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5. PUBLIC HEARING (Cont'd . Derbeck: I would Tike to ask a question: Well, okay, but you have already passed a Resolution. . Brownell: That's the strange part of the procedure. Derbeck: How can a Public Hearing affect the Resolution? . Butler: That has to be reconfirmed, Jeanne. . Brownell: That's the strange part of the procedure; you must pass the Resolution, approving it first, and then go through these Hearings, and then have a Public Hearing and reconfirm it. . Wiggins: This also might be, in part, an answer to some of your other questions. We have to abide by the Federal regulations in this, which at times seem rather strange. . Caesar: At the next Public Hearing, will final action be taken on this? . Wiggins: That's right. . Caesar: It will be decided one way or the other? r. Wiggins: That will conclude the Public Hearing, at our following meet - ing. This will be continued until that point. Brownell: I might mention that this matter has been approved by the Area Plan Commission at their Hearing, and will be going before the City Council at their next meeting. Butler: Has MACOG acted yet? . Brownell: They have considered it favorably, but their actual approval hasn't been issued yet. Derbeck: Well, will the next City Council meeting be before your report? . Brownell: Yes. The Council meeting has to be before our Public Hearing. It will be the 24th. Derbeck: Then, if they pass it, isn't that...? . Brownell: It's not conclusive on this Commission. . Derbeck: The person who has the contract for the Senior Citizen policy, is not that, International Constructors? . Brownell: I don't think they have a contract. They have been awarded a conditional award. . Derbeck: That is, Mr. Medlock's firm, right? . Brownell: International Constructors. I believe it is. . Wiggins: Let's proceed to the next order of business. - 9 -