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A resident can be a private business, but an inhabitant is an individual citizen."But Chapman disputed that, saying, with that interpretation, local breweries and coffee shops wouldn't be able to use city water to make and sell their products.

"And anyway, we don't have enough water to sell to Coca-Cola.

It ain't gonna happen."A "blunder" in the new charter process omitted protections against sale of Lithia Park, Chapman said, but state law prohibits sale of parklands unless they're no longer used for a park.While Councilwoman Cate Hartzell acknowledged the much-visited Lithia Park likely would not be sold, she said there are properties in the upper park, surrounded by desirable homes, that could be sold if the city needed the money.

She put North Mountain Park and Oredson-Todd Park in the same category, noting the city w...

Remember that wiki technology allows for a rollback to earlier versions.

This could be accomplished by other students or by library faculty.

E-mail notification of recent changes can be configured to help librarians track what's going on.

Further, I would argue that some content on our sites also falls short because it is static, not always updated, and doesn't always reflect the range of student experience.

We've set a pretty high bar on our Web sites.

The collective intelligence of students might set it higher.

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