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Wednesday, 16 May 2012 02:30
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By caribarena news
Antigua St John's - A team of sports officials led by Minister of State with responsibility for Sports Winston Williams Jr met with APUA General Manager Esworth Martin and Electricity Manager Lyndon Francis following the island-wide disconnection of sporting facilities weekend.
The sports officials included Permanent Secretary Jessel Edward, Director of Sports Mervyn Richards and Co-ordinator of Planning Anne Jonas.
The minister of state said he has since formally responded to the general manager to confirm the ministry's agreement with recommendations which arose from the meeting. These included the following:
1. That a line of communication be established between APUA and the Ministry of Sports, through the creation of a working committee led by Francis.
2. That the working committee will review the draft memorandum of understanding between the Department of Sports and APUA to include the provision and management of utilities on sports and recreational facilities.
3. That all sporting facilities must restrict the lighting of their venues to the period of 6 to 10 pm, with immediate effect.
4. That the Ministry of Sports will, as soon as possible, talk with all management groups on energy conservation mechanisms.
Senator Williams also said in his letter to the general manager that he was requesting that all sports venues which had been disconnected over the weekend be reconnected in good faith, as both parties continue their work toward an amicable resolution.
The meeting with the community-based management groups is expected to take place next Thursday. The venue and time are to be announced shortly.
9 Comments In This Article
What's the big deal
It Is Me
my goodness
rupert j.
IS this APUA,S SOLUTION??
ANTIGUAN WOMAN
@ Tenman - Longwinded
Your comments are too long-winded. Your references are being overused. Honestly, whenever I see your comments, I gently by-pass them. I commend you on your ability to refer to past clips and posts, but Caribarena may have to place a restricition on your space.
However, there is a wanton waste of energy on all the fields and as such, there must be controls in place. APUA had to exercise this measure for us to be aware that the abuse must stop. We have a culture that if its govt, it must be wasted. Good move APUA, I await next the move.
Fair
JP - APUA Chairman responded
Quote:JP is Clavis wrong?
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tenman
HAHAHA..!
QUEEN...
Who put the lights out woof woof
Lets see now, Govt owns the power plant and Govt owns APUA so who at APUA thought it would be a good idea to turn off the lights at a sports facility? Clearly this did not come to governments attention until someone with the tools to shut the lights thew the switch. If the lights go off APUA is responsible there is no passing the buck on this one.
JP Farnsworth
RE: Sports Officials Meet with APUA
STEVE
RE: Sports Officials Meet with APUA
Hmmmmm
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