text: Justice Kennedy, writing for the majority, stated in the opinion "Finally, so long as the town maintains a policy of  nondiscrimination, the Constitution does  not  require it to search beyond its borders for  non-Christian prayer givers in an effort to achieve religious balancing." (page 3).
  
  This means exactly what I said before. The town is not compelled to search beyond for someone to come in to achieve balancing, but if someone volunteers to come in and deliver an invocation, the town (or KPB) cannot discriminate against them. The town is not burdened to search, but is burdened to accommodate.