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DR. LOEVY: That is really two classifications.
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I was just wondering if Dean Fordham thought if we stayed
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with this idea of the status quo, just having those two
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classifications would provide enough latitude for the
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Legislature,
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MR. MILES: How do we give all counties this
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broad grant of power?
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DR. LOEVY: This was one of Dean Fordham 's
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suggestions.
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MR. MILES: I think they should, but how?
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DR. LOEVY: The Legislature could pass an express
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powers act.
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DEAN FORDHAM: You could do it in Ohio fashion,
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which applies to cities and villages. Give substantive
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powers directly by constitution and leave the matter of
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adopting home rule charter to local option.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Wouldn't the answer to Mr. Miles'
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question be they can adopt a form of charter or code for
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themselves under one or the other of the two classifications
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or, failing to do so, the Legislature would then require
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them to take, and it will have to provide either the charter
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