Mayor can only sign a contract when the Council authorizes the Mayor to sign a contract, so right at this time there is not a contract for an outside counsel.
Robert Derner – Well, I don't understand. Whenever you hire an attorney to litigate something, you have to sign an agreement.
Council President Zeisz – We have counsel that works with us for all of the matters that would come before the City as far as claims. Maybe somebody slipped on a sidewalk or what have you. That counsel's been in place through the insurance company for years, but it's not a contract that was signed with the City because of the way the relationship with the insurance company's that we've had.
Robert Derner – This isn't insurance Carl, this is counsel that's representing the City in a lawsuit.
Council President Zeisz – Well what counsel are you referring to?
Robert Derner – The one that's handling the lawsuit against the Riveredge homeowners that are suing the City.
Council President Zeisz – You gave me the impression there was new counsel that I wasn't aware of. That gentleman's been on this situation for almost a year now.
Robert Derner – Doesn't anybody know how much they're being paid? They must have an hourly rate, they must have a different rate for when they go into court.
Council President Zeisz – That's why I said, right off the top of my head, I don't have that information right now. Do you know the answer Joe?
City Treasurer Joe Hogenkamp – I know that he works for Hodgson/Russ and we have copies of what we paid them. It doesn't have the hourly rate. It just shows the amount we paid. If you fill out a FOIL, I don't know if we can give him a copy of the bill or not.
Robert Derner – I'd like to know how much unpaid bills there are and what the hourly rate is because this could add up to quite a bit.
Council President Zeisz – But what does this really have to do with the situation with the assessments?
Robert Derner – It isn't the assessments. I'm a taxpayer. I want to know how the money's being spent, that's all.
Council President Zeisz - But that's also a byproduct of failure to negotiate too.
Robert Derner – Now we come to what I want to talk about. A couple weeks ago, Niawanda Plaza had a disagreement with the City over some grass cutting and we came into Judge Cassata's court and Judge Cassata was going to excuse himself and send it to the Town of Tonawanda but before he did that he called the Mayor in and he asked both parties to talk to see if they could reach an agreement and he explained to us the expense it would be if it went into court, on both sides. So the Mayor was very gracious, he came in, and him and Pam D'Angelo, the president of Niawanda reached an agreement, came back into court and we settled the whole thing and everybody walked away with something and it was settled and nobody held any animosity toward each other when it was settled. Now we've got the assessments, okay? I've lived in the City all my life, probably longer than anybody in this room and two things that I have seen that have hurt the City, the first move was Urban Renewal and the second one was this revaluation at Riveredge. It has destroyed the value of the property over there. It seems to me that rather than have both sides paying lawyers who are the only winners in this whole thing, that why can't someone from the City sit down with both parties and try and talk things out. Now Mr. Kossow you represent, the people at Riveredge are in your ward and I don't ever remember you coming over and after seeing the gigantic increase in assessments and taxes at Riveredge, sitting down and talking to people and finding out what the problem is and coming back to the Council and talking to people so that we don't have to end up going to court. When you guys run for election time in October, you'll all be over, ringing doorbells, shaking hands, but when a problem comes up, you stay away from it and this is a big problem. You destroyed the value of the houses over there. I've got right here, I went on the website taken from the Buffalo Realtor Listing of all the townhouses and condos on their website. There's 51 of them and almost all of them, their taxes are lower than Tonawanda. We go from Amherst to Clarence to Orchard Park to Lewiston, all over. I compared a list showing what the same house value of the house would be at their place and compared what the taxes are there, what they list their taxes are and compared with the taxes in Tonawanda and I can tell you one thing, I want to give this to you so you can take a look at it, but of the three highest ones that were on the list were in Amherst at 9 Hidden Creek, 182 Castlebrook and 141 Summerhill. The prices of these buildings are $425,000, $429,900, and $439,900. That's a total of $1,294,800.00. Their total taxes on that come to $15,993.00. My one townhouse, I pay $16,000. I'm paying more than if I owned a million (part inaudible) in some other area in Western New York If I own the same amount of property in the City of Tonawanda, I'd be paying $49,000 a year in taxes. Now something is wrong with the way these houses were assessed.
Council President Zeisz – Mr. Derner, what do those communities all have in common, other than…
Robert Derner - …there are people living there and their houses are selling. I just talked to a fellow that was a real estate agent who said they're as busy as can be because selling townhouses and condos like they've never sold before because they're getting that $8,000 credit from the government. Tonawanda sits. We had the best townhouse development around and now it's dead and all because of revaluation, you didn't take into consideration that most of the City, there's 6800 properties and most of the City has about $60,000 to $90,000 homes. Riveredge has more so when you figure your tax rate, you never even considered that by taxing these townhouses that all are, you have a disproportionate amount of money coming from Riveredge and when you raised, what do I want to say, you put the value of the property at what it was when the taxes were down here. When you raised the taxes you didn't take into consideration that you lowered the value of the houses and that's what the problem is.
Council President Zeisz – Okay, let me ask this question. Prior to this, homes have sold over the years in Riveredge, prior to reval. They've sold at values that far exceeded their assessed value, am I correct in that?
Robert Derner – True.
Council President Zeisz – For a period of 20 years. Now, let's assume the homes won't sell because for one reason or another, taxes are too high, assessments are too high, what have you. Will there be a correction in that?
Robert Derner - Yes, you're going to have a correction but what you're doing is the people that invested their money in the beginning, they have to sell at a lower price. Eventually it will come down but the people that invested in the beginning, they're screwed and until the new people coming in get the benefit of it, why not just put the value according to what the taxes are, not just put the value of houses when the taxes were down here. Raise the taxes and leave the value of the houses right there because they're not worth that much.
Council President Zeisz – Well I'm not going to get into how much they're worth or not worth, my only issue is the fact that if they were selling at "x" amount, $250,000, $300,000, whatever they were selling at, that's what they ultimately got assessed at, in that range, just like the homes in the rest of the City.
Robert Derner – The ones that did sell, there was two of them that sold, even the ones that did sell, they've been assessed higher than what they sold for. There's no point in keeping this argument going, all I'm saying is, it would help if Mr. Kossow went over and talked and found out what problems are at Riveredge and negotiated talks between the Assessor and the people over there instead of wasting money going to court. Nobody care about paying fair taxes but you gotta be fair about it. When you put my house at $16,000 a year in taxes from $7,000, something's wrong.
Council President Zeisz – And I'm certainly not disputing that your taxes are high.
Robert Derner - I'm the highest and I don't even have the biggest house over there. ]
Council President Zeisz - But the issue I have is you compared us to Amherst, Clarence, Lewiston and Orchard Park.
Robert Derner – I'm just referring you to Western New York.
Council President Zeisz – But they're four communities that have much higher assessments to spread their tax base across.
Robert Derner - That could be Carl, but you gotta be fair with the people in your community too.
Council President Zeisz - But that's how the process played out this way and unfortunately, a certain group ended up paying much higher taxes because the system was fair to 6800 properties.
Robert Derner – It was a little bit, nobody cares about a little bit of difference, it's when you raise the taxes two to three times what they were in one year. Nobody could stand that; you can understand why people are upset.
Council President Zeisz – I absolutely understand why people are upset with the higher tax bill. The problem that I do have is that you have a lot of homes where people were paying probably half the taxes of the homes in Riveredge and yet the homes in Riveredge were selling for 3 to 3/12 times what their homes were worth. That's how we got to this point.
Robert Derner - Accept you did it in one year. One year, you destroyed the value of the homes. Now if you had done it in a gradual way, everybody could accept and work through it, if they couldn't afford it they could get rid of their place, but when you do it in one year, you trap people in their homes. And some people over there are going to lose their homes because they can't afford the taxes, older people with their husbands or wives have died, they're older people, they can't afford it.
Holly Batt, 783 Fletcher Street, City Hall employee – On behalf of myself and my fellow co-workers at City Hall, we are here tonight to ask for immediate action by our Mayor and City Council to correct a safety, security situation that exists in this building. That situation being no police protection between the time of 4:30 PM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday as of May 26, 2009. Why are we continuing to have a public building open to the public without adequately protecting that public, City monies, and the employees from 4:30 PM to 5:00 PM? We do not understand why this continued risk still exists to the employees and to our public. We do not understand what makes the Building/Clerk/Treasurer/Assessor office staff different from the rest of the State Court employees working in City Hall who are receiving police protection. At the present time, our State Court Office is paying for an armed security/police officer protection during their hours of business. Their normal business hours during the months of September through May are 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The court's summer hours run Memorial Day through Labor Day, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Our City reaps the benefits of this protection, as we DO NOT PAY for any security at City Hall. But when the court security/police officer leaves at 4:30 PM, so does our security protection at City Hall. We do acknowledge that the Mayor has made inquiries regarding different ways to improve security at City Hall. We understand that "permanent" solutions take time and planning and we look forward to being partnered with the Mayor and City Officials in this project. However, his letters to us dated June 26 & July 21 do not address any immediate action in protecting the public, city monies, or the employees during the time of business from 4:30 PM to 5:00 PM with the presence of an armed security/police officer, even after being contacted numerous times by our respective Department Heads and our union representative in regards to quickly correcting this loss prevention issue. We have recommended to the Mayor a simple short-term, immediate action, to change City Hall's business operation hours to coincide with the City Court. It seems to us to be the most logical solution and would cost the taxpayers of our City nothing. When the City Court changes their hours back to 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM in the Fall, we would change our hours back to coincide with their hours. However, this has fallen on deaf ears. What makes us different from the City of North Tonawanda and it's State Court office that are able to work the same hours, with the same security arrangement, no matter what the season? This is not an issue pertaining to summer hour scheduling for the public and office staff. This is not an issue that needs to be negotiated in a union contract. This is an issue dealing with protecting the public, City monies, and the employees, immediately. Changing the hours of operation to 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM to coincide with the City Court security/police officer would still give the public the same amount of time to conduct their business and the same protection while doing it. Statistically, it has been proven in the past that more residents used the Clerk's Office from 8;00 AM – 9:00 AM, than from 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM. That includes phone calls and walk-ins. Please note as well that the 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM schedule accommodates both. Our office doors have never been closed to the public during working hours. By keeping the current hours the same, (9:00 AM to 5:00 PM), you are continuing to keep the public in an unprotected situation. Because of the Mayor's safety letters that we have been receiving over the past several years, we have been made fully aware of just how important SAFETY really is in the work environment for ALL City employees. And because we serve the public, our desire is to provide the public with a safe environment in which to conduct daily business transactions, as well as ourselves. We have all been made aware through the daily television news broadcasts, newspapers, and internet that regardless whether a city is large or small, we need to do everything we can to prepare for the unexpected. At no time should we become complacent and not think that nothing could ever happen within a certain time frame or on a given day. How vitally important the presence of an armed security/police officer truly is, not only as a deterrent to crime, but being only fifteen feet away in case an emergency should happen. Let's not wait for something to happen that we will all regret. Thank you for your consideration and timely action in dealing with this issue.
Council President Zeisz – Thank you Ms. Batt. The only thing that I wanted to let you know is that as a Common Council, we have no ability to change the operation hours of City Hall and we also have no ability to change the actual operation of how City Hall is manned, so I was going to bring the issue up tonight, in open session after we come off the floor, but it's merely to voice my opinion to the Mayor and allow the Council the opportunity to do so, but we don't have any authority to really change anything as far as how it operates. One thing I can tell you is that I have no intention of spending any money to correct a situation that could be corrected by changing the time. That I can tell you. I fully support your position, I think that we should operate at the same being as the Court and the County Clerk's office when they restructure their hours during the summer, and prior to Charter change, the Council always did authorize a change in hours from Memorial Day to Labor Day and that was a long time ago, 12 years ago.
Laurie Schultz, 325 Morgan Street, City Hall employee – We are here tonight because we are very concerned. We do realize that the Mayor is checking into possibilities for security in this building, we realize that's a big job. He has partnered with Charlie Decker, he has partnered with Judge Cassata and I believe there's another man, whose name has escaped me right now, but I know he's partnered with him too for the long term. What bothers me, what bothers my associates is that when that security/police officer leaves at 4:30, we're left with nothing. I do realize there is Probation Court here and the Mayor has again, talked with Mr. Decker with regards to getting this situation corrected, but it is going to take some time. What we're here asking tonight is that something be done immediately. From 4:30 to 5:00 there's still ample time for anybody to walk through these doors. I worked until 5:00 this week. Today, as I was sitting here, I was seeing the people that are walking through these doors, walking through those same metal detectors where a security guard had been there until 4:30. So here we are, letting our residents walking in to do whatever court business they have, or business in the Mayor's office but yet at 4:30, we don't know who's walking through there and the Mayor's office is right there too. What I'm asking Mr. Mayor is you would please reconsider on behalf of the public and the employees here. I know you will be installing a panic button soon, even as soon as tomorrow. We're grateful for that but we don't feel that that panic button is enough, not enough to get an officer to our office when we need them. The officer is not only there as a deterrent but he's there to react to something that's happening and many times in our office since I've been here, the officer has come over and settled a situation that had happened between a resident and whoever was in the hallway there. So I guess I'm just asking that it not be considered a summer hour schedule as in the past. A couple years ago, we were told by a former Administrative Assistance, Don Witkowski, to keep track of people coming through in the summer of 2007. I do have that with me tonight and I did show it to Mayor Pilozzi, maybe you remember last year when I came to you. As a result of this, it's not real scientific, but anyway, there was like 1 person between 4:00 and 5:00. All I'm saying is maybe we do need to change the times here a little bit but the main thing is the security issue, that's why I'm here tonight, that's why we're tonight is for the security issue. If you're going to keep us here until 5:00, please keep that officer here with us too, that's all we're asking but again, if the officer leaves at 4:30 and we leave at 4:30, that's no cost to the City, no cost to the City and it protects that public and I just appreciate that.
Coleen Overholt, 121 Sharon Drive, City Hall employee – I used to work over at the Police Department as a secretary over there and I know that there maybe times when there is not an officer in the building and it was just myself and the dispatcher and if somebody came over and wanted a police officer right then and there, there would be none available, they would have to call out and get them to come in, so it's not an instantaneous reaction that would come down the hallway when we push the panic button.
Cheryl Ward, Matt's Automotive, 325 Young Street – What we're here for today are all the semi's that keep hitting the bridge. Something has to be done; it is just unbearable. I have kept notes since 2000 of all the accidents on the bridge being hit, incidents where police have to back them down the street. Every time a truck gets in an accident, I'm blocked off, my business is shut right down. Shut down, just like that. Now I'm going to back here, in 2000 you had, now these are from the hours that I'm open, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. There are more accidents, this is just when I'm open. In 2000 you've got 3 accidents, you've got 3 assisted backups, okay? Now in 2001, you've got 2 accidents, 3 assisted backups. I'm not going to bore you with all this. You can look at this later. In 2008 while we were there, 5 accidents, 13 assisted backups. There's a problem here. There's a big problem here and it's my business from last year and this year in the last month, we've lost $5,000. In December of 2008 there was a major accident there. It just happened to be where we park our vehicle everyday, my husband was sick, he went back to bed, thank God because we would have been dead. December 15, roll over, hit one of our cars, customer's car, the mess is still there today from December of 2008, I've got pictures to show it. We have wires hanging over our driveway, there are approximately 7 feet high, this is December 2008. We've had to roll 50-gallon cans of alcohol, antifreeze to the curb because these lines were never raised up. I don't know whose lines they are, I don't know who to call, it's not my problem, I had nothing to do with this accident. Who do you think fixed it? Me. December to June, I just did it. I don't mean to get mad, I'm just frustrated with the situation. Okay, signage for truckers. I don't know that the that signage is the problem. Here's what I think. It's GPS systems. They're following their GPS systems and they're not paying attention to the signs. The GPS is taking them right down there and we got a problem. But maybe if we had, and I looked up a few different kinds of signage, you guys can go over all of this because I'm going to give all this to you after I stop shaking here. I put down better signage, complete clean-up after an accident, properly inform all people who need to be contacted – the wires and stuff like that. I don't know who to call. We have to call whose line that is. Oh, gee, I don't know. Time Warner told me it was Verizon, so I went on Verizon for 6 months and Verizon came out and they have to send another line crew out and waited another 6 weeks for that and then Time Warner came back out and said, "oh, that's Fibertech". Has anyone ever heard Fibertech? Me neither; I know them now. They were out within 5 minutes, looked at it, said yes, that's our line, we'll have it fixed tomorrow. I went all that time when all I needed to know was whose line. That's not my problem. I didn't do this. As a matter of fact, they wouldn't even let me on my property when I got there because there were lines down. I understand the issue, there're lines down, and all I said was if I can get to my property without walking down Young Street, can I go, and she said yes, be careful of lines. So, okay, that's what I did, parked in the back and walked over. But now that whole day is shut down, no customers, I can't do nothing because there is major drama there, I mean it took all day. Now we just had one last week, seven hours to clean-up, closed me down, customers can't pick up their cars. I could go on forever. Now we're into road construction. They come down, shut the road down, just like that. I'm sorry, I've got customers, can you imagine? I'm running a business. They just shut you down. Now they were fairly cooperative, but I ran my business from the middle of Young Street. Sir, we have another one coming over, sir we have another one coming over, I can't keep walking out there and telling them. If I did not tell them, they tell them, no you're not going down there. So that's what I went through with road construction. Then, we have debris. The same mess from the accident in December, the road construction threw blacktop over it and there's a big sewer drain sitting on top of it. I have pictures of that also. So I don't know who's going to clean that up because it's just been one right after the other. They think it's a junkyard over there. I'm not going to go on to the next one because it's the first thing on your agenda, sidewalks. I saw that, I said, oops, I can't do nothing about that one.
Ray Ward, Matt's Automotive, 325 Young Street - We're actually looking at signs, something not to bust the City of Tonawanda. So we got on the internet, we looked at signage, there was one that the guy said, if your truck hits this sign, it is too low. I did some more research. There was something on the internet in Worchester. CSX actually pays for signage. I don't know if you guys can get CSX do so something, put some pressure on them. Their bridge out there was built in 1912 or something like that. This one here, I don't know.
Council President Zeisz - Well, to give you an example of CXS, one time we went to them for signage for the bridge and they said, oh do whatever you want to. That's basically their attitude with that bridge.
Cheryl Ward – You know basically, they did the same with us. When we moved in there, I said, well, you know maybe if you get us railroad ties we'll built it big because their dirt is falling on to our property. Oh, we didn't build that; we would have never done something like that. No, they wouldn't do nothing.
Ray Ward - So we asked them for railroad ties to make it a little bit nicer.
Cheryl Ward – No nothing, and their property is falling onto my property. I'm waiting for that bridge to come down and it's going to come right through my building, There's a pre-warning because I'm right there, I am right there. Here's another signage thing, over-height vehicles, detection system, from Trig Industries. I am being very highly inconvenienced with all of this. Now in 2008, you look at the police reports from the time I was open, they increased highly. And what happened? GPS systems came out. I don't mean to be hysterical but I'm a little shaky here. I want to show you this trash that was left here too.
Council President Zeisz – Well, your streets not done either. I think it's only got binder on it.
Mayor Pilozzi – No, they did the topcoat already. They did do the topcoat.
Councilmember Perkins - Just so you know, Cheryl and I have had a couple conversations about this situation in the past couple of days and I did talk to the City Engineer today and one of the City Engineer's recommendations was what your husband had said, something about the cheap way out is some sign that you can put up, if you hit this sign, you're too low and that's something that maybe we could look at as a quick fix to the situation.
Cheryl Ward – See, I wouldn't want that between the sign and the bridge. I would want that before that. I don't want him to hit that sign, I don't want to have to call and have him backed up. They are ruining my business doing this.
Councilmember Perkins - I don't know how far back, I don't know if there was a recommendation on what you found but that would be something we would have to go down, because, like what she's saying, she wants something at the stop sign because after the stop sign, it's too late.
Council President Zeisz - We've tried signage on the bridge, painting the bridge, we've even changed the measurement from the pavement to allot for a little room.
Cheryl Ward - You've actually lowered it since you did the road and we had an accident two days later, shut us down again. We have been shut down all month over this road and accident.
Councilmember Perkins – Honestly, when I spoke to the Engineer, he actually said that this had been brought up before on some other accident and he said we have more than ample signage. The signage is not the problem, the problem is, honestly, it's truck drivers not paying attention and I don't know, they're professional drivers, they should know the height of their haul, I'd like to think but obviously they don't and that's got to be what it is, they're not paying attention because there's a lot of signs.
Cheryl Ward – I did see one where they actually took the bridge and put yellow and black stripes all the way down, going this way and that way. Up one side, over the top and down the other side. Yellow and black all around it.
Council President Zeisz - But some of the trucks that are hitting it, I mean they're not scraping it, they're smashing right into it. It's not even close. So they're just not paying attention, they're just going.
Cheryl Ward - But something's got to be done to make them pay attention. I know it's not anyone's fault, the signage is there, but I need some help before I leave the City out of business. It's bad.
Councilmember Waterhouse - I think you're right with the GPS part. In the olden days with all the dispatchers, you could call a dispatcher, don't send your truck down that route. Now, you wonder if there's any central person you can call to change that.
Cheryl Ward - The tom-tom does have low bridge but if you're on a Garmin, it doesn't have that kind of stuff and I really think that's what it is. It could be that they don't understand metric and height, you know maybe we have to put that there too, I don't know.
Council President Zeisz – But every driver has to know the height of their truck.
Cheryl Ward - But in Canada, it's in metrics, then you come here and you have feet and inches.
Council President Zeisz - It's not that complicated.
Cheryl Ward – Well, I agree with you but I know how to do it. A lot of people don't. Double it, add 10.
Council President Zeisz - We'll see, with the Mayor's office we'll see what we can come up with.
Councilmember Perkins - I think it's worth it to at least attempt to contact CSX and see.
Council President Zeisz – We can try again, we've never had much luck in the past.
Councilmember Perkins – Because when I was talking to the City Engineer also, I think he's under the impression that CSX comes out every time it gets hit. Now, we got the Fire Chief back there, the Police Chief over there. I don't know if either one would know if that's correct. Do you get their business card?
Fire Chief Stuart – They're all special numbers…(part inaudible).
Councilmember Perkins - Maybe you can share those special numbers some time
Cheryl Ward - I was there one day and the guy comes out and he said, yep, looks over to me, another dent, and he left. Honest to God, that was how it went. Excuse me, another dent, gone. I have never gotten a cent for everything I have lost. Not when my building got broken into, when anything's gotten stolen, I have never put an insurance claim into anything, we have eaten every bit of it. The trucks that hit our cars turning around, customers complained, we pay to have it fixed to make the customer happy. We have lost a ton of money, I just can't tell you what we've lost. I can even bring in the police reports we have for our building. We have a lot of problems with kids there because we have a railroad track this way and one this way and when they get back there, nobody can see them, it's not visible from the street, police cannot see it. They can't, so we have a lot of problems back there. Thanks for listening.
Councilmember Perkins – I guess my only other comment would be if we could get an idea from the Fire Chief and Police Chief because I know if there's a cost to the City, and maybe at some point in time you guys could go back in your numbers and see what is cost the City each time, one of these accidents happens with a truck hitting that bridge, because I'm sure it's significant time on your part. I really enjoyed the fireworks from the bridge the other night. I thought it was great. I hope it worked out as well for the Police Chief and Fire Chief and I know they did a lot of pre-planning so that those fireworks could go off the bridge during Canal Fest. I had a really good time. I hope it worked out well.
Councilmember Waterhouse – One of the things I find most frustrating when you're sitting up here is when people come up to the microphone and they have concerns and problems. Believe me, it would be so much better if we could just wave a wand and cure everything. Unfortunately, that bridge, that's not ours, we're stuck with things like that. It's certain things that we're definitely going to have to look into but it's going to take some time on our part because CSX is going to be a problem. Ladies come up from the City Hall, believe me, I agree with you 100% but as President Zeisz said, that' not a thing we can do here. Personally, since it was already brought up, I'm very pro-active, not retro-active, with a button. Seeing a police officer at the door is very important, you're going to deter people away. We saw that at Canal Fest and I saw the police. I was down there every day but one night and I think the Chief was down there every night. I saw her, talked to her several times. The police force that was out, with the auxiliaries and everything was amazing. They were walking constantly, we had that command post in the center to work through the traffic. She gave us a little report before we came out here and I think arrests were down like 40% from last year. It works when you're visible and I think that is key, that works so well. The rest of Canal Fest, I wish the weather would have been as good as the police force but we still had a good turn out, there are a lot of good things in this City. The Fire Chief's back there, they do so much prep work for these events, rather than wait until after. You guys did the drills, you were out on the bridge. We took care of what we had to do to make sure everybody was safe and I think that's very important. Do what you can ahead of time and that's what the police and fire have always done. When Canal Fest is done, I don't want anyone to think that this City is going to close up. As you all know, we still have concerts coming up, we're still going to have some fun around here. Hopefully, we'll have a little better weather. Everyone have safe night.
Councilmember Davis – I'd also like to say I support the ladies that work in the Clerk's Office with the change of hours. Like you said, it's probably a "no brainer", just do it, get it done and over with, without a cost to any City taxpayer, so you have my support and hopefully something will happen here very shortly. Canal Fest, have both of our Chief's here, I'd just like to thank them and their workers for the outstanding job that they did and like Gary said, I mean, I was down at Canal Fest all but two nights, walked on the City of Tonawanda side, I saw police officer with an auxiliary cop….(part inaudible)… you go over to North Tonawanda and other than the parade, I'd be hard pressed to say that I saw one cop. Maybe I wasn't over there at the right times, but the work that they do is just phenomenal, the work their staff does is just phenomenal during that time and I don't' want to forget about Neal Myers and our DPW. I drove to City Hall at 10:00 in the morning and went to take the little Young Street extension and it was all open, minus the spots where the ponies decided to do their business. It was clean, there was not debris, so my hats off to all our Department Heads and City employees for the good job that they did. And lastly, I hope everyone was able to get out today and enjoy the only day of summer we're going to have. Have a nice night.
Councilmember Kossow – First of all, with regards to Canal Fest, it was good to see that we won the tug-of-war this year, it was the first in a while, so that was good. And also as Mr. Davis indicated, I'd just want to thank all, Canal Fest puts a huge strain on all our City workers, so my hats off to all the Department Heads and all the City workers for all their time and efforts that they put into Canal Fest. We appreciate your efforts and it really makes the whole festival enjoyable and safe. Also, I'd like to thank, I saw Mr. Stryker over at Canal Fest and he indicated that he is retiring from the Civil Service Commission and he served on the commission, I think it was almost 25 years, so I'd like to thank him for all his efforts on the Civil Service Commission. And lastly, with regards to the reassessments, again as I said before, I supported the reassessment process, I think we realize what the impact is on the Riveredge, it is not favorable, but it was almost 20 years since the last reassessment and it was something that I think had to be done, and this whole Council and the Mayor supported it, it was necessary that it was done. I'd be more than willing to meet with the Riveredge Association on the matter and to say that I hadn't supported Riveredge in the past, I know that back a ways when it came down to the gas station situation, I fought that battle for a number of years and eventually it ended up going forward and I supported the Riveredge residents in their cause in trying to prevent them from going in. Reassessment, as I said, is something that I believe we had to do for the whole City but I would be glad to meet with the Riveredge Association. One other thing, I'd like to thank my wife who is sitting home waiting for me to celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary tonight. I know a lot of the people up here do what they do because they want to try to make improvements to the City and make this a great place to live, but there are times where we do sacrifice our families to do our job. My wife's always supported in this position and I just want to tell her Happy Anniversary and thank you very much.
Council President Zeisz – Thank you Mr. Kossow and get out of here.
Mayor Pilozzi – I'd like to congratulate Jim and Melissa on their 25th wedding anniversary. It seems like yesterday, my wife and I were celebrating ours. It will be 40 in January for us. Time goes by so fast and you do need a lot of support and just bless you and your wife. Hopefully you have a few hours left to take her out to dinner or something. Tom Stryker has given 25 years of service to this community in various capacities, not only in Civil Service but he approached me about retiring from the Civil Service Commission and we're in the process now of trying to find (part inaudible) but obviously congratulations again. Canal Fest. I don't think anybody could thank our Police, Fire, DPW, Parks & Rec folks enough for the effort they expended during Canal Fest. You really don't realize by any stretch what it takes to put an event like that on, especially with the number of people that come. Canal Fest parade night, I walked next to Mayor from Niagara Falls and he looked at me, and we're all soaking wet, and said, I can't believe this many people are out here tonight. And I said Mayor Dyster, that's the way it is. There'd be another 10,000 people here if it were sunny. A lot of effort and again, my thanks to the Police Department, Fire Department, DPW, and the Parks & Rec and anybody employed by the City of Tonawanda for their effort. CSX, I don't know if you know this or not, but there was a gigantic tree that on Friday I was advised about 10:00 on Friday morning that the tree had fallen across the creek and I believe it's on CSX's property. At any rate, it spanned the whole creek and there was nowhere to go. Shut navigation down, got on the phone with numerous state, federal, and county agencies and got no help. We did get some help from our friends in the Town of Tonawanda and eventually we secured it to the opposite shore and today we took care of the rest of it but again, they don't maintain their property, I've never heard a good thing said by anybody about railways. They just don't do a good job maintaining their property and hope that they maintain the tracks but we're going to have to get into it and this is a nice summary and I'm going to give a copy of this to our Police Chief and have them compare to what you have on record and then we'll send a letter to CSX and hopefully we can come up with something, we'll do our best. Obviously it's private property but it doesn't mean that we cannot do something with that particular situation. It's been hit too many times. In terms of what was brought to the meeting tonight from the ladies in the Clerk/Treasurer/Assessor office, first of all, I'd like to say I have the utmost respect for their work ethic and their ability to deal with the public that's done on a daily basis in a cordial way and that has to be said. But just for the record, I'd like to mention some things that I have done to date in talking to various individuals. Obviously, it's been mentioned, Judge Cassata, we requested his help to get a security person in here. We were more concerned about what's in your office in terms of maybe a plastic shield to protect you from anybody trying to take issue with you. Some people come in, as you are well aware of, with an attitude, they had a bad day, whatever have you, you never know. The DPW electricians, and Laurie you probably know this better than anybody, hopefully we'll be putting panic buttons in the Clerk's office. We already wrote a letter and I believe I sent a copy to Holly Batt relative to County Commissioner Peter Vito Central Police Services, that we no longer want probation here. In addition to those steps, I did take the liberty of contacting both Mayor Gallagher and Roth to see what their position was on this particular issue and they both said the same thing that I had said to Laurie last year, my concern and their concern was, being able to deal with the public at a time that's convenient for them as pubic servants. Maybe we can find some common ground here, I don't know but I also would not hesitate to talk to Mr. Finger, there's a reason why the language is in the contract for the times, in my book. I can tell you when I first took this job, I tried to change hours in the DPW Department. Couldn't do it because it was in the contract, so it's gotta be both ways in terms of contract, but I do think, sooner or later we'll get this rectified and hopefully to everybody's appreciation.
Council President Zeisz – I just have one closing thought. I wouldn't expect anything less from our City employees, whether it's Canal Fest, whether it's the concerts, whether it's day to day work, everybody's been great over the years doing things that are required, things we ask for and other than that, I have nothing else. Have a great night, drive home safely and God Bless you.
152. By Councilmember Perkins seconded by Councilmember Kossow
Resolved, that this Common Council adjourn until, August 4, 2009.
Ayes: Perkins, Waterhouse, Kossow, Davis, Zeisz
Nays: None
Resolution declared adopted
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Mayor Edward I. Koch expressed concern Wednesday about intelligence reports that three Colombians taken into custody late last week in Manhattan may have been hit men sent by the powerful Medellin drug cartel to assassinate him and the head of the New York office of the Drug Enforcement Administration.
When the men were seized by federal agents last Thursday in midtown Manhattan, no explosives were found, but detonators and transmitters were discovered in the trunk of their car. Police officials told the mayor the three men had been named as assassins by DEA informers within Colombian drug rings.
Because the evidence was insufficient and the devices could also have legitimate uses, one of the men was released and the other two were held only on charges of violating immigration laws.
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Robert Strang, a DEA spokesman, said the mayor and Robert Stutman, the DEA's regional director, were targeted because of inroads being made against the Medellin cartel, a major importer of drugs to New York City.
Intelligence information provided the DEA said that Gonzalo Rodriguez Gacha, one of the Medellin cartel's leaders, apparently had become enraged when Stutman displayed Gacha's picture during a news conference announcing one of the cocaine seizures. Gacha lives in Colombia and diplomats do not expect him to be extradited to the United States despite indictments in New York and Miami.
"My reaction?" Koch said, when asked at a City Hall news conference Wednesday. "Obviously, it's not exactly the dream of your life to be told you're the subject of death threats."
The mayor said, however, he would in no way curtail his schedule. He said that over the years he had instructed his police bodyguards not to tell him about security measures, but to be sure the precautions taken were adequate.
"You can't think about these things," Koch added. "If you think about them and worry about them, you can't do your job."
Law enforcement sources said Wednesday that closer inspection of the confiscated devices showed them not to be very sophisticated equipment. And there were indications that the two Colombians being held would soon be deported.

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#tdil the reason why crackers have holes in them – yes, there's an actual genuinely important reason! 🤓
when i say crackers, i'm talking full on jacob crackers … you know, the big square crackers (i'm not sure what they're called in other countries
anyway, it turns out that the holes are actually pretty darn important when it comes to the whole "cooking the perfect cracker" thing as they prevent the cracker from becoming either too dry or bubbly.
wondering how it works? well, when crackers are manufactured, they're cooked using steam. the holes are there to ensure the cracker cooks correctly during this steaming process 💨.
if the holes are too close together then too much steam will escape and the cracker will subsequently become hard and dry.
if the opposite happens and the holes are too far apart then bubbles will form and the cracker will end up with lots of raised sections (apparently this is undesirable?)
told you it'd be a quick one today! 🙈 who knew that those holes served a deeper purpose than just making crackers look pretty?
i feel like i've underestimated every little cracker that i've used to enjoy cheese and branston pickle 😍.
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Fanelli, who now lives in South Philadelphia, moved here just over a year ago to try his hand at acting in a new city and new environment. "Playing Ned is my debut performance in the city. I'm enjoying every minute of it as well as relating to others in this acting community. It's a joy to play Ned because he's such a complex character, and his emotions run the gamut, from great joy and happiness to his ultimate downfall."
In playing any character, Fanelli insists he has to be able to identify with the character in some way. He says, "I have to understand the character, flaws and all. For me, that's the only way I can portray him truthfully. And what all this means to me is helping the audience identify with a character in a way they might never have thought possible. And at the end, maybe even getting them to inspire others and help change the world around them in some way."
When he's not on stage, Fanelli works as a host in a restaurant. "That's the life of most actors. It helps pay the bills and gives us some flexibility." And up next? "We shall see," he answers. "Being an actor is always an adventure, but I hope to continue to work here. This is a great theater community."
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Iran on Monday announced the arrest of 17 Iranians it accused of spying on the country's nuclear and military sites for the CIA and said some of them have been sentenced to death. President Donald Trump said there was "zero truth" to the claims.
The arrests happened over the past months, an Iranian intelligence official said at a news conference in Tehran. He said those taken into custody worked on "sensitive sites" in military and nuclear installations. The official did not say how many were given death sentences.
The announcement came amid weeks of rising tensions between Washington and Tehran over Trump's decision to pull the United States out of Iran's nuclear agreement with world powers last year and impose sweeping sanctions on the country.
The official said the 17 were recruited by the CIA and had "sophisticated training" but did not succeed in their sabotage missions. Their spying missions included collecting information at the facilities where they worked and installing monitoring devices, he said.
He said some were staff members at the targeted facilities, and the rest were working as consultant and contractors. The official said the CIA had promised them U.S. visas or jobs in America.
"The Report of Iran capturing CIA spies is totally false. Zero truth. Just more lies and propaganda," Trump tweeted, noting Iran's denials that a U.S. warship in the Strait of Hormuz had destroyed an Iranian drone last week.
"Their Economy is dead, and will get much worse. Iran is a total mess!" he added.
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, a former CIA director, declined to address specifics of the arrests but said: "The Iranian regime has a long history of lying."
"I think everyone should take with a grain of salt everything that the Islamic Republic of Iran asserts today," he added.
With tensions rising recently, the U.S. has increased its military presence in the region and is sending at least 500 U.S. soldiers to Saudi Arabia, Iran's rival.
Last month, U.S. officials said American military cyberforces struck Iranian Revolutionary Guard computers, disabling systems that controlled its rocket and missile launchers. The cyberattack came after Trump backed away from an airstrike in response to Iran's downing of a U.S. surveillance drone.
The Iranian official did not give his name but was identified as the director of the counterespionage department of Iran's Intelligence Ministry. It is rare in Iran for intelligence officials to appear before media, or for any official to give a news conference without identifying himself.
The official said some of the agents recruited by the CIA had turned and are now working with his department against the United States.
He also handed out a CD with video of what Iran said was a foreign female spy working for the CIA. The disc also included the names of several U.S. Embassy staff members in Turkey, India, Zimbabwe and Austria who Iran said were in touch with the recruited Iranian spies.
Iran occasionally announces the detention of people it says are spying for foreign countries, including the U.S. and Israel. In June, Iran said it executed a former Defense Ministry employee convicted of spying for the CIA. In April, it said it uncovered 290 CIA spies inside and outside the country over the past several years.
Karimi reported from Tehran, Iran. Associated Press writer Brendan Farrington in Tallahassee, Florida, contributed.
Iran says it arrested 17 Iranians allegedly recruited by CIAJuly 22nd, 2019 | by Associated Press
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Iran on Monday announced the arrest of 17 Iranians it accused of spying on the country's nuclear and military sites for the CIA and said some of them have been sentenced to death. President Donald Trump said there was "zero truth" to the claims.


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Conceiving a child is a dream to many. But not everyone will be successful in this endeavour. Becoming pregnant is not always that easy and some lifestyle changes need to be made. Scientists from the University of Adelaide conducted a study, which revealed that those women who eat too much fast food take longer to become pregnant.
It is not a surprise that diet is very important when conceiving a child. Healthy animals are more likely to conceive – that is how nature is. Quite simply, the baby is made from what mother eats and her chances of having a hospitable environment are smaller if she eats a lot of unhealthy food. Scientists asked 5598 women in Australia, New Zealand, the UK and Ireland about their diet in order to confirm that there is a relation between conception times and the diet. 8 % of couples were considered infertile because they took more than a year to conceive and 39 % conceived within a month of trying.
Obviously, scientists confirmed that eating unhealthy food prolongs the time it takes to conceive. Between those who ate the least amount of fruit 12 % were classified as infertile. And between those who ate fast food once a week or more often 16 % were infertile. In other words, eating junk food and not enough fruits prolongs conception times to over a year. You might notice that the difference is small (4 % of increase for inefficient intake of fruit and 8 % increase for fast food), but it is actually quite significant, especially having in mind that the change is easy to make. Women trying to get pregnant should limit their intake of burgers, pizza, fried chicken, chips and eat more fruit – that is the biggest advice scientists have for them.
Interestingly, scientists found that not eating enough fruits is a problem, but not eating enough green leafy vegetables or fish did not have such effect. Of course, this could be one of the limitations of the study of direction for future research. Dr Jessica Grieger, first author of the study, said: "For any dietary intake assessment, one needs to use some caution regarding whether participant recall is an accurate reflection of dietary intake. However, given that many women do not change their diet from pre-pregnancy to during pregnancy, we believe that the women's recall of their diet one month prior to pregnancy is likely to be reasonably accurate".
Conceiving a child is a huge responsibility. It is important to do it correctly and it definitely requires some effort. Changing your lifestyle slightly is really not that hard, having in mind the cost of bad choices.
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The Italian MPS follows successful summits in Greece (2008), Turkey (2009), Egypt (2012), Beirut (2014) and on a cruise around the sea of Italy-Spain-France (2016).
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