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-z- <br />Having heacd Don speak before I knew of his s[rong belief in ci[izen input. <br />His session was excellent as expected and I have a comple[e synopsis of his <br />talk in my office. The main point of his presenta[ion was [ha[ if yau are <br />going ro allow for citizen inpuq be prepared m accept their decision even <br />if you migh[ disagree. Nothing can hurt you more than opening up the doors <br />of ci[izen inpu[ and [hen doing SC your way in spi[e of wha[ they said. <br />l.hen we ge[ into developing our comprehensive plan, his repore should be� <br />manda[ory reading for all of us involved. <br />The eveningbanquetwas highligh[ed by the gues[ speakez Naxlan Hansen, <br />Profesaor and Direc[or of Con[inuing Education, U of M. His [alk en[icled, <br />"A Lifeiime of Changes - h Light Heareed Look at our Co�on Sourney From <br />Infancy ro Agency". His talk was in my opinion [he conference highlighc as <br />he spokP m the need for inter-agency cooperation and development wi[h <br />increased servicea withouC duplicatlon as the end result. <br />The final geceral session on Thursday was headed by Hazel Aeinhardq 5[ate <br />Demographer who shared the 5[ates latesc Hgures on populatron grow[h <br />pa[tern. <br />The remainder of [he mornivg was spent in individual workshops and I at[ended <br />one enti[led, °Changing Leisure Pat[ern", wi[h [wo gues[ speakers, Sohn <br />Schultz, Chairman of [he Depaztment of Parks and Aecrea[ion Administra[ion, <br />U of M and Steven Ruud, Social Plannez for [he Un:[ed Way of Miuneapolis. <br />Ix vas in tMs diacussion gmup vhere the livelies[ and most controversial <br />wrds were apoken. Among the stateventa were: <br />i. Aecrea[ioo is hecoming more and more anti-social as people build <br />tackyard swi�ing pools, pucchase billiard [ables and drive away [o <br />cabina far, far away. <br />2. The neighborhood parks are desgined for the 7-15 year old male. <br />3. Programe must reach ou[ to where people are 5 yeara frov now, not <br />vhere they are at today. <br />4. One of [he major roles of a municipality is [o encourage outside <br />"priva[e" recreation reaourcee ro[heir commvnity rather [han attempt <br />to be the pavacea of all thetr ci[iea recrea[ion ills. <br />The luncheon aeasion was delightful although qui[e scary as our guest speaker <br />John 5. Hoyt Jr., Deputy Direc[or of Central Solar Energy Research shared hia <br />feelings on [he fu[ure. WOWI <br />1. 10 yeare from now we won'[ be able [o get on a freeway wi[h less <br />than 4 passengers. <br />2. O�r na[utal resources will never dry up; we will jus[ reach a polnt <br />vhere we have te expend more energy to ge[ the raw meterials than <br />the me[eriala can offer. <br />3. I[ Se cheaper and more efficient today to heat your house with <br />eolar collec[ion parels. <br />
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