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<br />5 <br /> <br />i~i~;~:; <br /> <br />f1,;~\ <br /> <br />Ii n' 2 .., .. } <br />d d '" c. (. "~ <br /> <br />:- ";~;j':, <br />:~}}t:~:;. <br /> <br />Can the public be said to take part in planning <br />if only the duly elected representatives of that <br />public are involved? Can, for example, Federal <br />agencies engaged in water resource development <br />rely upon a Governor to represent the people of <br />his State in such matters? Is consultation with <br />legislators as far as one need go in involving <br />the public? If you are to go to every citizen <br />tnjividually, will you be circumventing govern- <br />mental institutions and creating yet another layer <br />of bureaucracy? <br /> <br />i(;>< <br /> <br />~I~ <br />~~:3~t <br /> <br />:~.,::-.;::.; <br />r~Hg <br />~:1.i~i~ <br />;(~~~t <br />~<;:":~.~ <br />c. ....~ _ <br />':.i-~:/'~? <br />:.."..' .'~ <br />f~;~, <br />~i;~! <br />I <br />"<+{.?' <br />;~~!iP <br />.~,.. ,- <br />~~k~~~ <br />.:':..~.: " <br /> <br />water and related land resources planning? Do <br />you want lay members of the public actually doing <br />the planning? Do you want only a public infor- <br />mation or public relations program? : <br /> <br />!!e!i!li!lg_t!!e_~bli~ ~n~ !h!:. ~l~c!:. ~fJ!:.d!:.r~l..l. <br />State, and Local Government Institutions in <br />~ezr:!s:!nIi~lCtEe=p!!:bli~ -- - - - - - - -- <br /> <br />What do we mean by "public"? Is there more than <br />one public? Is there a national public? A regional <br />public? A local public? Should, for example, <br />tpose members of the public who live in the immediate <br />area of a proposed reservoir have a greater voice <br />in planning ehe project than those who live far away? <br /> <br />.!i!!!e_f.2r_a!ld_M!:.t!!o~s_o! Ru~lic_I.!!v~l~e.!!!e.!!t <br /> <br />At what stage should the public or the publics <br />become involved? Are formal public hearings <br />enough? And, how many of these should be held? <br />Should there be planning committees on which <br />members of the public serve as members? Should <br />there be workshop sessions with the public <br />actually taking part in planning a project? Is <br />there a time when no further public opinion <br />need be sought? Or paid attention to? Should <br />one who seeks to challenge or halt a project be <br />required to exhaust other remedies before going <br />into court? If so, what should these remedies be? <br /> <br />,,".",' <br /> <br />;!!;~ <br />~~~~~i <br />;~~fJ~' <br />:_;:*';'~;. <br />~;J;~~t <br />~f1~~ <br />I <br />If:~ <br /> <br />'.-."."'.,- <br /> <br />1e,gi.!!.l~tiv!:, ~n~ Ad.!!!i.!!i.!t!:a!i~e_M!:,a.!u!.e.!!. ,!!e!:.d!:,d <br /> <br />Are new statutes needed to provide for public <br />involvement? What, if any, new rules and regula- <br />tions are required? What new practices, if any, <br />should be instituted? Are additional funds <br />required? How should they be provided? Should <br />specialized types of expertise be provided which <br />are not now customarily available in planning? <br /> <br />:;:<'.~: <br /> <br />. ;.U, <br />:-.'. :." <br />t\::::. <br />;.".".'. <br /> <br />"." .~ <br /> <br />>,;:-::;, <br /> <br />;', .'~: <br /> <br />:~.-:: . <br /> <br />:.",.",. <br />~/:.-~ <br />'"." <br /> <br />