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NR. J.'vlC GOUGH: I can see \^Jhat you S2Y about the lake level but the rest of it just doesn't - running it through pipe rather than ~'Jhat it I s doing nrn'i - it do€sn' t \Jash. It doesn't come through.. As I say, I can see the deal on ~'lhat '\:Jould be the outlet of the lake to control the height of it. That makes sense to me, but the rest of it - it just doesn't make sense. ~mYOF DE0DS: Anyone else wish to be heard? r?ROf1 THE 1,UDIErTCr g Nill you take a hand vote? I~JAYOR DFr10S: I can't see any potential. I "'Jouldn't want anyone else out of the area to vote and I think that we should go on the basis of ""hat ~lJe' ve heard - uhat we read. MR. KULIG: (Spoke before): 'lj.?hat '\:'larning (]re \ve going to have that this is going through or not. I don't like surprises. If you people should ~ecide - and when you do - are we going to get a letter to the effect that this is going to go through, and will we have a chance to respond again or get petition up or something? l~YOR DEMOS: This is the public hearing, sir, that everyone '\:'las sent a notice for. This was the time for them to come and tell us how they felt about it. j\iJR. I<ULIG: This is all right. but you're not listening to my side. r~YOR DEMOS: How do you know? MR. KULIG: I'm quite sure you wouldn't. r.ilAYOR DF.JI'IOS ~ ne can h3ve a motion to put it through, a motion to put it drnvn, or a motion to table. COUNCIJ.J1VlAN GRAUEL: When the Hayor ca Ils for the la st person here to make a statement tonight and mobody comes to the microphone, she will then declare the public hearing closed, and at that time the Council '\:17ill consider \vhat will be done '\:\lith the project.. MR. I<ULIG: Tonight? Right in front of everybody? Then what? Can we (inaudible) if we don't agree - what would you suggest? If we don't agree with your action - the Council's action - do we have a recourse, and 1fJhat '\.vould be the recourse? Next election is a good one. but that's - your next election is ,!hen? 35