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Minutes - page 11 August 21, 1979 Wurl: We solicited their op1n10n, they responded. They said they could answer. We do that with every agency, Public Service, no matter what it is, they said they can do it and I think once again, and I hate to repeat what the other gentlemen told you, but your questions are more properly asked them. They can tell you how many trucks they need, how many men they need, how many fire houses they need, that is their business. McKee: Well then, are you gentlemen prepared to table this until we have the answer. They don't know. They haven't gone through the study they haven't gone through the numbers to tell us whether or not they can do it, how much it is going to cost us, the taxpayers. Wurl: You say they don't know. Have you been to a fire district meeting? McKee: Well they certainly haven't presented that information here and we asked those questions when they were here. Wurl: Once again I suggest that you go to there meeting. McKee: Well, my question is are you willing to table this until we have the answer. Wurl: I am not in the position to table anything, but if they want my opinion I would say no. McKee: Well, is the Council willing to table it until they have the answer. Waschak: You will hear that when I ask what Council wishes to do with Resolution 14. Now, your time is up, I will not allow you any more time. You had it I told you this is not a public hearing. McKee: That's fine that it is not a public hearing, but I am not going to sit down until I get an answer. Waschak: Oh yes you are because it is not a public hearing. If you wish to be escorted out I'll have that donE~ too. McKee: Well then you are going to have to escort me out. Waschak: I am going to ask you to sit d0W11 nicely. You had your chance like anyone else. Mr. Kahan had four minutes, Mr. Cederberg was allowed 3 times 4 which is 12 minutes and you had four minutes, you have gone past that. Now I'm going to ask you to sit down. McKee: No sir not til I have an answer. Wurl: Why don't you proceed with the meeting. DiCarlo: Your honor, at this time I would like to make a motion that Resolution No. 14 be adopted. McKee: Sir I object to these proceedings.