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tor both the customers waiting in line and the ride attendants.
In acting on Moore’s permit application, the Board of Zoning Appeals must somehow balance increased tax revenues and jobs against environmental damage, costs of services and a change in the quality of life, stated Jerome Segal. “It all comes down to money (yet) there’s been a total lack of a quantitative statement (on) estimates of tax savings, jobs or additional costs to the county. Unless this is answered, there really isn’t a basis for making a decision,’’ he concluded. '
Capt. George Sharp, a resident and orchardist in Harris Hollow, supported Segal’s remarks, maintaining that a “cost benefit analysis is appropriate.’’
Mrs. Harald Haystad asked the BZA, if the ski area’s 300 acre tract was large enough to accomodate all the proposals put forth by Moore or whether additional acreage would have to be acquired.
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