25:01
Um, and so again, uh, assuming that this revenue all goes to public safety, that does not change our position at my comparable cities in the public safety budget per resident either, right?
26:22
Um and then also safety. If you look down to the first bullet point, we value student and educator safety and well-being. safety was not a word there through a lot of the other things wasn't there and again that was another thing…
2:31:04
Placing our station directly alongside the city emergency services creates a centralized care and resource zone for residents. It keeps crisis and mental health resources logically connected with the city's first responders.
1:58:41
All right. So, first up, uh, on our budget amendments, uh, this is the last one of the fiscal year, of course, uh, to try to get those items into our budget, uh, so that, uh, we don't have any missteps in that regard.
3:51:46
I believe it was adopted by the City Council in 2015. I've highlighted a few sections of this study and it basically states that there's a shortage or a leakage of yearly sales of approximately 35 to 36 million with a combined use between the convenience stores and then also the hotels.
2:41:44
Uh the neighbors, I have a neighbor that has seven cars at the home all the time. They're decent neighbors, but it's obvious they're not just a family with seven cars.