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"OB" Badger: If they wish to build a school, can we stop them? Mayor Young: No. "OB." Badger: How do we control them? Mayor Young: Okay, well the City Attorney just made that statement. So, I have a tend- ... because we pay her, I believe her. Does anybody else wish to weigh in with this, and what change ... do we want to stick with the comments that Barry made? Do we want to change the language, make it stronger, if there is such a thing? Can you think of a way to make it stronger, but trying not to tread on their legal rights? Barry: Well, you certainly can go back to using the word "will," instead of the word "should" there. Mayor Young: That's fine with me — it's still a planning document. So, I we want to ... So, what if we make the change that Barry suggested, and use the word "will," instead of "should." Bob, you and your "shoulds." We should have never listened to you on this "should" thing. So, what about that? Read it with that ... I'm sorry. Read it back with using the word "will," instead of "should." Barry: Okay. I'm going to read the whole thing. "Support efforts by both School Districts to develop new facilities in response to increases in enrollment. Provide the necessary assistance in project planning and permitting for future projects. The City and School Districts will work together to conduct joint planning activities to meet anticipated needs." Mayor Young: Does anybody object to that? [pause] Good. Sounds like a plan. A General Plan, of course. It is ... sorry. I'm just trying to lighten it up. It's a quarter of ten. Okay, so that's settled for this section. Surlene Grant: No. Mayor Young: No, it's all right. So, we're going to go now to the next section, which is 46.06-a. Recognizing that 46.01-a is not in the document at all. We just changed 02; now, what do we want to do with 06? Surlene Grant: 06, I .. , I take exception to just the language of any bond measure, because... Mayor Young: Which part of that are we looking at?