[0:19] . . . . . . . . .

[0:31] to give a plan, and I'm

[0:40] going to put this up on the bottom, give a plan, and whatever

[0:44] that concerns from you guys, and so, how to start the theme, I'm going to put that

[0:59] And he's going to talk about the war zones that we have.

[1:05] And after the area is done, I'm talking about the zones that we have in the town of Dan.

[1:12] I'll take the microphone and get it going out of the ground.

[1:16] for the public and community, you know,

[1:19] there you can go.

[1:24] There's probably 30 days on the line,

[1:26] and I know that's really just saying

[1:29] what we want people to have there.

[1:32] So if you look at the maps and the back,

[1:34] it's a lot of good show,

[1:36] and

[1:39] that's the case for the public.

[1:41] A

[1:48] lot of changes,

[1:48] but if you and family,

[1:51] so there are areas for the national development

[1:54] and there is emergency development.

[1:57] There are areas here.

[1:58] or there's an interesting development

[2:00] and there is to the land, the mine's big.

[2:06] So each of those areas has a definition of what's allowed

[2:11] in the area of what's allowed,

[2:13] which is not what's allowed,

[2:15] then we have a list of what's allowed.

[2:18] And then there's what are called conditional uses,

[2:22] which mean they are allowed to give certain conditions.

[2:27] So, you can do this if you follow these things, so say, for example, you can build a house here, but you've got to use this for access.

[2:45] You can start finding access to a great example.

[2:49] That's what it is.

[2:50] So, it plays out what's allowed in each of them,

[2:53] what's allowed as a position to use in each of them,

[2:58] are someone's commercial and best skill,

[3:01] resident-wide public health,

[3:06] and, so I'll say a true example,

[3:08] that a resident-wide public health requires

[3:10] a kind of block size, sort of not in front of the engine,

[3:15] a lot of talent, those kinds of things.

[3:17] And those are all found in the town of Hode and they belong on the other side of it.

[3:25] Can you use it during the night?

[3:30] Yeah.

[3:30] Okay.

[3:33] Even better.

[3:34] I can probably send you for that.

[3:36] I'll turn it back to you.

[3:41] Thanks a lot.

[3:42] I just want to thank Gary for that.

[3:45] And as he mentioned, if you look in the data and can't hold, all the uses are at

[4:01] the

[4:01] get on the town of Riverside and find that or call a man and

[4:13] get a call and get that.

[4:17] The zones that we have in them and what's meaning

[4:30] to 90 is so that we can get your guys

[4:34] to use the tanks on, see the town of Daniel and

[4:43] we've got some work to do.

[4:46] We've been working on getting our plan now for six months or so.

[4:55] People have

[4:59] a rough graph bump back.

[5:17] It's microphone around each one of you.

[5:19] You say it up.

[5:21] I give you the microphone.

[5:23] And this time you're running here is two minutes.

[5:27] And we're going to give you two minutes of public to say what you want to say.

[5:33] I think we would prefer that we get our comments from the current residents.

[5:43] We go forward with

[5:48] kind of how this is going to take place.

[5:50] So we do want to hear.

[6:18] Can he speak in the microphone?

[6:20] We didn't talk in the microphone.

[6:25] Gentlemen, I was speaking.

[6:27] He said what it was.

[6:32] That he said what was it?

[6:43] Come on.

[6:54] Suggestions based on all

[6:58] this and stuff.

[6:59] We have posted, we'll take your public comment, add it to what we have, and then we'll

[7:05] issue a call to that.

[7:06] We're not generalizing or polling on anything in

[7:14] the opinion, and we're playing this under

[7:16] the survey.

[7:17] We are in survey areas.

[7:24] Okay.

[7:25] Thank you.

[7:26] Gary.

[7:27] Thank

[7:33] you very much.

[7:34] It

[7:36] would be nice if you knew all of you had to listen and say, what does it think about?

[7:42] What does it mean?

[7:43] What does it mean?

[7:45] We should never have to be

[7:48] better than we did to be able to try and keep it positive as much as possible.

[7:54] We don't want a great, great session.

[7:56] We'd like to know what changes should we make.

[8:00] If

[8:07] we shouldn't do this, we shouldn't do this.

[8:11] And it doesn't matter what's in it or not.

[8:13] And I know that you don't know how to do more.

[8:16] I'm sorry.

[8:17] Hopefully that helps.

[8:18] about

[8:31] that. You guys have been working on the general plan for the last six months, and

[8:38] I will assume mostly everybody here has probably not looked at it. And if there is any way

[8:45] of finding the problem of the direction of certain changes, or ideas, you guys have the way

[8:53] to work on it, that would help everybody here understand what that is, and then we can

[8:58] and absolutely bring ideas and what we might have to do in flight, so sorry that's not what you were really here.

[9:06] I want to give you a little bit more time to talk.

[9:09] So

[9:15] what we have is general plan, we look at it every five years.

[9:19] That's what's going on.

[9:23] Is there something that you don't like about this panel that we need change?

[9:27] The general plan will be the same general plan that we have.

[9:30] There are other things that you can do, there are some things that

[9:36] you can do to let me

[9:37] force, you know, your opinion, on use, on something you don't like about the town, you don't

[9:43] like the graph, you don't like the colors of the city,

[9:51] so if you look around and if you

[9:54] go to the town you look around and you see what's here and what's happened from the

[9:58] go.

[9:59] And so that's what we're looking at tonight and the other thing we're looking for to change

[10:04] general plan because all of your decisions fall off of that

[10:08] general plan. If you can application company for us because

[10:11] it's a general plan, that guy is used to bottom the

[10:14] label before because that's your decision from a city,

[10:18] short time, so it should reflect on the law.

[10:22] So that's the reason why it's a general plan to be there for

[10:25] the last time until the minor changes, five years ago,

[10:31] before that, I mean we've had the same general plan.

[10:33] And the truth is that, believe it or not, you live in what's around you, do you like it?

[10:38] Do you not like it? Do you want something to gain? That's what we need tonight for.

[10:42] To gain more opinion on both sides and make some easy bonds here, your opinion will not.

[10:51] Just one other thing, too. There's here about six great months ago.

[10:56] We spend a survey around the public about the general one.

[11:02] We post the bill on the website.

[11:04] we advertise it, we send it out,

[11:10] the panic.

[11:14] I'm going to say 941 because that's what I believe is 941.

[11:19] We got a hundred and six response.

[11:27] That survey was put together by Matt and we send it out, we advertise it, we try to give it out to everyone.

[11:39] And so they're going

[11:44] to reach this field like there's

[11:55] just a panel there, they're going to talk to me and think we ought to do.

[12:02] We've advertised,

[12:09] we've advertised you guys as a team.

[12:14] And we said that.

[12:30] Upstate the name.

[12:32] There's two minutes right there.

[12:35] So you can walk.

[12:37] Hello my name.

[13:00] I think this is a good

[13:04] thing right here.

[15:00] Local government meeting. Common terms, roll call,

[15:24] public

[15:41] hearing, minutes adjourned.

[15:41] I'm going to do a little bit of the work.

[15:50] People in the search night effect,

[15:52] a lot of the federal decisions.

[16:34] I'm going to do a little bit of the work

[16:43] at the

[16:44] and I'm going to be down on certain pages.

[16:47] How will it really

[16:51] place and then also

[16:52] define what's going to be between the

[16:55] non-based scenario and how

[16:59] with the number of trees right behind that

[17:01] that the technical data is relevant.

[17:03] So basically, my only

[17:04] four-year-old ability is to build out

[17:06] that

[17:09] the convertible gap is going to go.

[17:11] And the same thing only does

[17:12] but so long

[17:15] to figure out how to get the access back.

[17:17] back there to that and how to go to the water.

[17:27] That's an area that you can build within our plan

[17:30] and then it'll just happen as you go.

[17:32] So, there's too much of it.

[17:51] Many input into this tunnel plan,

[17:54] I think it could be that there is just like

[17:56] a

[18:09] little bit difficult time.

[18:13] Any of you ever study this?

[19:14] My memory of the planning and zoning is,

[19:19] we tried to do what it does for you

[19:20] once you've merged it all along the

[19:25] morning.

[19:28] The interior of the tunnel in Daniel

[19:31] You'll pretty much have an active culture of residents.

[19:37] What I do to

[19:40] build my beautiful homes

[19:42] that have got five acres,

[19:44] but right behind them, more to the side of them,

[19:47] is the industrial properties.

[19:50] They claim in a bank and always,

[19:53] and they didn't see anything that has come.

[19:56] That's the sad part about it.

[19:58] Now, how do we make a change in the future?

[20:02] Well, I think some of our folks can,

[20:13] of situations of might be taking place in the town.

[20:16] The one question I have in mind, I heard some about the P160 change,

[20:24] that way I was curious

[20:26] what that might be, because that's one of the stuff that's on the south end of the town,

[20:31] including the yellow arrow.

[20:41] Thanks very much.

[20:42] We don't think we don't do it.

[20:45] You can get your toe and go from there already.

[21:28] There's code that doesn't even align with other codes.

[21:32] And if you just were going to the other areas,

[21:36] we're looking at our log.

[21:43] Just got a tiny bit of seat brought up.

[21:46] We've got to make some changes and increase the water bill.

[21:50] Great.

[21:50] But there's got to be some changes that happen at some level.

[21:54] And it's just going like, well, we can't afford that.

[21:56] But we can't afford not to.

[21:58] We can't afford to get it right, or we can afford it to get

[22:01] some half a million and half a billion dollars in the

[22:04] deviation from the rapid loss for you.

[22:06] Because our code is off, and we can catch it.

[22:09] And it's going to be important to hold something

[22:11] in the citizen's room.

[22:13] Because you're all citizen as well.

[22:15] And so just from an important standpoint, it's time

[22:18] you get it right, and it's time to get it right now.

[22:21] Remember, let it

[22:34] be here.

[22:35] I'll

[22:39] see him when I first got more generation when I'm in.

[22:45] We had a pair of knees to clear down the bottom of the wall of the dam.

[22:52] Each change is changing.

[22:53] What we have to worry about, we've got to keep it all in the air.

[22:58] And they're not optional.

[23:00] They can't afford to lose any more water.

[23:03] But when they want to increase the around there, they have to drill.

[23:08] We don't have to bring them to you know.

[23:10] But we're going to drill.

[23:11] We don't have to go down.

[23:14] I remember back in the 1970s, where I used to take 50 on young girls, and it went down lower, and I was forced to talk.

[23:24] Today, they're all going to drop.

[23:26] Nothing's going to happen now.

[23:29] Custin and Custin and Custin are going to have a seat.

[23:32] I know that it's getting more expensive to live here.

[23:36] But they're going to have to drop it.

[23:55] I've got a couple of things that are over there that we can grab up here.

[24:04] One of the things that I hope in our plan is a plan.

[24:08] I think it's awesome to have that in truck planning.

[24:12] I'm thinking about that on this.

[24:16] I think it's something that Ben and a lot of that.

[24:22] There's really sweet places that are still around here.

[24:25] I think it was a little family and was some folks, and I think we could give one.

[24:31] And I think that would be precious.

[24:33] I think also we would be thinking about planning by a city park.

[24:39] We need to have a place where we get together.

[24:42] I mean, there were a lot of us here in terms of our practice.

[24:45] There were a lot of us here in terms of our practice.

[24:47] There were a lot of us here in terms of family and our own.

[24:49] It was a little farce.

[24:50] It was nice to meet everyone celebrating.

[24:52] operations over. When you're planning to watch it look around some of those

[24:56] with spots or not. See if we can get to do these really nice things with great

[25:02] part of the community.

[25:05] Thank you. I'm going to hand the mic to Jolyne for just a

[25:07] second. She's got announcement. So see you guys like if you want to look at it on

[25:12] your phone. The general plan. Go to the town of Denil, Utah.gov and it's the very

[25:18] first thing, the 2026 general planned draft. If you want to pull that up now and start looking

[25:24] through it and make a comment on that you can if you're having a hard time thinking of what you want to say.

[25:32] Thank you.

[25:45] Any thoughts? It's good to see you here with us. Good to see you all. Thank you up there for what you do.

[25:54] My comment will be fairly general. This is actually a big time compared to what I wrote in it.

[26:00] And so, my, I mean, a few bit of rural, let's see if the rural will fill and be sensitive to those areas

[26:09] but for the residents that order maybe more traffic, but you know, the main roads.

[26:16] In Iraq, you have a big farm, you live next to it.

[26:19] Like you smell your cow, you don't want anything else to it, and don't smell like it nearby.

[26:23] I realize we can't do that here, necessarily, but we can't be sensitive to those who are there,

[26:29] and that needs to be considered in our plan.

[26:32] But for the rest of us that was mentioned interior,

[26:36] it's why it moved here.

[26:37] I think that's why most people I know move here,

[26:40] and let's keep it that way.

[26:41] And I know there's a big fight as Utah gets discovered

[26:45] to trying to change that.

[26:50] So thank you for what you're doing to preserve that.

[26:53] That's my take as a keeper role in where it is

[26:56] in the sense of the most

[27:03] insensitivity

[27:04] that maybe got over with the most fixative.

[27:05] It's small towns and small budgets, it's hard,

[27:08] there's a lot of work to do,

[27:09] so I don't appreciate it enough,

[27:10] but I think the gentleman is

[27:53] going on.

[27:55] I know more than you've seen,

[27:56] I've got your annual

[27:59] development and the facts

[28:03] to stories high and build apartment complex

[28:06] on the other side of the end.

[28:08] I had a self-hiking here to Daniel

[28:10] because I looked like a cool and cool atmosphere

[28:15] and I'm going to make sure it's safe,

[28:17] so I don't know what it's going to be.

[28:19] And then also a question is,

[28:21] Does anybody think any action to water off for a second?

[28:26] Is it, is it declining, or in 70 or so?

[28:31] And that's why we have a lot of things outsovers out

[28:35] and

[28:38] to know where we're at on that.

[28:40] And there is a future of water that might become.

[28:50] All of a sudden, I see a question,

[28:51] did you agree with the springs that are living well?

[28:56] They draw a little bit, a production will last couple of months, but it gets to a close point and set there.

[29:07] We're going to make sure that we have some information available to read us at this point, that's all I'm going to say.

[29:18] The nature of everything, the town of Daniels, Walters, do you know what I mean?

[29:49] Plaint it up a little bit.

[29:54] You're proposing to add as much property as currently in the county.

[30:00] In the city, who's excited to try to stop mine, or regulate it, what not, then set a part of that. Can we write rules or make laws? Is that happens to the local government?

[30:14] the nation,

[30:35] everyone here is a

[30:39] population and a

[30:44] lot of that, but it's a concern to me and some other people.

[31:01] It's a myth that is born and paid from culinary waters, but

[31:09] it's going to happen to that.

[31:11] There

[31:40] are barriers for the industrial parts of our area, and we would think

[31:46] that I also get a return to that of mine.

[31:50] I think that I'm also,

[31:56] I think you should be careful about when we elect to the state, but just like during these times, they make the rules that we don't have anything to say about the climate related.

[32:07] I don't know why. I

[32:12] always get suspicious about motivations, but I think it was in the same

[32:16] way that we don't have a say on it, and I hope that we are able to keep our mouth open

[32:22] for a good reason, because I understand for what I'm reading that there's like, I

[32:29] don't

[32:29] speak up for one reason's operation, so I don't know how we can keep that good and clean

[32:36] and say, it sounds like there's a lot of potential for expansions with how it's having

[32:43] any save lines as well. So I think we all need to keep our eye on what's going on with that.

[33:29] Wonderful.

[33:32] They don't often down the road,

[33:37] they don't even know what they're supposed to do.

[43:50] You just listen to what everybody has to say, and I mean, I'm a man who doesn't have to be anywhere

[43:56] you're going to get them on gas.

[45:00] We can follow them on that.

[45:04] Much more dirty job.

[45:10] There's a lot of things we can sound. Things that we never, it's just things like that. That's what we do, we never plan. We'll redo that again. But there is, and we don't have to revolve, and we know we haven't understood all of the, around the cake, and what is the answer.

[45:33] in our hands, and that's what we want to correct, and so in order to do that in the end of the

[45:40] view, like between the night and the evening, we definitely need that in, if you're just like

[45:46] a man, if you're down, and we want to do what you want, that's what we want to do in the

[45:53] end of the walk.

[45:54] The third thing we need to do is, one of the more important areas of rest is coming to small towns to back the head.

[46:03] The stage you've got, and rest is coming towards the end of the town of St. Louis, and throughout all zones of St. Louis.

[46:12] It's happened that

[46:20] in the very middle of the process, you can see things, you know, you can call me, you can call me

[46:31] and make things.

[46:32] It's a very beautiful experience that

[46:42] has really come out in our families and our

[46:44] friends.

[46:45] Those

[46:50] such things are what came to my mind.

[47:25] It's a question.

[47:26] Sure.

[47:27] Thank you.

[47:29] If you have any questions, I would like to ask you a question.

[47:32] I would like to ask you all by showing you a little staff how many are

[47:37] started with a opinion in it that our parents should be named Verna, with five-eighths of

[47:45] the law.

[47:46] Thank you.

[48:08] Interested in getting a tax bill on it, it would actually help us take over our own roads.

[48:12] But I think you can get money from the state and the other road.

[48:15] And if we took over our own roads, the polls of the trucks take them down under the buildings.

[48:22] But I'm in favor of that.

[48:23] I'm

[48:25] just about to be more than down.

[48:27] I think 100 bucks per person.

[48:28] and we get a report that we've got in and out of the office.

[48:32] I think that would be awesome.

[48:39] The further moment, Jim.

[48:40] Yes, come on.

[50:06] You're welcome.

[50:07] Just

[54:15] mentioned that all audio recordings of any meeting

[54:19] are posted on the town website as well as the public notice.

[54:24] So even if we decide not to zoom, they are available usually

[54:29] Well, the audio has to be posted within three days after the meeting, so.

[54:35] Have the meeting known? Meeting minutes are also on there.

[54:39] If you want to see what's been happening, go listen to those, go scan through the meeting minutes on there.

[54:46] And the Facebook page is Daniel Coma, Utah.

[54:50] And there's just the big Daniel Rock as a picture.

[54:53] And we will be posting a lot on there, so get on there.

[55:00] Thank you.

[55:03] Who's next?

[56:05] Now, Council's talk with Dean B. Chainson.

[56:08] And this is the change that didn't apply to us.

[56:11] We have heard a lot of those heard that we don't really need

[56:14] for a rule.

[56:21] We took a little of that about, we have changed if you go on well.

[56:28] Any code that has been changed since we adopted that,

[56:30] so we've been following all those.

[56:37] So in every code that was changed from that time.

[56:42] So, it mayors, but the county had in 2006 very close and so we've been out to defend it pretty good

[56:49] because we just kind of filed up the battle and then if they have to be turning right over time, we've been in there so

[56:58] So does that ask your question? We have our own

[57:01] They've done the website and turned down, turned, turned that town goes and

[57:06] or VISTAs, or any changes to those after the adoption.

[57:11] Eventually, that will be incorporated into our code,

[57:14] but out of new code, that's also the art of this process.

[57:18] Then we'll start over and pass some more resources.

[57:21] And as we go through those changes, because we're gaining all the time,

[57:25] the people you know, five years ago, then,

[57:27] it's not what it was five years ago.

[57:29] There's a lot of crisis coming from growth,

[57:32] and everywhere.

[57:33] So I think we have just had the best of things, and after this meeting this is about, right?

[57:39] It was about me, you, the family to get in front of you.

[57:43] You cannot stop changing your girl.

[57:45] You cannot stop.

[57:48] So the last plan is to get in front of it and guide it to what you want to have.

[57:53] That's what this work all about.

[57:57] That's how we're doing small freedom.

[57:59] Okay.

[57:59] Every type of reason I'm just happy

[58:47] is the fact that Scott, a lot of humanity brought up is the state, right?

[58:53] The state is you've got.

[58:55] And they're everything.

[58:56] They recognize where we can stop time, what the speed limits are.

[59:00] We can't regulate the way the day where our taxi drove us.

[59:04] And it's been spoken that's a lot of money.

[59:08] It would take more than our budget, so we can even have just to keep the road.

[59:12] If it is nothing else, we'll just walk forward.

[59:16] So on the other side of that, you need to know that the town gets its authority from the state to be done, right?

[59:24] We don't have any authority on what is given to us from the state to be done.

[59:28] So when they say something in the state to be done, we fall in, because they're going to give us the authority to be a town.

[59:35] Once we were safe, they had that totally from the federal government, right, or safe.

[59:41] They gave the federal state a state through certain responsibilities and that that worked.

[59:46] The state gives talent that are incorporated every responsibility.

[59:52] They take those back as they see fit, and that's what we are seeing going on in a lot.

[59:56] We need to involve legislators already in need.

[1:00:00] All ready for the next year. We've already been in LVC for two weeks now as they wrap new bills and to write your letter. Stay on them. It's very important. These things slide through. I mean, we've just got a ton of things. And the state is looking at taking those back from the portal housing. They want to take the zoning back so they can fix the portal housing in the state. I don't think

[1:00:30] They can run that better than the time, but if nobody tells them that, then they don't know the city.

[1:00:37] And of course, I'm lost, my goal is this life's flow around there.

[1:00:41] It's been very responsive.

[1:00:43] As we write in, I think that that's critical.

[1:00:47] The lead decision counts.

[1:00:49] Updates, I think, and all these meetings are going on.

[1:00:52] And we can involve that that load to secure any rights that a town will have.

[1:00:56] We're disabled, we run, they just think they do a better job than us.

[1:01:02] Unfortunately, that's the way it is.

[1:01:04] So, those Reagan Lincoln's from the Department of Transportation,

[1:01:08] Reagan weights where we must stop, and Reagan weights how much speed we got.

[1:01:13] It's just, they regulate a lot of things that they don't give control to us.

[1:01:18] Now, if we get a change in, like Scott said, you're on the hook.

[1:01:22] If they're in the accident, it's all on you right now.

[1:01:24] and that's not mine, so here's the government insurance.

[1:01:28] So we have through the bank and through the trust

[1:01:33] that covers a lot of those.

[1:01:35] So if we're following the rules,

[1:01:37] we got to be insurance, if we're making our own rules,

[1:01:40] we're our own children.

[1:01:41] Just a lot of those things that I've read a thousand times,

[1:01:45] they will teach us to stay right here.

[1:01:47] And so this board probably gives us our authority

[1:01:50] from staying, so we can only do what the state gives us

[1:01:53] if they stay in the way so.

[1:01:54] But

[1:01:58] who's next?

[1:02:08] My mom, I think, has

[1:02:15] eight months.

[1:02:17] And in my time on a planet mission,

[1:02:25] Eric Hunter, as our planner,

[1:02:28] takes on a huge weight on shoulders.

[1:02:32] And I would just like to come and leave.

[1:02:34] Thank Eric for all he does.

[1:02:35] I'll be easy to see.

[1:02:36] But he's also a cocoon for sure.

[1:02:40] And for being it, when I drive around the town, I see something that I'm lying for, something that I want to change.

[1:02:48] It's been really hard for me to begin that enforcement process, these areas.

[1:02:57] And that comes from the comments from the public.

[1:03:00] So if you see something around town, you don't like, or something that needs to be putting up, or you have concerns about.

[1:03:05] document and send Eric an email with that as a citizen of the panel. I would be willing

[1:03:16] to have tax increases that meant that we could get Eric some help for cooking

[1:03:29] I know that he does a lot and it would be awesome if he had some help to do it.

[1:03:52] Here on the line, the state senator and the representatives, again on the left sides of the water, right on the right side, but it's convenient for us to come to the left side again.

[1:04:05] Can

[1:04:07] you get that?

[1:04:08] Yep.

[1:04:09] Okay, so we're going to give that up for a case.

[1:04:13] So we're going to give that up for a case, so we're going to give that up for a case.

[1:04:18] I was at the end of the round.

[1:04:20] There we go.

[1:04:46] Sir, and I'm wondering what kind of

[1:05:08] incident

[1:05:29] is going to happen.

[1:05:30] What

[1:05:41] is this crap?

[1:05:42] So, we want to see numbers.

[1:05:44] You have done things.

[1:06:36] We have about 12 homGs in the dumps.

[1:06:38] I don't know which pictures of them,

[1:06:40] to know what they are and what they are in the dumps.

[1:06:43] I just wonder why.

[1:06:47] And I hear everyone saying what they're going to do.

[1:06:52] You keep sweeping everything under the rug.

[1:06:55] and tell me that it is a fact not an industrial operation.

[1:07:00] So tell me how many factory walls to ship across the country

[1:07:05] is commercial,

[1:07:13] acceptable revenue, what we're asking.

[1:07:28] So this isn't commercial.

[1:07:30] So I guess what I'm saying is

[1:07:36] that it's us.

[1:07:37] In some way,

[1:07:40] it's not just a storage unit, the skies.

[1:15:00] First email, six months. There are a lot of people in the year that can last about an unknown test. That's the purpose. But, in the end, appreciate you all being here tonight. We'll find an answer for a few questions, but this meeting is officially adjourned. Thank you.

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