WSP04180 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

146 !.IR. NORVIEL: Yes, I will have to vote "no" on that. I hiJ.d mlsunder- .. stood. ;t. ClL\IRMAN HOOVER: Do you move thirty years? 11R. NORVIEL: I move a thirty year period. CHAIRMAN HOOVER: (No second having been received te t,he above moti,on.) They den't secend it, but in any event this has to be unanimoup, whatever it is. MR. SCRUGlL\M: Would you accept 1960 as a compromise? 11R. NORVIEL: No, I think thirty years is l~l1g ~nough before anyth:jng may be done. That is practically a generation. . . MH. SCRUGlL\M: I donlt think it is a very vital peint., CHAIRlVu\N HOOVER: The intrinsic position is that thenorthernstat.o,s . vrif>h a sufficient period, I ~magine, to cnablo their deve~opment to come up to approximately this figure. MR. CARPENTER: Our position is briofly thisi . ITe have nOdesiro to be arbitrary in t.his matter at all, but we feel tljat we should. ,either have an equating at an earlier p8riod, which seems t9 have been O,:,erJ,eelmd, lit ~ country by the necessary development. dOVfl1 there. 4 the condition might be a little different, - but we feel t.hat we should Itave sufficient time . or be protected by a longer period, the reason being this;vro are in accord with tho idca of flood protection bolow that will st;imulate the growth dovfl1 there because the works will have to 1:)e paid .for.. It. .will givQ the incentive te early development down there and lour werks will in the meantime lie dormant instead of boing st:iJnulated and our projocts Ylillg~t under way, not in a year or two or throe or four or. five, but drag along. Now we do not have the unusual stimulus that will ibe given to theJ.owqr .. l _. .. elapse fer our development to proceed to that deglteethat by. the time a new apportionment or further apporti.onment occurs ,we will be in position ,