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The city of Takaoka held a town meeting in the Kazumi district, where citizens expressed their opinions and proposals on various issues. The main topics discussed included:

1. Financial reform: Citizens suggested that the city should prioritize reducing material costs and social security fees, rather than cutting personnel expenses. They also emphasized the importance of transparent financial management.
2. Obstetrics plan: Citizens expressed concern about the future of obstetrics in the city, given the declining birth rate and the reduction of obstetric facilities nationwide. They proposed exploring regional support systems with neighboring cities and towns.
3. Resident autonomy: Citizens appreciated the city's efforts to disclose information and engage with residents, but felt that the city council was not doing enough to listen to citizens' voices.
4. City employee salaries: Citizens questioned the decision to cut employee salaries, particularly for young employees, and suggested that the city should prioritize reducing personnel expenses through natural attrition rather than salary cuts.
5. Public facilities: Citizens proposed reviewing usage fees for public facilities and considering differential fees for city residents and non-residents.
6. Education environment: Citizens emphasized the importance of preserving historical documents and records, and proposed that the city library play a key role in collecting and preserving these materials.
7. Financial reform: Citizens expressed concern about the city's financial situation and proposed that the city should focus on building a positive and forward-looking vision, rather than just cutting expenses.
8. Education environment: Citizens requested improvements to the road in front of the Shirakawa Elementary School to ensure safe passage for children.
9. Public facilities: Citizens asked about the future plans for the site of the former Yoshijima public housing complex and the road leading to it.
10. Public facilities: Citizens requested information about the plans for the site adjacent to the Labor Disaster Hospital.