Common Council - Regular Meeting

Okay, it is 6 or 2 p.m. on Tuesday, May 26, 2026. We're going to come and count on you to report us, and extend your time to the point where you want to stop. I hope that you will see the time of the United States of America, and that you will be reminded that we're not a nation, we're not an individual, we're a country, and we're all sisters and brothers. We'll go through these now. Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? Eric. What's going on? We will open the floor for any public comment. Any public comment? Seeing none, we'll close the public comment period. Next up is DCF1 review. And for Dale, do you want to come up and just talk kind of in a nutshell about everything you got in front of us right now? Yes. Well, we have Ringling, Properties, Biddy 2, and then TFR. So we'll start with Ringling. And so, the number continued to increase, and we're now in the middle of the last year. We're actually in the middle of the second half of the year. I was wondering, also, if there is any information on this, how you heard about what they are, and how you see what's going on with those funds, and how you're seeing how you're seeing how you're seeing how you're seeing how you're seeing how you're seeing So this is the last year, which means they can only be at 10% of the data. And as kind of a reminder, what this one is, It was under a different manager, and that's really why a lot of people worked on these contracts and stuff. I will say that, you know, going way back when, you know, if you were my assistant, if you remember when Holiday Inn Express came, that was a big deal for our community. Part of that was the additional set value that would be put onto the property, and it would raise our, obviously, our assessed valuation as a city. And also, if you get another hotel option for a residence, it looks like their ABA is at 2.8 million, which again is over what they actually promised from the I don't know what the actual CEW will have done previously if you will not be able to see it in that list, but again, I don't know if they will be able to promise anything. Thank you, Dave and Michelle. So we're throwing time to that one, but again, they've done a few years' worth, but we didn't do any of that. So that's something for you all to look at. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I have a question actually about you too, Sarah. But their actuals are down a ton. The only thing I can say is that they're projected, their estimates on their salaries are going to be, let's see, what's it going to be, six. They're already, I don't know, I don't know. I mean, they're basically, you know, it's the agency's defender. They would be the, you know, the CEO of the US company. They would be working with him. They would be working with him. They would be working with him. They would be working with him. They would be working with him. They would be working with him. They would be working with him. They would be working with him. I don't know if that's the right word. I don't know if that's the right word. I don't know if that's the right word. I don't know if that's the right word. I don't know if that's the right word. So, I'm not going to get into that at all, because I'm a little bit of a sociopath, you know, and there's a lot of people who are interested in this, and I think it's useful for people who are interested in this. I don't know if I should, I would say, I appreciate coming on, but I do find it disheartening, that there's I mean, I was in a dark hotel. They were in this bucket. You know, they do this for 16 years, and they can't get home. They know they have to come back, or they're going to have to ask for a ticket. Who's that out there? I find it exciting that Ian took the time out of the way to talk to us and ask some questions. That's not your fault. It's not your fault. It's not your fault. It's not your fault. It's not your fault. It's not your fault. It's not your fault. It's not your fault. Yeah, something I was looking at, I was reading this this afternoon, and there was a business guy who was a personal property assistant before, and he was looking at the taxpayers, and he took all their assets, and he went and gave you an effective offer. It's $14,245, and it's $4,000. You don't already have a business. How are you going to pay for the property? It's awesome. Very good. Thank you. I mean, I just, I'm sitting here eating up a pun, and what I've read through this, and I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, Of course, it is a challenge of progress. How do you want to go forward? Do you want to go 3-1, or 3, or 2? Do you want people to come in front of you? Or you can do whatever you want. It depends on the progress. I'm not sure I know what I like about Congress. I wish it worked out well, because that's kind of a serious thing. You know, they're a great thing. We have to have you in front of everybody. They're a great thing. Maybe. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. How about that? Yeah, that's what I thought you were going to say. Is it? Well, it becomes more useful when people say that we're nice. And that they're hoping to be the reason behind it. But I don't get that. Because I would love it if I was saying that we're nice. And it does say that finally, finally, a new business needs helpers. I think we're totally in for it. I completely agree with you. I would like that we take those to contact them. Okay. And table their observation. Okay. I have a motion. I'm Jennifer. It's a table. Keir Starmer. I'll have that discussed in person. And seconded by Ryan. We're going to discuss it. I'll go ahead and show you the usual sign. It is easy and nice. Perfect. So then we have 82. and volume inspection gauge. What would be important to the assembly practice? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Well, I don't know if the board will be able to. Is that a limit? It's a minimum. Is there a minimum? No, no, no. A minimum? OK. I haven't seen the budget. Yeah. It's also a minimum. So it's a minimum. OK. So do we have a minimum? We do. The VBQ ends up being discarded. It is. It is. It is. I'm afraid some day it doesn't end up here. Yeah. It's not so far. And then the point of the matter is the motion in the second was to approve to bring the property in the case. That was the second. Second. Second. Second. Second. Second. Second. Second. Second. Second. Second. Second. Second. Second. Second. Second. So I'm kind of aware I'm going to have to go outside with her every year. So I'm going to have to see her every year. I'm going to have to see her every year. 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So for those of you that were here last time, basically this is codifying, if you will, what the state or state federal government has mandated for us regarding the wet water lines. It gives the ability for us as a woman to do this properly in order to take care of the water lines that we're mandated to do. As I mentioned last time, it's something where if there is something we want to do, we always try to work with the person, first and foremost. We want to get their permission. doing what we have to do, what we're being mandated to do, which is give us the ability to go onto the property and work on that water system, work on the water lines that are going into that house. I don't believe, correct me if I'm wrong on our shift, but I don't believe this gives us the ability to actually go into their house. It just gives us the ability to go onto their property, not into their house. Yes, yes. Probably there are still many things going from the meter to the house. The challenge is, is that the state of the feds are basically mandating that we have to make sure that that's not right. Yes, well, we may still have to give them a little bit of work on it. We're still working through all those details. We have to at least figure out what kind of line is between the meter and the home. which is really not even our responsibility, but it is now because it does the same to us. I'm going to vote for it. So moved. Motion by Brown, seconded by Knapp. Further discussion? All those in favor submit the usual sign. It is nameless. Okay. So next up, we're getting into a little unfamiliar territory, but we are getting into the energy of projects. Chairs have been working really hard with our BOT contractor, if you will, to get the amphitheater to a place that it's fundable, get the amphitheater to a place where it's buildable, all those kind of pieces. Now, in order to effectively fund that, we don't know. $4 million cash, obviously. And so the majority of the funding of this food bonus will come out of the food and beverage tax. There's a little bit of property tax back that's been there for sure. But my point of saying all that is, is the state allows a certain constitutional cap on our debt. In order to get past that constitutional debt limit, you create a building corporation. You see this in the libraries, built their facilities. You saw this in the schools, high schools, built their facilities. This is a way that effectively creates a body that manages the actual building of the facility, paying up the bonds, things like that. So we don't get out of paying for those bonds. We still have all those checks and balances, and they still get the approval of a lot of that stuff, but one development we've done is it creates a building corporation, and it also, we have to circulate a petition and get at least 50, we're paying 50, get at least 50 signatures from residents that say, yes, we wanted to make the theater to be those. So, yes, it really was the first resolution is focused on? The second resolution is focused on reinforcing of expenses. So, one of the things that we're doing is, for instance, is obviously we have engineering work that has to be a part of this, on the DOD process. When we're to get it reimbursed from the bond proceeds, we've got to pass a reimbursement, in this case, a reimbursement expenditure resolution. So that's really the focus point of these two things. Again, as I told you before, this just gives us these other instructions. We'll report on that. You guys still will have to approve the GMP, the Guaranteed Maximum Price, okay? So this is not like the last step before we'll see this again. You will seek a full project and guarantee that some projects will pass up. And you will get an approval of it before we report. Okay? I know this is a lot of gobbledygook because I'm still learning how to process. My assistant involved in it. We got a lot of help initially at Eisenhower for bond council on this process. So we're trying to move the boat forward here. We just needed it before we even get into the GNV and all those kind of pieces. There's just one more step forward. The end of it. So, I like that there's a lawyer here, and I'm going to try to beat him. Yeah, I'm going to do that. I'm going to try to beat him. I'm going to go down to the harbor, and I'm going to do this, and I'm going to do this, and I'm going to do this, and I'm going to do this, and I'm going to do this, and I'm going to do this, and I'm going to do this, and I'm going to do this. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Yeah, so good thing in general. Are these all interchangeable? Do you think some of these are interchangeable? Yeah, I think so. Yeah, I think so, too. It's a really good thing. Yeah, I think so, too. Yeah, I think so, too. Yeah, I think so, too. Yeah, I think so, too. Yeah, I think so, too. Sort of. What this is, is basically to say, number one, we have, we have individuals in the city that actually want this project, right, for that application. But the second part is, is that we're creating this building corporation that effectively assumes because outside of our constitutional definition, that's really the mechanism that they allow for all to be outside of that constitutional definition. So, this is the whole reason for Citigroup. It's no more than that. It's essentially the same thing. It's literally one of the procedural mechanisms going across. So, that's the problem. It's essentially a bypass of the constitutional definition. Yes, so that's what it is. And again, like I mentioned before, which is we will, when it gets back to you in a few times, we will have a little funding package for you all to look at and say yes, no, we think this, we'd love this, we want it, we don't want it. Okay? So, I need to do it for real. I still don't know where these type of projects move forward. But yeah. Yes, because of the financing mechanisms that were in place. Exactly. Yes, effectively, if the relatives are creating the full incorporation and you get the decisions, all that stuff doesn't pass, the project doesn't pass. Yeah, that's true. I was infected. Really exceptional questions. I'm sorry it's all money, but it's what we have. Are we supposed to do this one at a time, or do we do it one at a time? I need to do it one at a time, I believe, so thank you. So just to clarify, you want to, because this is a program that was in 2016, Okay. And Brent, your second is good? No. Okay, motion seconded. Further discussion? I'll just say I'll call this, and then you can call it a day. Yes. Is the motion on the first resolution? I don't even know who said on what one. Okay. Was it on the 16th or 17th? 16th. 16th. Okay. So, with the 10th resolution? With the 10th resolution. Okay. And Brent, you're cool with that approach? Yeah, I'm good for it. Okay, motion seconded. Further discussion? I look forward to some of these little signs. The city is unanimous. Next resolution is... Yeah, thank you. This is for the reimbursing expenditures. Can I have a motion to approve Resolution 2008? I'm sorry. We have to read these. I apologize. This is my fault. We're going to have to go backwards. We're going to try to get everything that just happened. I'm sorry. I completely forgot. Can I have a motion to read Resolution 2026-16 by Title I? Can I have a motion? Thank you, Madam Chair. Seconded by Ron, early discussion. All in favor of the study, we will sign it. It is a no-man's-sake. We read Resolution 226.16. Vice-Chairwoman. Resolution 226.16 was issued in 2000 to the Affiliates and Government in particular as a petition. I pass the amendment to approve. Resolution certainly will be approved. We have a motion by Ryan and a second by Brent. So we have a discussion. We have a correction for the discussion. All those in favor put a usual sign. It is unanimous. Thank you. So sorry. I'm not going to do it again. All right. We have a motion to re-regulate Section 926-F, 17-511. Motion by Ryan and a second by the staff for the discussion. All those in favor put a usual sign. It is unanimous. Please re-regulate Section 728-F, 17-511. Resolution 290.6.17. Resolution 1.4.5.4. Resolution 1.4.5.4. Resolution 290.6.17. Resolution 1.4.5.4. Resolution 290.6.17. Resolution 1.4.5.4. Second, by and large, further discussion. All those in favor show the usual sign, 882 Daniels. Thank you. Appreciate that. Timeline's on there as well. So you can see the process that we're working on. That's not the updated timeline, I don't think. So just basically move that. We cannot help you here. Thank you. Okay. With that, a full department report is carried. Question is here. So I know it's kind of a one-on-one deal, Peter, because I think we are working with our community to find out what does make a decision. We did have a final deal, but it's not in our wheelhouse, so I still don't guess that So there is a process where there is a The advertisement that's happening right now is to make sure we've covered all of our bases. We've had one proposal come in for redevelopment in Houston. We've been with government officials looking it over. The assumption is that they probably will decline it. We have to go for a 30-day flight period and then we can negotiate. We don't have any requirement of that. The idea is after the 30-day flight period, that we will go back to those developers and negotiate. because the page of policy and service option would not really be valid for this. So, that's maybe more information for you. It's not that we're dealing with the jail. We're still in the process, but we have a policy amendment. And so I'm going to have you sit in front. I love you. Thank you so much. And I want to make sure they hear it. So I hired you because I asked for an interview as well. So today is our turn to become on board. Obviously, we know you've been good. We found that it's been good. And also, we have some questions. So you can hear what we can do. and the whole site of Okiello. So I've been putting a lot of time in that. And hopefully I'll be done with it in the next few weeks. I'll be done with it soon. Thank you. Thank you. And we're going to start today with our C&D experiences. So there's a lot of things happening in the store today. We had a few good times, but we got hit, and the football courts now are finished right before the end of the week. They don't take credit. There was no pay rise. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I'll locate you and call in, and I'll be able to figure it out. Thomas Eason, from the Thomas Eason Birth Association. There are some, most of them, I don't know if you've heard, were the births of all the black males who were the births of the least black males, if you remember what they were saying. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I've got to get a pair of tennis shoes. Finals fashion for the new annual will be in the weeks of the 27th. There will be three people going through that finals fashion. Zach, Mike, Gregor, and I've got a checker showing that we might get a pair of that finals fashion. They want to figure out who would really be the good person to go. That is, if they, if the people weren't important, making sure that everything is as well as they are. What else happened? It's still awaiting repairs. It is still in service, but awaiting repairs. And we've made some changes in some of our other things. The guys have been, I think, that much of the way that our housemates have been trying to help. We've asked them to do work and go, but they didn't include that. So I think they're coming in. It's not a long time. I don't know what to say. I see it. My first day of pre-predatory exam, and then I was down on three days. I've been committed for a long time. I've been committed for a long time. I've been committed for a long time. I've been committed for a long time. I've been committed for a long time. Yeah, I'm going to do it. I'm going to do it. I'm going to do it. I'm going to do it. I'm going to do it. And he's like, yes, we're going to do this. And he's like, no, we're not going to do this. And he's like, no, we're not going to do this. And he's like, no, we're not going to do this. What can you give? Thank you, Marcia. A couple of things. A couple of things. Yes, I agree. Memorial Day parade and ceremony went beautiful. Beautiful day and as beautiful as Los Angeles can be. So, that was, that was fun. Last week, we had our final youth council meeting, which was great. We worked a lot. We took dinner. There were still a lot of leaves. You got your birth pass and stuff and got through a lot of days. And I also worked on the signs on both ends of the city. I also heard the Mayor's Commissioner talk to us last Wednesday at our Aquatic Center, so we got to show our kind of movie, although it was a little chilly that day, but we survived it. So, this Friday, I am doing a special lunch with the Mayor with our 7th and 10th birthday. The reason I felt like it was really necessary was to extend the acceptable process, understand how much the state guidance leads to that process. It's not just some random person saying, oh, we're going to add 50,000 to your house. We're going to add 50,000 to your house. Those are the ideas that you're going to be planning for the time. So, I can say, I'd like to say that it is, I refer most girls, I think that it's good information, focus is possible on that. There's a few people that get offended with why and how that process happens. It's really easy to open your mail and say, oh, my husband went up $60,000. That can't be right. Or process of why that happened. I'm not saying that's the right process or not, but it's important to know that that conversation is separate. Thursday, we are giving out mailboxes to the Troy School students, graduates, so that's exciting that we're all ready to that point. Also, there is treatment court is that afternoon as well. Budget meetings are set up for next week, so we're going to be working through the budgets with our department heads, and then a week from this Friday is the CCHS graduation on May 1st. That's that. So, a lot of school events happening. Westgate, Waterworks approved with Westgate Bay 3. On Friday, we don't have dates yet on when that will start, and we've got that going on. We need a big meeting, so I'd like you to be over on that. And, yeah, we are, I will tell you, we're a little concerned about So for the second month in a row, the governor has extended the gas tax. That is directly related to the $1.8 million to fund road repairs. And so he is asking the governor And why does Lakers consider actually that as materials? Would it be a surplus that they don't think about so that we can continue to maintain the growth status for Columbia City, for all the cities in the country, and for the rest of the state? So we're going to have a new conversation at 1 o'clock, which is going to be at 11 o'clock. We'll see you at 4 o'clock. I'll give you the end points. And we're also working on the must-eat, and I know that we've got reporters on the phone, but we'd love to hear more about that. We did get some information from Baker Killers last week, and Leslie and I are having a meeting with them tomorrow as we go forward, and so we're going to have a good understanding of what Baker Killers' income tax policy is, and then after we have put on these stand-ins, get up and make sure we all run. I don't have that information myself. So that's all I got to work on. Yeah. Thank you. There's been a lot of discussion out there in the media about the sound of vehicles. So you're having millions of people get attention because of that. It's causing a lot of people to want to know what people are doing in the world. Don't say a word about it. I did too. But everyone knew that I spoke about it. I didn't. Didn't get attention. This isn't really a violation of the noise board. I mean, it's issues. It is not something that is tolerated. Is it possible to focus on it, try to get a description of, you know, the locations and things, and so on, right? Oh, yeah, I can do it. I can do a number. Yeah, there's a video also. Yeah, there's a video or whatever you need to find out about it. They've done what they know how to do. They've learned. I've had a girlfriend, and she's still been working from that. So I've always wanted her to share this with me. And I think, you know, it's about yourself or everybody. 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They are, they are ready to actually, not today, but yesterday. Gary, do you want to say anything else in terms of what I've got to work on? What do you guys do with, what's on your list? I don't know. I don't know. It wouldn't be annoying if I was going to pay you then, but you know, my guess is that you're going to get a grant here multiple times a day. That's pretty numerous numbers. Yeah. And I was really lucky because I was behind the whole party here. I was behind the whole party. I was behind the whole party. Wow. That's awesome. That's awesome. That's awesome. That's awesome. That's awesome. That's awesome. That's awesome. That's awesome. And for my village as well, the week before, the week before, that was it. 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I know. That's so cool. We're going to make this as awesome as it can be. Is there anything else on purpose? No. Okay. I don't know. I don't know. Okay, great. I got it done. All right. Amy from the audience. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. We are going to conclude the health meeting and we'll move forward with the ICIP. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I didn't know that. I didn't know that. I didn't know that. I didn't know that. I didn't know that. I didn't know that. I didn't know that. I didn't know that. I know what's going on. I know what's going on. I know what's going on. I know what's going on. Yes. Actually, two and a half, if I can be honest. Before you, it's the same course. We are having the same board of directors from the city July 29th and 30th. We would like to kind of shine the Christ on building and add some different aspects to the reality. So in front of you, you have, we're going to remove the trebles is what I would like to say that we were going to do. And bring in the, as you can see by the, there's two other pieces. So you see the pink cherry tree, then the white and green, and then the pink cherry tree. They are 12 feet high, 12 feet wide, UV resistant coatings. Everything right now, if we order them now, We're probably going to get a new center. I'm going to order them now. I'm not going to see if we're still doing it that way. So we have those 45 days of transportation, building, and application and all that. If we don't get an order soon, it's another $6,000 for extra dollar chicken. And don't worry, we're going to have to go that way. And so we did see the mayor and I were in Vegas and saw a beautiful, but this whole entire place is so tall, cherry tree that was lit. I wanted to go down there halfway, but I was nervous that I could walk it up breaking the wind. So, these trees will be, should be roughly 10 feet tall underneath. So, I mean, you would have to put an effort in, which I'm sure they will do. But then, I could not find anybody out of all of those trees when I found them. And so, I'm going to also wrap them in LED's. So, they do, you know, the people in all of these LED's, like, will have one. I'm also, I'm requesting $20,000. I think, I don't know what the installs are going to look like. I'm sure there's going to be concrete involved. And so I want to talk to that. I also want to talk to the LED lights. I want to buy a couple more chairs, table and chairs. So I am willing to request, you know what, a $20,000, $60,000, $20,000 budget for this project. I think it'll transform. I'm nervous. I'm not going to take a blocking view of the forecast, but I still think if you step by far enough, you'll see it. It'll be under all the utility wires. I measured all the utility wires that are overhead. But I think if you go through the woods or whatever, the forest, the cherry forest, then you'll open up and see the forecast. So, I mean, I think it's going to take, like, a couple of those pictures, but I think the pictures that we do create from it are going to be better. Because I like to say it's actually going to be a better picture of Seattle for me. I guess I'll say from each of us that this design is, again, the Japanese flavor of the cherry blossom trees, right? And, you know, when we originally did Ophialli, or put together Ophialli, they really didn't know what those wooden structures would look like. And then after they worked on them and stuff, they just couldn't get them to where they wanted to be. And while I think that there is some artistic element to this, I really feel like this is going to completely change the feel of that. And so, yes, I'm hosting the AIM board for every year, and that is an important part, but I really feel like the food structure is actually more important in that way than what they were supposed to be doing. I mean, so they just decided that they wanted to look at what they were supposed to be doing, but it's not really, I mean, value to them, and it's not another thing. For a while, maybe, as I, you know, it was actually, like, for, I'm sure, on a point, if you think of the writing, it was like, oh, there was a lunch, and you don't book this. That's the difference. Yeah, that's all I can think of. Well, I can't believe that I'm not really part of the war. I mean, I was born in the war. I was born in the war. I was born in the war. I was born in the war. And they did not understand, you know, I went and worked there, and I went to Mexico, and we were moving to Thailand. And they did not understand it. They did not understand it. I did not go there, because when we saw this church, I mean, Jesus was there. I did not go there. And so, you know, I will only come back. Yeah, we were talking about it. Right. This is good for me, like, I don't know, like, spend time. Yeah. In reality, like, people always need to do something like this. Yeah. I don't know. I don't know. And I was like, the people are not going to get anything out of it. They don't want to get anything out of it. I think that is something that I'm going to have to do better. I'm going to have to do better. I'm going to have to do better. I'm going to have to do better. I'm going to have to do better. I'm going to have to do better. I'm going to have to do better. I'm going to have to do better. I'm going to have to do better. So you're saying that they were on your duty. Yes. They were. They were the lesser person. They were. They were. They were. They were. They were. They were. They were. They were. They were. They were. They were. They were. They were. They were. They were. They were. They were. They were. They were. They were. They were. They were. They were. I think it's nice that you and I are going in for a recent play in New York. I mean, we have a few plays right now. We didn't actually have that point in the game, but I'm going to come out and ask a little bit because of the stories. But again, the idea, I think, in it, You know, alley streets, they are clearly trying to do what they can to defy the courts on the alleys now and stuff. And so I do appreciate what they've done there. And it's . So that's the big thing. But I was going to ask, I don't know if I, I mean, Jake's not lying when you say, like, I like to go out and do all these things. I mean, I don't know what I said. I just want to say, I'm a big fan of that. Do you see things like that? Yes. And is this the company that made the most investment? No. No. They were in, I'm not going to lie, they were in previous time, I appreciate it. And they used to be number one. They were in, right? They resolved. They resolved, yes. And so my next question to you is, do we know that? You can be in Maine. Do we know that I have? And I'll see if I can keep them. The question is, well, the other ones, I tried to pick flowers this year, like the Brazilian table, and they smell horrible. I just don't want us to get into some situation because we'd be dying in a household and we wouldn't be able to walk out of the house and be able to come back and be able to come home. I mean, you go over and y'all know something, and y'all don't know anything. And with the feet on the wall, it just... I don't know if I thought that was a good idea. Yeah, it was a good idea. But I am curious to that point. I do wonder if they make, and again, I don't know if you can hear it, if they make these for a first-on-line style. or you don't see them. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I was thinking, do you know what I'm talking about? Do you want to? No, I mean, I also am just waiting to see, once we put it in, what people say to that thing. That would be an uncomfortable question. That's kind of where I'm going with this. I don't know what to say. I don't know what to say. I don't know what to say. Make a comment. Yeah, that shouldn't be his own decision. I don't think that he'd break that rule, but it is what it is if he's in. I mean, the hope is that we can get him out pretty quickly, because we've got a little bit of time left. I mean, we have to find a new destination. I know, I'm saying. Paul, don't you have a running picture of the area? There already is. I mean, there's pretty parts of it that are getting reconstructed and all that. I mean, I don't know if she needs to go to the neighborhood. We don't compete that way. And there's very little point. I didn't know it came from Iowa. I didn't know it was from Iowa. I didn't know it was from Iowa. I don't know. I didn't know why it was. What's the name back there? I don't know. But I'd like to communicate my view. I mean, this is a self-sufficient conversation. You know, later on, I said to him, I said, why are you in the battleground? And he said, well, you know, the sand, you know, those are the ones that you need to help out with. He said to me, you know, he doesn't dare to ask me if I'm in the battleground. I'm like, oh, well, and then I said to him, so he said, you know, I'll bless you, but he said, yeah, they've got a great company in the battleground, so I'll help you out. Yeah. Again, I mean, that's why I keep saying this. Again, this is one way we can make the destination better. We can make people go, oh, man, we've got to go check out the trees. We've got to go. And then, again, hopefully, they go and get sushi, or get ice cream, or get ice cream, or whatever it takes. I mean, it's small. We're very, very small. I'm just trying to figure out what's in this thing. And I'm going to go out of place, and then I'll say this is very, very interesting. I'm going to go out of place, and then I'll say this is very, very interesting. I'm going to go out of place, and then I'll say this is very, very interesting. I'm going to go out of place, and then I'll say this is very, very interesting. I'm going to go out of place, and then I'll say this is very, very interesting. I'm going to go out of place, and then I'll say this is very, very interesting. I'm going to go out of place, and then I'll say this is very, very interesting. Nope. Nope. That's right, yeah. Anyway, it's also, it's part of the worship room here, and it's, you know, the studios and stuff. I mean, it's like, I don't know. I don't know. So, anyways. So, if we do it again, if we do those things, if it's a time-lapse video of the information happening, yeah. I don't know if he was one of our caregivers. I don't know if he was one of our caregivers. I don't know if he was one of our caregivers. I don't know if he was one of our caregivers. I don't know if he was one of our caregivers. I don't know if he was one of our caregivers. I don't know if he was one of our caregivers. I don't know if he was one of our caregivers. I don't know if he was one of our caregivers. But I just really feel like LA is at a point where we really do need to get a little bit. And I think what we've heard, especially from LA students, is that there's some duplication that needs to happen there. And I think we're just at that place, especially on the heels of things that are really on the turn for the downtown rehabilitation project. This is maybe some dust in the middle. Yes, exactly. I was the only one. I was the only one. I was the only one. I was the only one. I was the only one. I was the only one. I was the only one. I was the only one. I was the only one. I was the only one. I was the only one. I was the only one. Can I get a motion to approve? I'll take 20,000. So moved. Okay. Motion's seconded. Perfect discussion. All the purposes as usual signed. The bill is moved. Thank you. And we have a late bloomer. I'm going to have to wait a little bit more. Oh, yes. I have an expression for you. I don't know, 18, maybe not, actually my mother. But he was being a little bigger of a thief, blah, blah, blah, that kind of thing. But he was a very big man. And he was a very brave man. I look back, and the same history, the same kind of whiteness. There were actually brave people. They had no clue what they were doing and what they were doing. I also knew this, but I didn't know the name of the country. I don't know the name of the country. I don't know the name of the country. I don't know the name of the country. I don't know the name of the country. I don't know the name of the country. I don't know the name of the country. I don't know the name of the country. I don't know the name of the country. I don't know the name of the country. But so they're moving down the lane here, and they've invested $5,000 that they're putting their foot in, and they're asking, and they're going to franchise the apartment, and they're going to franchise it, and some other things like that, and they're moving the stuff. And it's actually, you know, it's really a lot of people doing this stuff. And I don't know if anybody has thought of this, but I don't know if somebody has thought of this. I mean, it's pretty nice of them on a personal level. And this is the best part. I mean, we follow the program right now. So it's, I mean, I think we're going to say this is one of those issues where I think people are kind of like, they agree that we didn't make a lot of business. They agree that, oh, it's not our restaurant. It isn't our restaurant. Because we are doing an active work. And so I would just like to request a $5,000 match, whatever you want. We've done that. We've done it. We've done it. We've done it. We've done it. We've done it. We've done it. We've done it. We've done it. I think we're setting the price of it, which is $5,000 a week. It is $5,000, $2,000, $5,000. So I was surprised at $5,000. The annual annual spread, $20,000 or $20,000? Are you recording this? Well, that's just the way we work for a buyer. You don't have to take time either for a buyer or, let's say, you get a buyer specifically for them. That's the way we always do it. You don't even have to worry about that. There's something you can already do. So if you have a buyer or you don't have a buyer, let's say they're going this way or this way, I don't think that those poor patients or something, it takes a very, a lot right here. It's like, if it's not there, it's making people work at it. No, that's the whole thing. That's what we're doing. So we are going to build a huge building, and we're also building, and we're also getting a lot of money. And then you're going to have a lot of money. And then you're going to have a lot of money. $50,000, $50,000, $50,000. And so, you know, the guys were willing to bring all this stuff in. I thought, you know, it's a full system that this does. You know, and they, you know, ruined everything. And so, you know. Yes, I think it makes a situation better, but it doesn't work out for what we think it does. is really important to us. And I think I'm telling you all that. But then in here, you're going to have a kitchen. And I think by making this investment, we're helping this. And as a whole, this needs to work. So do you agree with me on something? I don't know. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. So I'm certainly also, of course, on the side of that, who we've done it for. And again, even if Chip missed after some of the data projects that we helped over the past couple years, I think Chip has really pulled the reins back and told people, like, listen, we don't want the future of this or things to look like, right? Like, that's the whole purpose of the month is to figure out what's going to look like. And so I think Chip's been very forthright with people to say, like, We don't know what the future is. We're not being as generous with dollars and support. And even when we started this program, we had a store that seemed to be able to, I mean, the extra $3,000 is, you know, you use it, we use it, we will circle it up, and we built a whole project on it, and we'll take credit for it. And it's just really a matter of time to realize Because if we don't have the new books, whatever, who's going to send them to our grave? You know, it's a case that we're all about. It's perfect. And if any of us is like, well, we've got this. I don't have anything to do with it. And I really understand about how you work. I know how you work. And I would love to continue to work with you. Yeah. We'd love to. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you for your time. Thank you for your time. He was a professional recruiter. He was a great man and great person. And so, of course, we had a series of interviews with him, and we were able to get a lot of information out there. And I will also say that the last couple of years, we put money into the cash kitchen on CID, but it's not necessarily gone spent, if you will. So, I don't know if you can remember the dollar range, but I think there is some of that potentially. But, again, I don't want to cross that bridge until we know. I know the numbers I have. It's on the 321 list. Okay. Ready to go? Okay. Your turn. Thank you.