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3. T~Irs. R. Perkins: "The best use of the land is to keep it the way we want to keep it. T~~e call it our trees. People on my side of the street are for it." Mr. Florian Rickey: "An expenditure of x6200.00 on Region- al Planning, why don't we use it. The answer didn't come out the way they tiranted it. I've lived here 17 to 18 years and I find nothing wrong with Gould. ~rle've got K- Mart, gas stations and we'll have to police them.t1 NIr. Lawrence Schreiber: "';ae find it the best. offer that we have had so far." I~Zr. Tony Tyiauer: "No one has proved that homes can't go there. Get more money from taxes in the long run than from Gould." Mr. Peterson: 11kccording to the village uses of land we have 1/3 cemeteries, 2 schools, park, 1/3 homes and 1/3 industrial." Mr. Florian Rickey: "Going to court from this report entirely? We are not getting a true picture. Taking things out of context." Mr. J. Casalicchio: "In the future, if you want to look into buying more homes, there are beautiful homes on Aintree Park." Nlrs. Pryor: "Gle bought in what we thought was a quiet residential area. If we wanted a factory near us we would have bought next to a factory." Mr. William Braun: tOLet°s call everyone on the phone for a vote." Betty Davey: "If we have one, are we rezoning for another industrial park and this one is empty. Who is going to benefit from taxes`? Uffice workers and K-T~lart officials! I live in Worton Park and I am against it. NIr. Virgil Connor: "I hate to see the village destroyed. When Judge Krenzler bought was it zoned business or resi- dential? How can he sue the village? iie bought it resi- dentiale~" Mayor Busa: "In litigation with owners of lands, we have rejected proposals time and time. again. `~Ie have X3,000.00 invested in litigation. Not to rezone it the way Mr. Krenzler wants it, we are proceeding according to the laws of the state." I~Ir. Basile: "What makes this an emergency ordinance? I~Ir. Edelman stated that a request was made by the Gould people removing the factory and adding on the emergency clause,"