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Water and sewer hookups for 53 homes in Naples Bembury Drive Assessment Area will cost each $24,376 or nearly $37,000 over 20 years.

But Mary Guadagno will be hit with six assessments, prompting the Naples resident to angrily complain to City Council on Wednesday.

Its approximately $200,000, which is more than 50 percent of what I can sell this property for, said Guadagno, who co-owns a .95-acre parcel on Bembury Drive with a duplex and four small homes she rents to low- to medium-income residents.

I would be paying for six meters, which is a large expense, she told council. I just feel the city is going to be gaining every month with these meters running. Theres no way we could possibly afford this.

Homes on Bembury Drive, 13th and 14th Avenue North and 15th Street North will be asked to pay $24,376, or $1,843 yearly, for 20 years to hook up to the city sanitary sewer system. Bembury Drive residents, who use well water, also will pay $2,011 to hook up to city water.

Council unanimously voted Wednesday to adopt the fee estimates and set up the assessment area. On June 11, council will hold a public hearing on the charges, which will be tacked onto property tax bills beginning November 2015.

The reality is shes got a legally nonconforming property, Mayor John Sorey said after the meeting, referring to current codes prohibiting six homes on such a small property. I feel for the lady, but at the same time, there are other folks who understand its critical to get it done.

The small ranches and rental homes tucked behind the post office on Goodlette Frank Road are among 1,400 properties outside city limits that have been targeted for an expansion of the citys sanitary sewer and water system. About 40 percent of Naples utility customers live in unincorporated areas of Collier County.

Residents received a letter in February, calling the hookup a priority due to septic systems negative influence on the Gordon River and Naples Bay. The letter said septic systems cant adequately treat human waste or remove nitrogen and phosphates, which present health risks and pollute waterways.

Some have asked for the hookups and many complain they must buy bottled water, Sorey said, noting the expansion means theyll be hooked up to city water without charge.

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Frank Fuda says Trumbull County has built miles of sewer and water lines, gotten loads of snow plowing and grass cutting from jail inmates and kept its finances in order over the seven years hes been county commissioner.

He cites $50 million in new sewer and water lines, $27 million of which came from grants.

We have eliminated 17 percent of the septic systems by replacing them with new sewer systems, making it easier for citizens to sell their homes and for industries to locate in our county, he said.

A program Fuda helped start put jail inmates to work shoveling driveways and cutting grass. It has saved more than $2 million since it began in 2007, he said. The sheriffs office has secured $2 million worth of surplus military items, such as vehicles and kitchen supplies, he said.

More sewers are needed, and additional problems exist with public transportation and drug abuse, he said.

His opponent for commissioner in the May 6 Democratic primary, Lisha Pompili-Baumiller, a longtime Hubbard council member, agrees that transportation is a problem, saying she will work diligently to bring senior transportation back, services that were cut.

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THE 157-YEAR-OLD St. Anthony of Padua Church in Camaligan, Camarines Sur JUAN ESCANDOR JR.

The St. Anthony of Padua Church in Camaligan, Camarines Sur, a 157-year-old church built by Franciscan missionaries, has managed to survive through the years to become an enduring cultural and religious legacy of the town.

The church design is still the same as when it was first built in 1857, except for a few interior renovations, while its foundations and walls are still made of the original materials, said parish priest Fr. Balbino B. Gumabao Jr.

Camaligan, whose name was derived from the Bikol root word camalig, which means storehouses for grains that dotted the town during the Spanish colonization of the Philippines, was under the ecclesiastical and civil jurisdiction of Nueva Caceres, the old name of Naga City, for almost two centuries, from 1578-1775.

In 1775, Camaligan was declared a separate town from Nueva Caceres but it was only in 1795 when a parish priest, in the person of Fray Rafael Benevente, was appointed here by the Franciscan mission which covered the whole territory of the Bicol region at that time.

Gumabao, parish priest of St. Anthony of Padua for six years now, said the people of Camaligan contributed stones, construction materials and labor for the building of the church.

He said the churchs foundation and walls were plastered by thousands of egg whites mixed with lime while the bricks used were a mix of ashes made from freshwater clams, straw and clay that were baked in the village of San Mateo, one of the 13 villages comprising Camaligan town.

The church is influenced by baroque architecture as shown in its arched doors and windows on the front and sides. Inside the church is the retablo, or altar piece, where a statue of St. Anthony of Padua stands in the middle.

THE INTERIOR of the St. Anthony of Padua Church in Camaligan, Camarines Sur as it looks today. JUAN ESCANDOR JR.

Originally, the church had trusses made of local hardwood trees like hamorawon, yakal, barayong and sambulawan while the roof was fashioned from anahaw leaves clipped with bamboo slits.

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