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Minuti Tal-Għoxrin Laqgħa Tas-Seba' Kunsill Lokali Il-Gudja Li Ġiet Imsejjħa B'urġenza Fl Minuti tal-goxrin laqga tas-seba’ Kunsill Lokali Il-Gudja li iet imsejja b’urenza fl- uffiju amministrattiv tal-Kunsill Lokali Il-Gudja nhar it-Tnejn 03 ta’ Frar 2014 fis-5.45pm. Preenti:- Sindku John Mary Calleja Vii Sindku Romeo Baldacchino Kunsillieri: Mark Anthony Sammut, Demelsa Grech u Stefan Caruana Ambaxxatrii: Melanie Bugeja Segretarju Eekuttiv: Joseph M. Formosa Aenda:- 1. Proposti ta’ rotot odda tat-Trasport Pubbliku, minn u gal Gudja. Ftu tal-laqga Il-laqga bdiet fis-5.50pm wara talba qasira minn dawk kollha preenti. 1.0 Proposti ta’ rotot odda tat-Trasport Pubbliku, minn u gal Gudja. 1.1 Mal-ftu tal-laqga s-Sindku spjega l-urenza dwar din il-laqga peress li afna residenti tal-Gudja bdew jagmlu afna mistoqsijiet dwar kif sejrin jintlaqtu bil-bidla tar-rotot tat-Trasport Pubbliku. 1.2 Is-Sindku spjega li sa mien ilu l-Kunsill kellu afna rappreentazzjonijiet kemm mad-dirienti ta’ Trasport Malta kif ukoll fuq livell ministerjali dwar kif ikun hemm titjib spejalment li ewwa il-Gudja tera’ tidol ir-rotta l-antika bin-numru 8 li tkun frekwenti u li twassal mill-Gudja gal Belt Valletta ida tgaddi minn Raal did (Paola) li gan-nies tal-Gudja huwa entru ta’ servizzi u tiea. 1.3 Saret diskussjoni estensiva fejn dawk kollha preenti esprimew kif ir-rotta proposta bin-nurmu 88 li allura sejra tidol preimanet flok ir-rotta l-antika tax-xarabank bin-numru 08, tista’ tii amendatat b’mod li tkun aktar effijenti u effettiva. 1.4 Wara din id-diskussjoni il-Kunsill qabel u iddeieda li jikteb lill-Ministru tat-Trasport l-Onor Joe Mizzi, kopja lic-Chairman u CEO tat-Trasport Malta James Piscopo kif jihder hawn tat. 1.5 Il-proposti tal-Kunsill huma dawn:- a. Ir-rotta kif qed nipproponu hija li bala venda tkun l-Ajruport Internazzjonali ta’ Malta (li jinsab fil-limiti tal-Gudja). b. Ir-rotta 88 mill-Belt Valletta gall-Gudja. Mill-Gudja tibqa’ sejra gal Triq tal-Barrani minn Triq al Tarxien il-Gudja u qed nagtu dettal kif ej:- Mill-Belt Valletta gall-Gudja:- Valletta, Floriana, Marsa, Paola, Tarxien, tidol minn Tal-Barrani (dejn il-Gondolier) gal Triq al Tarxien, tgaddi biswit il-Housing Estate tal-Mithna, tibqa’ sejra gall-inawi tax-Xlejli, idur u tidol minn Triq Raymond Caruana, tibqa sejra gal Pjazza tal-Knisja, titla’ minn Triq William Baker, tmur gal Triq Birmiftu, tipproedi gal Dawret il- Gudja u tibqa’ sejra gall-Ajruport Internazzjonali ta’ Malta (venda). Is-Seba’ Kunsill Lokali Il-Gudja 03 ta’ Frar 2014 Laqga Nru: 20/7 Mill-Gudja gall-Belt Valletta:- Titlaq mill-Ajruport Internazzjonali ta’ Malta (venda), gal Dawret il-Gudja, tidol fl-inawi tax-Xlejli, iddur u tmur Triq Raymond Caruana, tidol fil-Pjazza tal-Knisja, tgaddi minn Triq William Baker, tipproedi gal Triq Birmiftu, toro f’Dawret il-Gudja, tipproedi gal Triq al Tarxien (biswit il-Housing Estate tal-Mitna), tinel gal Triq tal-Barrani (fejn il-Gondolier), gal al Tarxien, Paola, Marsa, Floriana u Valletta. B’din il-ftit modifikazzjoni jidher li s-servizz ikun jista’ jingata ajar. c. Rotta 226 Gudja gal Mater Dei. Il-Kunsill jaqbel ma’ din ir-rotta u galdaqstant mhux qed jitlob (f’dan l-istadju) xi modifika. Geluq tal-laqga Peress illi l-materja li galijha ssejet il-laqga iet eawrita s-Sindku galaq il-laqga fis- 6.25pm sine die. Joseph M. Formosa John-Mary Calleja Segretarju Eekuttiv Sindku Approvati:- Pana 2 minn 2 .
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