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Mr. Robinson: Yeah I don't know if we can sit here and write an informal <br /> advisory opinion if the Corp. Counsel can write an opinion. It says <br /> well you can work on these but you can't work on these,but you <br /> can work on this one. <br /> Mr. Bailey: Oh so it's all or nothing. Yeah, okay. I just wanted to make sure <br /> that... <br /> Mr. Robinson: That's really a question for Corp. Counsel. Can we write an <br /> informal advisory opinion that's that specific? You can work on <br /> this, but not on that, I mean... <br /> Ms. Hall: It would come down to your findings. So if you have findings that <br /> he was directly... So the language in here is right...had been <br /> directly concerned...had under active consideration or had <br /> obtained information which by law is not available to the general <br /> public. So if you guys find on any of those...a violation...then <br /> you could technically go into more specifics on which projects you <br /> felt... If you feel like he's...let's just say...what's in his petition <br /> right... If you feel like he's directly concerned with i. and ii. but <br /> not with iii...you could be then be specific in that sense of... I <br /> don't think...it doesn't appear in your...in the Code of Ethics to <br /> restrict you to...just all or nothing. If you guys really wanted to <br /> get detailed...I don't see anything holding you back from that. <br /> Mr. Robinson: Okay. <br /> Mr. Heintz: Mr. Bailey, are there others... I noticed that somewhere in here. I <br /> wasn't at the other meeting but...that Kennedy Jenks is asking you <br /> to be working on projects having do with the Department of Water <br /> Supply, right? <br /> Mr. Bailey: Wastewater Division, yeah. <br /> Mr. Heintz: Right. Wastewater Division. And there are other people at <br /> Kennedy Jenks who could do that instead of you? <br /> Mr. Bailey: They are right now, correct. <br /> Mr. Heintz: Okay. <br /> Mr. Bailey: I'm not involved with projects...in any of these yet. Right at this <br /> time. <br /> Mr. Heintz: And you will reach the twelve month separation on May... <br /> 10 <br />