OPEN LETTER TO THE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE AND DIRECTOR OF THE CAMP AND THE PRESIDENT OF SYRACUSE FIDAL PROVICIANCIALE
Moscuzza Dear President, I think
its details appeared on the newspaper La Sicilia (from 08.20.2009) does not his sack of flour to be because it's true that I am not a member of the provincial FIDAL but, I stress, a component of sectoral coordination FIDAL Sicily. As for my complaints to the management of the Field School "Pippo Di Natale," categorically denied by you, are obvious and visible to all those who work and do not therefore urge you, strongly, to ascertain the veracity of his sources is neither the one nor the other case.
Dear Editor Maiori,
lessons learned from the newspaper article, Sicily (from 08/20/2009) you say, from its internal investigation, that the management of the various services available for the event Memorial Silvio Lentini "have been effective. I wonder then how his investigations were carried out because it seems clear the one-sidedness of its audit in this regard. I also asked what were the provisions on the management of the lighting at events like that because, as he says the regulation on night events on the track, it requires necessarily optimal visibility un'impianto then at most of its functionality. To reinforce the question advanced by me before, I bring to 'light', a fact caused by the possible non-compliance at issue that is an athlete's injury due to poor visibility on the track because each pole were only two bright headlights.
I take this opportunity to point out a lack of services was extended to the plant "Goofy Christmas" should be ensured by a condition on all the toilet facilities provided. I remember that in September back to school so many students will benefit from the system and any of its service by demonstrating inappropriate use may result in incorrect parts of the structure such as latrines, imagine the dangers that might arise from the presence of about 200 children / youths of the CAS three times a week if improperly exploit the structure given the precarious nature of the services, triggering potential sources of infection. The list included several other problems related to inefficiency.
conclusion I think this administration is stagnant and has no outlets in both ideas into concrete solutions. Unless
Imbesi
Moscuzza Dear President, I think
its details appeared on the newspaper La Sicilia (from 08.20.2009) does not his sack of flour to be because it's true that I am not a member of the provincial FIDAL but, I stress, a component of sectoral coordination FIDAL Sicily. As for my complaints to the management of the Field School "Pippo Di Natale," categorically denied by you, are obvious and visible to all those who work and do not therefore urge you, strongly, to ascertain the veracity of his sources is neither the one nor the other case.
Dear Editor Maiori,
lessons learned from the newspaper article, Sicily (from 08/20/2009) you say, from its internal investigation, that the management of the various services available for the event Memorial Silvio Lentini "have been effective. I wonder then how his investigations were carried out because it seems clear the one-sidedness of its audit in this regard. I also asked what were the provisions on the management of the lighting at events like that because, as he says the regulation on night events on the track, it requires necessarily optimal visibility un'impianto then at most of its functionality. To reinforce the question advanced by me before, I bring to 'light', a fact caused by the possible non-compliance at issue that is an athlete's injury due to poor visibility on the track because each pole were only two bright headlights.
I take this opportunity to point out a lack of services was extended to the plant "Goofy Christmas" should be ensured by a condition on all the toilet facilities provided. I remember that in September back to school so many students will benefit from the system and any of its service by demonstrating inappropriate use may result in incorrect parts of the structure such as latrines, imagine the dangers that might arise from the presence of about 200 children / youths of the CAS three times a week if improperly exploit the structure given the precarious nature of the services, triggering potential sources of infection. The list included several other problems related to inefficiency.
conclusion I think this administration is stagnant and has no outlets in both ideas into concrete solutions. Unless
Imbesi
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