we're talking about seneca between the end of san jose avenue and cayuga. and i want to look at this mid zone of the watershed which is where the extreme flooding is at cayuga, which is at the convergence of the part of the creek that comes down from glen park and the other part that leads into the cayuga valley and that is why there is all this flooding there. and the opportunity there where there is quite a bit of open space land behind some of the houses to develop an islay creek watershed confluence community park. and then further downstream in the interchange where there is a great deal of open space is the opportunity to create an islay creek watershed southern gateway community park. and then the chavez at 101 creates an opportunity to create the northern gateway community park that really represents and expresses and calls attention to the value of the watershed. and we talk about triple bottom line, we are talking about improving the quality of life, making areas safe and accessible, community and school education, green skills job training, habit

. >> reporter: cayuga milk ingredies was opened in large part as an export facility.about half of the milk they process is sold outside of the united states. >> if you're using a manulated system in a free market society you shouldn't have the ability to compete, so that's what makes me angry. it's not the loss of the u.s. sales into canada. i'd say, good on them. but now you can't export. keep your milk in canada. they can do what they want inside canada, but they can' export and dump it. they're dumping it. >> reporter: it's theseur stru surpluses that seem to be causing the greatest amount of anxiety amongst u.s. processors. >> exactly >> reporter: why? >> the u.s. in the last three, creasefive years, they in a lot their production, but by doing this, they are catch with a surplus-- with a problem of surplus and that's why they are looking to our market. >> reporter: they called it dumping.a is canmping its skim milk powder on the world market? >> no. for sure. ther- - there's nere's no basis for us to-- to do that. >> reporter: so canada blames the u.s. for creati