Yesterday afternoon’s City Council meeting, coordinated by vice president Eleonora Milazzo, saw the approval of seven resolutions relating to off-balance sheet debts and that of an injunction. All for just over 2000 euros. At the beginning of the session, the president pro tempore gave space for communications. Specifically, the councilor Elia Martinico spoke and reiterated, once again, the state of the road that leads to the Sanctuary of Santo Padre delle Perriere, which is very popular for pilgrimages of the faithful in this period. She herself asked that in addition to weeding, a thorough cleaning action also be carried out. Also giving support to Martinico was Rosanna Genna who also underlined the lack of attention towards the Via Vecchia Mazara. For her part, Pino Ferrantelli pointed out that a political verification is needed and that everything possible must be done to avoid difficulties for the inhabitants of the southern side of the city who, at present, are unable to connect to the sewerage system. Finally, Leo Orlando spoke on communications and, in addition to highlighting that several traffic lights are inactive with the resulting inconveniences and dangers, he also pointed out that the city and peripheral roads are dirty. Subsequently, Councilor Salvatore Agate informed the Council that the restyling of the Santo Padre area will start next Friday according to a timetable of interventions established by the Administration with Formula Ambiente.
The last resolution dealt with by the City Council in yesterday afternoon’s meeting was the one concerning the underpass of the railway station on which the councilor Flavio Coppola proposed a specific ruling also on the basis of a specific petition from the inhabitants of the area of via Cairoli . After an extensive debate in which the councilors Rino Passalacqua, Flavio Coppola, Antonio Vinci, Leo Orlando, Piero Cavasino and the Councilor Giacomo Tumbarello intervened, the vote on the deliberative act was postponed to next Tuesday, 14 May, at the opening of the session .
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