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The citation '94-OMD-087' appears to be a typographical error or misreference in the decision text, as the decision itself is identified as '94-OMD-87'. The decision discusses the appeal by Brent O. Hardin regarding the handling of his complaint about a meeting of the Board of Aldermen, which he claimed violated the Open Meetings Act because not everyone could attend due to space limitations. The decision concludes that the city did not violate the Open Meetings Act as they provided reasonable access by allowing overflow attendees to view the meeting in another room via television.
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