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� , <br /> i <br /> , <br /> ; to tne public, " that, at least, thz meeting must be conducted <br /> 1 in such a nanner that the conduct of the meeting is audible to the <br /> attending public. <br /> If a meeting is not conducted at an audible level, to thu�e <br /> in attendance, it cannot properly be said to have been "open to <br /> the public" within the meaning and spirit of RCW 42. 30. 060, and, <br /> v y an action taken at �uch <br /> � consequently, b the terms of RCW 42. 30.060, y <br /> ! meeting is "null and void. " <br /> � In addition to the invalidity of. the action taken at the variance <br /> hearing because of violations of the Open PuL'3ic Dleetings Act, the <br /> .? granting of a variance should be vacated because a vertatim record <br /> i <br /> � of the proceedings was not kept nor furnished for review. See <br /> � Beach v. Board of Adjustment of Snohomish Count , 73 Wn 2d 343, 439 <br /> � <br /> P. 2d 617 (1968) ; Bav�e v. Ritsap County, 84 Wn 2d 579, 527 P-2d 823 <br /> (1974) ; Loveless v. Yantis, 82 Wn 2d 754 , 513 P. 2d 1023 (1973) - <br /> � In Beach, su ra, the Court construed, inter alia, a section of <br /> the certiorari statute, - RCW 7.16 .120, which sets out five questions <br /> for the trial court to determine onti�e merits [ (1) whetY�er the _ <br /> agency`had jurisdiction; (2) whether the agency' s authority was <br /> pursued in the mode required by law; (3) whether any rule of law <br /> � whetlier there was any competent proof of all <br /> had been violateci; (4) <br /> • the facts necessary to be prove3; and (5? if there was such proof, <br /> whether there was, upon all the evidence, such a preponderance of <br /> proof against the existence thereof, rendered in an action in court, <br /> triable. by a jury. as would be set aside by the cuurt as againsL the <br /> weight of the evidence] , as evincing a legislative intent that a <br /> review of Board of Adjustment proceedings would, of necessity, <br /> -5- <br />