A river runs through Bellsville with a fairly decent flow. The river is not badly polluted and fishing is fairly good which provides a small income for a number of people. There is a walkway park along the river that people in the city use. Bellsville commissioners have decided to hold an open meeting on shutting down the coal plant and building a reservoir on the river with an hydroelectric plant that should have energy to power the city for at least another 20 years. People who use the park object saying it will remove the park. Commissioners say they will include a new park near the reservoir and stock the reservoir with fishes so the fishing will remain the same. The water can also be used to irrigate the valley that does not have enough rainfall to support crops. The reservoir will also protect against floods that come every few years. Of course, taxes would be increased to pay for the reservoir on a 20-year bond program. Should Bellsville build the reservoir?