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MRS. HINZ: But there 2re quite a fcw of us on Lake OWeSGO who want it to stay open. COUNCILMAN GRAUEL~ I think it would have been helpful 2t the time you had that strong feeling for open space to - everything was done to try to get the county to acquire that, and there was the opportunity at that time to acquire the property and with that kind of appraisal figure you can bet thC't the appraised on that land is greater than \\That the appr?isal waR made a year ago. MRS. HINZ~ Why don't you bring Brenner in and not Millwood and then Reiling can develop his land, and then just leave the rest. As it is, I can't see why Brenner is going to run alongside my lot and cost roe S8.000. MR. REILING: It's there now. MRS. HINZ~ But there's no street there. COUNCILMAN GRAUEL: The point is, on each type of planning when Y09 have a parcel of land here, you have to come up with some type of development plan in order to (inaudible). MRS. HINZ: A lot of owners are would just as soon get their money. know - people on West Owasso are out to hold it for prime dol12lr 2Ind this getting prime dollar, otherwise they Open Space money. out of town owners who Quite a few of the ones I of town owners who want would be their w2IY of would have taken the MAYOR DEMOS: I V1ent through a lot of the Open Space hearings. I think I attended most of them, and I didn't- hecr an awful lot of these people down there asking to have it bought,. and it didn't Ruddenly go under. There was a general feeling for 2 long time among those County Commissioners that they weren't going 1.-0 pick up the cost and there W6Jie enough of them that told me so that I knew it wouldn't go through. They weren't going to spend that kind of money in the suburbs. They'd spent enough' already. MRS. HINZ: Could you note my letter and what I said there. I suppose I should address you. -26-