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� <br />� <br />� <br />� <br />52 <br />N�t. ROBER'f HANSON� 1850 Glen Paul Road: I don't have any <br />particular objection to sewers. However� I have h�ard a lot <br />of "ffs" and "mayba'c" ta the extent that 5350,OOD is a fiqure <br />that has baen kicked axound here and in my houae that's a 1ot <br />of monay. You say thesQ are estimated figures. I have some hesi- <br />tation in going alc•ng with it inasmuch as we're forced into a <br />position where w�'re puttingthe cart before the horse which you <br />stated that you couldn't subl�t bids cr whatever you call it, untii <br />tha pro9ram was initietod and furth�rmore the es�assment would <br />not arrive until next fall and between now and then the cest cf <br />labor and materials could even be doublo what thQy ara now. We <br />don't know what tho future holds and under that basis it's a point <br />well taken that in a program of this magniturQ without any atronger <br />definit�n�ss about costs cr the sattl�ment cf many of #h�se ifs and <br />mayb�s that I for one hesitat• tc proceed. <br />Ml3YOR ASHHP�H: Suppose we take bids. SupQos• they ga ovar <br />our estimates. tiVe don't have to awaxd the contract. �9� sit back <br />and s�e what causad it and readvertis�. I hate to say things ar* <br />qoing to happen btoauae I oannot say and no ont can say. However� <br />if we take bids and thQy are considerably lesa than we e:timated. <br />fina. Then you know your eost ia�ediately - what the cost will b� - <br />then we can determine whether we want to go ahead cr not, but if <br />thay're way ov�rh�ad, we rej�ct them. <br />t�t. HANSON: I can appreciate ycur position but I say in the <br />� <br />magniture of th� money we're kicking aroand here this evrning and <br />as you atated just a second ago that you couldn't be definite about <br />it� I say that is the one draw baek and fallacy of the program is <br />over, I would eay, 50p� of the qu�stions asked toaight did not <br />obtain a definite anawer to thsm. It was an "if" or a"maybe" or <br />