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T\ * m fi^ffl^^ll/'ffl'fff?!!^^ 11 ^!^ Jubiiafioft jubilation in thfc» week's atiwai jybltee Moss, the Olooese of fcocJ-wwrter honore** -13 priests — kidtu&n$ fifehop Matthew tf. Qcafc — who cw rftOfWno, 25 and 50 7»>3& of priestly' wwvfc^ Page 16. SfeCtlOMl S£l0ft)Oi# I If I* l! If I I ft- § 1 r By Lee Strong Diocesan schools will jointly pay an estimat- ed $385,000 within the next two years to have their facilities inspected for asbestos, accord- ing to a plan released May 11 by the Diocese of Rochester.'\ •' ''\''-\'\\'' i The cost to each of the 76 Catholic elemen- tary and secondary schools that chooses to participate in the plan will depend upon the size of $te school. The cost of actually removing or contain- ing the asbestos in these schools could amount to several million dollars more, according to Environrnentai Protertibn^Agency estimates and local sources. The total cost will not be known lintitthe inspection results are available in October. Inspections are expected to begin jn June. . ,. But more significantly, the high price of as- bestos management could cost the diocese one or more Of its^schrols. After diocesan officials presented the plan to a group of pastors on April 27, Father RichardIX Shatzel, rjastor of'\St. Philip Neri ehurch, said that although the parish is com- VWe ;e|^Mt0rbje?paiacr|ipl, in : 1989 even withq^thB'Ifi^^^ ish dbes decide to keep the school open in 1989iMviii&^ ey to pay ibr iniplerpratation of the asbestos I 18* or containment); there will be a stand-off;' he saia>-c;;2«£.^?*x: ..-j, : \' • .•' \• ; Q^lraip^sKa^paw^f^ido- not expect to be^^^^^||Wie. i; coste. \father gelist in Greece, said that the cost of inspec- fion - esUrriated at $2,000-3,000 -while substi^tial^ would^no^posejacgreat problem for St, John^, which^operates on a million- dollar l^get. Moreover, he remarked, the par- several nMmmbflreswch and consultation bV :*>•- S.C.MpMV/t lectoecJothihg,and masks in order to avoMJn^aKig \ \ ~\ ,atan Mtimatedcostbf$385i000: I Si 1.^ I ¥ 'Ut|s mdh^thaty^^ in terms -p£t|Se<fie^ri^|^p^^d^iM , iest said. More importantly, *ft%M$&$t- ^Wediave torbe con- cerned with the health of the children:' msp^cition plan is the result of af programs betnglflll^irh^^mothef New York state di- oceses; djscussions with public school districts on timr programs; and meetings with consult- ing tirpfe. \''\''\_•' '• ' • The diocesan plap is designed to comply with state,and federal requirements that all inspections and submit management plans for containment or removal to the state by October 12,1988. Schools that fail to comply with the EPA and state regulations and procedures by the Oc- tober 12 deadline will be subject to fines of as much as $5;000 per day. Under the diocesan plan, each school will be responsible for the cost of inspection and if implementing the resulting management plan for 'remo^raj^^fc^n^jimenit^f ;; asV;- bestos in its c^^taalhie^^o d^^ no one has^ determined .how^i^'-^lmWl^tf|KBy»for the^ required treatment, according toother Peter T. B^ia;.j^pc^m0tKm!^^^^^y^:^ One fundingavenuebejjigexp(^ed%state; aid, Father Bayer sajd. In ^njun^tiph With -; other New York dioceses,-^icmJi^il^vnit-'.', ten to Governor Cuomo asking tha^money be Catholic schools adopt re, structure Strert form the backb^OTe^p|,»^i#re^ion' .. govermng and su^rtingMOT i iJ?w regional structure for HfJ ~**as •:H . m •:•::?• ''fl , ;-.-3BB 1 , -^1 — v • BBBI •i^M • % 1 - -s»SH . • ^ .^aal ••:•- WM 1 -v\ • vt^'^H : ; *?Sl r -M . >4aai •^ 1 > ^- p t & i i tfT fei ^ ii r •^c '•; * *ir \ i~. I ; t ^ • ^ &• f: Catholic schdqk. Bishppi^tthewM.;eiarfc has announced that aH Monroe ^ojy^^Mishes and schools will be prganize^vinto^ rahfs; bbuhd^ ^ the'rivejf^pf-M^iiSlt^Bt.';'\''' '•' '•'• The hew quadrjant structure will mean that Cathol^^dpls wfflholJM^ , em4fie|^l^^^inlfjc^mf r 1^fft^!>'' buf*1in||^|^ii^v^r1c ; 'w-a regiohali inter- '. .paroSi^ifev^;;;;'^^^ * i;i ''\'\ ; •V.\''\^. • - •^Trw^uidjiria^rje^^ ' co^in|^^^^k^tli a plan^nitheir : tr«maswHal(^mdmd^ ' Sister Roberta Tierriey. director of the dioce-» san Division of Education. \This has a lot of C*^rth5iiilue^^r^pe^ple and ties^co^li^elnfr^^'WOifk'torcdmihBn ' '^'i^i^Sj|||i^un^4^nW |i ?^*f: of $£ •''1^- . ^0^^^^^0^0fi i:f Sev0o]^i the - quadranl^plalii^aa^Ueves^ ment will begin to dispel \this'Big Brother' idea thai th^putoral office will take care of everything. ''The burden wiHuow be shifted;* she ob- served: 5'{Schools and parishes) will have to rely on each other ...They're going to rise or fall according to that\ Each parish — including those without Catnplicsschools — in a given quadrant has p^Jl^lelitfg'namefa^Kpresentative to what i^fpioJosbirais^^tl^^ua^rant-rdahning board. Past^^r^pais and religious educators will aiso||«i^r«ented on these boards, most of wHK^i|||^ktt^tfag later this month to ^d(^ie]^^9rnmlr|ij|tt(>ns for governing and ^«^|ngg^g^|5^ffbdls'in';a'given area. ^Cl^^tlu^i^qUa^rant planning boards is expect to sub^ for Bishop Clark's approval by December 1,1989. •0ncfcSp6elir«g — ions are finaUzed, a vnU be chosen to in Ji^^J^uired.\ Ki^ttelanliliiillfdr'fliie •s&assK^SicC completed its task by JUne^jl98y^K»i«ii(OiiciCAp«uiicu, incre;' never^astoliHyjH^iallplan^Jv-r • \• - \What then y^U^dep^cnU^ when movei have toiakeixla^and The quadrant plan grew from the work of two diocesan committees and several subcom- mittees studying education. The Implementation Committee, headed by William Diijon; developed the quadrant sys- tem as part pf its effort to carry out Bishop Clark's February, l|86, plan for the future of elementar^ schools in'Monroe County and the •City of Rochester. \' '_* ^ • Meanwhile, one of eight recommendations in the Five Year Financial Planning Process Task Force report; released last April, called for the further consolidation of diocesan schools. In response, a committee headed by Timothy Leahy has worked with the Im- plementation Committee, and has also estab- lished three subcommittees working on planning for: the 22 elementary and secondary schools outside Monroe County; the six Mon- roe County secondary schools; and' fund- raising needs and options. ' - Earlier this month, each, subcommittee presented a draft report to the Five Year Finan- cial Planning Task Force, which is expected to complete a final report on all eight recommen- dations for Bishop Matthew H. Clark by the; end of June. Sister Tierney does not expect the commit- tees to propose arfy-furthe^rschool-level: changes for the 1988^89|cl^^i|^^n|ft ish, school and dic^esan leaders seem to have\ reached the conclusipftitto^£teoj^^uc^dn can't survive without recpnfigu^iqn.: ATrouhd''thPlDi8oe« : ! Calendar—v....... Classifieds . Columnists Echo Editorial & Opinion. Features Local' News Obituaries :'.. Sports World & Nation..-. jSSfip^\' 7 \ kl.V'Pag'e-?. . ....Page 11 ..... Pages 12-13 .... Page 10 Page 14 Page. 16 Pages 3-4 Page 11 Pages 8-9 .....Pages 5-6 *^ I •& • <*& ! w • Mil •-&. f #iX•^^ *.4..^t\«.«; <• 5/ ' .A\ V • lijitKj-••.-::'..}*: -'x*. v> .-\i
