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@ Albert: You have no idea when they open. So that if they were open after 8:30 like at 9:30 or 10:00, then in the morning there would be no hazard. Right? . Reif: Right. Albert: And if they... Reif: No, excuse me, there would be a hazard for those children who are sneaking over. Albert: That are sneaking over~ Well, that happens everywhere that the school rests. Is that right? Reif: No, sir, it doesn't. Albert: It doesn'tt Reif: It doesn't happen any place at a school as if its where there is nothing there. There's no reason to go over there. Albert: I see. You don't have children then that go over to play in the house that's being built? Reif: No Albert: You haven't had that experience? Reif: Not yet Albert: Or just to play in a sand hill? . Reif: We have 55 acreas of sand. LAUGHTER Al: They cross the street sometimes, even when there is nothing on the other side. Right? Reif: Children do that. Albert: Thank you. That's all. Oliphant: I want to ask that this document and letter by Superintendent Johnson to 11r. Cox be introduced as an item of evidence at this meeting. Albert: This is a letter from where? 01: From Superintendent Johnson to Mr. Cox. ~odrich: Mr. Chairman, one other ground rule occurs to me. I would recommend that all witnesses be available for retestifying if the Board feels it is necessary. Gorham: At a later date or at a later time this evening? Goodrich: Tonight or whenever the Board may want them to testify. I assume that they won't want anything tonight, but they may want it at a future date when they reconsider. . 01: Can I read the letter, Mr. Ch~rman? This letter is dated April 10, 197~ and it is to Mr. Arnie Cox.: Albert: Excuse me just a moment. I want a special objection on this on the basis that the witness who wrote this letter is not here and I have no opportunity to cross- examine hime when he is not being here.