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[0:00] I'm going to follow the border enough to be here in the end of town. Welcome to July 9th, 2026. Thank you. And you will start with a prayer.
[0:11] Let's unite our hearts.
[0:30] to touch their bodies and heal them,
[0:31] and we're going to keep them from coming.
[0:35] Thanks for loving us.
[0:36] We thank you for dying on the cross of our sin.
[0:40] Father, may the words that we say tonight
[0:45] be the light in your sight.
[0:48] Jesus name my prayer.
[0:50] Amen.
[0:54] Thank you.
[1:00] Thank you very much.
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[1:18] And now all of a sudden it becomes the reduction of the coastal reservoirs, plants, plants, plants.
[1:26] Yes. Good evening, everybody. I'm encouraged with a maternal meeting.
[1:36] You may have been reading the meeting minutes in the past months, but over the last 80 months,
[1:46] been working with Brett from Western Samson on a grant.
[1:53] For those of you who don't know, we received a $50,000 grant for a conceptual estimate in a plan
[2:03] to help mitigate blood-plain issues that we have both on our both head as well as street
[2:11] and range. We have shared we as in council as well as Bob Tipple and I sort of joined with
[2:21] his street and drainage and committed to the community that you'll meet tonight. Some of our
[2:30] concerns moving forward to help restore and maintain our current, current sidelines and
[2:40] reduce, reduce issues on, on cross-street and melting and reduce issues on Atlanta and
[2:51] their other areas around town.
[2:53] But those are two primary areas that we know that we have.
[2:56] So, you may have also seen that I posted flyers,
[3:01] see that it also posted flyers and post office as well as on council board,
[3:06] but I posted them in the honor of town on the telephone polls.
[3:11] Mostly, most of you see them in the areas where the biggest concern is.
[3:19] So, I have extras to hand out and deal with you as a sort of enstatement.
[3:25] Because tomorrow, we have two sessions and we want to invite the public in our town,
[3:31] our property owners, and our residents who want to work bold, they don't have to be
[3:38] coming to work bold, but to accommodate people's schedule, we have it in an event tomorrow
[3:43] from 12, 10 to 12 in this room, and then from 3 to 5 in this room, there will be a round
[3:51] table or maybe a rectangle table discussion and we talked with a headlines of what we all feel
[4:00] is important. But people being straight and trained and we were talking about how do we keep
[4:08] that flow from West Glenn and Diddy Road. That train was compromised. So those are the kind of things
[4:19] we thought would be on top, at the top of the list. But there may be other research that
[4:24] come about from this meeting we have tomorrow. And that's what tonight is to introduce
[4:31] to the committee, you know, finally I can stand up in my classes.
[4:41] We have, we have, on the committee, we have Joe Bennett from, he's a corporate manager
[4:50] and surveyed for innovation from the Vectile Global Corporation.
[4:53] He's retired.
[4:54] He lives over in the folk tea area as well as the member of St. George's Church, where
[5:01] I've been and little do I know that we have all this talent that he'll see it here
[5:07] tonight within a 10 mile radius to help solve some problems we had at Washbury.
[5:14] So thank you, Joe, for being a community member, our next one is Susan Bates.
[5:20] She's the Director of Postal Resilience at the Need for Conservancy at Brownfield's
[5:24] Nation.
[5:25] She has dedicated probably 25, 30 years to Postal Resilience with your background and your
[5:34] education.
[5:36] Again, bless.
[5:39] We don't have here on the committee.
[5:42] She's here on the committee, but she didn't make it, and I, Susan Bates, she didn't
[5:48] Sue Nussu to me, Sherry Dutus.
[5:51] Sherry Dutus is a former calythoric,
[5:56] but she has a background in union states from New Jersey.
[6:02] And we would very pleased that she's
[6:04] now on the African-American or American Planning Commission,
[6:11] to me, to our little birds.
[6:13] All right.
[6:15] What is it done there?
[6:16] more for what's that? But I got a lot going on. The family was. Most importantly, I
[6:26] wanted to introduce Brett, if you'd recommend me with some of these dollies, but Brett and I
[6:33] started talking, you're not almost 20 months ago.
[6:37] I believe it was November of 24 when we started
[6:44] In this committee, and we said, you remember making presentations about community resilience,
[6:52] CR, CR, community resilience program we have.
[6:57] We encourage me to do the application, I communicate it to you, we ended up receiving
[7:03] the $50,000 award, $50,000 grant, to fund this conceptual study that Brett and
[7:13] and Aaron is here to pick the month four of the program,
[7:21] and we'll find out more from Brett and Aaron.
[7:24] And I apologize Julia, right?
[7:26] Yeah.
[7:26] Julia, thank you.
[7:28] So Julia just joined us tonight and Aaron
[7:32] from Western Sciences.
[7:34] So we'd like to say a couple of things.
[7:36] Brett, I'll turn around.
[7:39] And I'll leave these out on the table or in his house.
[7:47] Okay, thanks.
[7:49] Thanks for saying it's just us.
[7:50] Thank you.
[7:51] Thank you.
[7:52] Thank you.
[7:52] I mean, we felt that.
[7:56] Yes.
[7:57] Today.
[7:58] Yeah.
[8:00] We made it Bob.
[8:01] I'll start.
[8:02] That way, pleasure to meet you here.
[8:05] Bob mentioned.
[8:06] It's going to be what we should speak up for.
[8:07] A little bit.
[8:08] Sure.
[8:09] Thank you.
[8:09] Yes.
[8:10] You guys are out of our minds.
[8:11] It's just such an experience and passionate community here.
[8:16] of resilience, and we're very proud and privileged to help
[8:20] the US out in developing this resilience plan on it.
[8:24] And hearing what you all have to say tomorrow,
[8:26] try to identify different outcomes.
[8:28] There is a good surge in problems for you
[8:30] from a foreign perspective, and we're
[8:32] towards solutions to help you live with the water
[8:37] and the water to be here.
[8:39] OK.
[8:41] OK, so what this plan led to our team
[8:43] from, it's through the Community Blood Repairness Program, which is through DCR. Basically,
[8:49] DCR has these three buckets of grant funding available.
[8:54] You have the resilience plan, which is part of the capacity building program, but there's
[8:59] also study and money, and then there's also project funding.
[9:03] So in order to receive project funding, it's kind of the first step of the work.
[9:07] Understanding the community and what are the potential projects, you know, one of the hazards
[9:11] So there's a lot of things on the community basis.
[9:13] I'm sorry to get people's together in the narrative.
[9:15] That you could go on through project money or project money.
[9:19] And yes, super successful program.
[9:21] There's been a lot of great great rewards
[9:23] and it's something that's on its sixth round.
[9:26] It's on the seventh round.
[9:27] Yeah, so that's useful.
[9:29] Yeah, there's plenty of money that go around.
[9:31] I would say in terms of now that I think a lot of these things,
[9:35] I'm sorry to get into the project.
[9:36] My name is base.
[9:37] This is a really exciting, sorry, quite for sure, to kind of unlock more money on the
[9:42] lines.
[9:44] Yeah, and then speaking about the program that's worth noting, is that we've worked with
[9:48] some communities in the past that are similarly small, tight-knit and passionate groups who
[9:53] are worried.
[9:54] Will we be competitive on a state stage, but if we're going after Virginia constipation
[9:59] reparation money, like it's got a big pool of money, that's fairly competitive, but the
[10:04] way to the program is designed is to allocate funds to help communities such as yourselves
[10:10] deal with your lived experience of issues, very things that go beyond what we can see
[10:16] on a map or through flood models, and that's why the workshop tomorrow is a great opportunity
[10:21] for us to really listen in here, not just what are risks and hazards of flooding that you're
[10:28] experiencing, but also what are assets and strengths that, you know, matter to you and your community
[10:33] that you want to see protected in the future for generations to come.
[10:36] So can't we learn more from whoever is up to it after the line-up sort of view?
[10:43] Thanks.
[10:44] Thanks.
[10:45] And just to close it out, but on this conceptual study, we can't go after a digital grant money.
[10:54] So with their certification and their bandwidth, we are able to present this and then go
[11:02] for additional funding to help generation companies as we've just heard so.
[11:09] Thank you all.
[11:09] These are diligent.
[11:10] Appreciate it, Brad.
[11:11] Thank you.
[11:12] We'll see you all tomorrow.
[11:13] Yeah.
[11:13] Thank you.
[11:16] You're welcome to stay.
[11:18] Thank you.
[11:19] We're the prize of this open questions maybe after the meeting.
[11:23] Yeah.
[11:24] I'll love to stay.
[11:25] Okay.
[11:26] Cool.
[11:27] Okay.
[11:28] Okay, and um, get out of the car, maybe?
[11:35] Oops, I'm so nervous!
[11:39] I'm going to be more nervous!
[11:42] I'm so nervous.
[11:45] Got to get to the car.
[11:49] Okay.
[12:01] I was able to sign her to live in my phone.
[12:59] That's not good.
[13:05] We're done. Yeah, but yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So the question's spent. So now we're going to just
[13:12] bring the councilmanence from June 11th. Right. So they're just taking their
[13:17] political knowledge.
[13:31] They can largely agree you're going to the
[13:33] town council meeting minutes of June 11th, 2026.
[14:15] I think you've seen this finalized.
[14:19] And we've had those.
[14:21] It's known that we've gone out for no reason.
[14:24] Yeah, but there's a reason.
[14:25] It's also a good thing.
[14:28] So we'll pass on here.
[14:29] So we're going to say yes, we would pass on that.
[14:32] We'll pass through the table.
[14:33] Patrick Marygel about finalizing things.
[14:36] I know there was some things that we needed at the end of the lunch.
[14:40] Get everything right.
[14:44] Yeah, it takes a while for them to do it.
[14:46] Yeah, we're everyone's close up.
[14:47] Sure.
[14:47] Yes, absolutely.
[14:49] You had it.
[14:49] You had it.
[14:50] We don't have to worry about it.
[14:51] But we don't have to worry about it.
[14:55] One district for it.
[15:02] I'm sorry, credit. Okay. Okay, so I said that we say, we'll skip it until next month.
[15:19] It will
[15:32] get worth the cost and when they'll get back on the road. Other than that, everything seems
[15:37] to be kind.
[15:41] Well, for fact, the old truck, these batteries, if they don't show off and they use it
[15:47] next week, they'll be all right. But if they show off, they may need to get a jump.
[15:53] Well, yeah, because you said they can show off a little bit, but if they need it hurry,
[15:57] it's a standalone time.
[15:59] Well, I don't see any reason for them to have to turn it off.
[16:02] I mean, that's what I said.
[16:03] Just let it run all day.
[16:04] I mean, it's, it is what it is.
[16:07] I mean, I guess it wouldn't say it's just getting an actual price on batteries.
[16:11] For that, just in case, you know, you have no problems with that, you know.
[16:15] It just won't hurt.
[16:17] Yeah, I object the price on the battery.
[16:20] We've had a reason in it.
[16:21] But what?
[16:23] So the plan is to keep the old flushes.
[16:25] And we've had an air flow, but we're having a problem with the new one, so at least that
[16:30] and so we'll just think it out.
[16:32] We'll pair it on that.
[16:34] And we're taking it to the guy that's been repairing our old one and our exorcist one.
[16:40] So we're taking the new guy, we're just trying to be old guy.
[16:43] So we're going to place the next one here.
[16:45] Isn't it under warranty?
[16:46] I knew it.
[16:47] I think it's over a year.
[16:49] I think it is.
[16:49] I thought it was a failure warrant.
[16:52] I'm the drive train.
[16:53] I mean, this is a hydrolyphalic arrestive.
[16:59] But they probably only give you a year on that.
[17:02] But I'll look into it.
[17:04] Make sure it's as it seems, if it's not covered.
[17:08] And I'll get back to you soon.
[17:11] No.
[17:11] Everything else is fine.
[17:13] Everything else is fine.
[17:14] Yeah.
[17:14] It's going to work great together.
[17:16] James, they're very good.
[17:17] They've been a little offsetfully putting the budget
[17:20] that we're going to give them races, so if you call me a witness, I'll let them slide.
[17:27] Revenue going down, which is supposed to be in the money, so we just put it in, it's
[17:35] the same thing.
[17:37] That's it.
[17:38] Thank you, Gwen.
[17:39] There are other things we need to talk about.
[17:41] I don't really have anything to report on what we're thinking, things.
[17:45] Then we'll give the guys some telephone things around the spot, or we need to accept that.
[17:50] plans, but I think we'll do that once we're bigger when we don't want to go to work.
[17:56] I've been around and I think we'll be like, what's the seaside part?
[18:00] I don't have anything to tell you.
[18:02] We got another load of mulch, and maybe to be a close target health side again.
[18:08] Oh, they want to be a national health side.
[18:09] So let me know when they're ready.
[18:12] We'll be chaps of cheap food.
[18:15] All right, to our own practice.
[18:19] Well, we did send to me a journey.
[18:23] Yes, that's kind of a natural.
[18:25] So I'd wrap our handkerchief into this.
[18:27] Send us comments back.
[18:29] That it wasn't all right.
[18:31] It's not a charter, it's not burdened to send.
[18:33] Good following through.
[18:34] Send a wish.
[18:35] Raise your hand.
[18:36] I'm proud of you.
[18:38] Good to see you.
[18:39] Yeah.
[18:40] Have you sent a letter?
[18:41] Yeah, well, once again, once we get something we all agree on,
[18:44] then we'll send it.
[18:45] Is it a particular property?
[18:49] Okay.
[18:49] Good.
[18:50] Sorry.
[18:51] And I did reach out to Derby, and all we did was put that motion, or it's bouncing
[18:58] down all the way here.
[19:01] I said to the fellow that did it, I thought it would be a couple more.
[19:06] All right.
[19:06] Thank you.
[19:07] I'm in some problems.
[19:08] I was just worried about the holiday.
[19:09] We did it in the young people being in town.
[19:11] I didn't want anybody going back there.
[19:13] I'm dead sharing, but maybe there's something else.
[19:15] So, all right, so that's it now and we want to consider, once we hear back from the
[19:25] chair and she did that right away, written down in front of the center of town, and I think
[19:29] it's about the Patricia Bray.
[19:31] Do we want to make mention of that?
[19:32] So, you can also see that we have a relationship.
[19:36] I mean, we have a relationship.
[19:37] Well, but one thing is that there are.
[19:41] I mean, it's a period.
[19:44] She has an incredible, she has inspired her men's service.
[19:48] No.
[19:50] Yeah, I mean, it's also because it's the anger.
[19:52] It's coming into the town.
[19:54] It's our anger.
[19:54] Good job.
[19:56] Yeah, I didn't mean cognitive about that.
[19:58] Because we decided that it was terrible.
[20:00] I wanted to say, I spoke to him about it.
[20:02] It helped a little bit.
[20:03] It tells me that we have a word in it.
[20:06] Yes.
[20:07] It says that people have to talk about it.
[20:09] It's three.
[20:10] And you had her having her smoking with her?
[20:13] I have. She was going to be a bunch of renovations and we'll try to sell it.
[20:16] And that's what we love to all.
[20:18] So at least we have. We also have a folder from, uh, at least three years of olders.
[20:24] We're in, um, that's not small in the office of, well, it's about time to close the future.
[20:32] Let's begin. Something now that the,
[20:37] the other is that part of the invasion,
[20:39] I'll finish some of the data, I'll finish some of the data.
[20:43] Oh, if you have those.
[20:50] Which other is that?
[20:52] One is pure effort.
[20:54] Well, it's not that effort, so I'm going to go on the next step.
[20:58] What's that big effort?
[21:00] What are we going to do?
[21:02] Yeah.
[21:06] For the effort, it's just a lot of data.
[21:08] It does.
[21:09] It does, isn't it?
[21:10] Yeah.
[21:11] Can you show the workpiece that was brought up?
[21:14] Yeah, yes.
[21:15] Yes.
[21:15] This is the next one.
[21:17] That's the end of the one that's the piece of extension.
[21:22] The piece to the right, the puzzle.
[21:25] The puzzle.
[21:26] The puzzle.
[21:27] The puzzle.
[21:28] All right.
[21:31] And now is that it's the general presentation.
[21:36] It looks the Maria.
[21:38] We have some very well up all day and you pay for it on a matter.
[21:45] Do we have the co-starter?
[21:46] Are they here?
[21:48] There's only one look that's out there.
[21:50] Are they surveying us in the water?
[21:53] Well, they've been actually called duty in different places.
[21:57] But I wanted to change a command that's what they were saying,
[22:04] that they had some of us because they did have some bells with the grate that came
[22:09] and what they had been false, super harryous, so they did have some.
[22:17] I'm sorry.
[22:17] Well, excuse me.
[22:19] This is what they...
[22:23] I don't know if the granddell is going to...
[22:27] I guess my question is that we've been downright.
[22:32] I know that they took that one day to post with an investigation that needed it
[22:35] but then we can't creep it down on people and I know that she's really trying to do something
[22:40] more like that on now. The large floor has left. Yes, that's a pretty big thing.
[22:46] Yes. But on the floating dot, Sandy, I don't know if you have a ticket on it, but the
[22:54] easternmost fleet is missing classmate. No, at that bottom. So people are kind of
[23:01] to the sound.
[23:04] Well, yes, it may.
[23:05] All right.
[23:06] Let me just bring it to me.
[23:07] Yeah.
[23:10] On CDFB.
[23:12] I can have that.
[23:13] Okay.
[23:26] Anything else?
[23:31] And we'll go to student tours.
[23:34] Okay.
[23:34] So we have our light box that was working on.
[23:39] I've said it to everybody.
[23:41] And we've had comments that we like to have.
[23:43] We've shown on it.
[23:45] I think what we're trying to do with anyone else
[23:47] look at it, we want to watch a great look as an invitation so literally we don't have
[23:53] everything.
[23:54] But I think it's important that we have food truck that we have to see food, we have
[23:59] a truck, definitely.
[24:00] And, but I was wondering, he doesn't really have any good big pictures and he is, he's
[24:07] a great food truck for seafood for scrapworming.
[24:11] So taking a picture of what he has, this isn't necessarily attractive.
[24:17] I was wondering where it says food shop, lodging and art, if in here we would put like a
[24:23] little food truck that says crap pot and then when we show like we're going to
[24:27] view a sky and a little wine glass, it's embarrassing, because to fill it up, I think this
[24:34] looks like a great picture as an invitation.
[24:39] You can't have everything that's going on, but we do want to show that you have food.
[24:45] maybe not the future room. I would be about to get a good picture of that instrument.
[24:52] Maybe it's the side or with them holding a side.
[24:58] Or seeing fire perceive perhaps because I know that speaks for us to be asking about that.
[25:06] If we reduce the side of the throat, the portion of the corners perhaps speaks to
[25:12] We can sort of, it's like, yeah.
[25:16] Well, I was just wondering, you're going to buy me this up,
[25:19] really?
[25:20] I know definitely.
[25:21] So what I'm going to do is send it to you all, once we've been
[25:25] a notice of the night, so I'm going to say, okay, I can talk there
[25:27] on the phone for the summer.
[25:28] We try huge guarantees and we write every month,
[25:31] every month, you know, especially when you're having an
[25:32] personal event, I try, yeah, I'm popping up.
[25:35] And this issue, but on other issues, you just need a great picture.
[25:40] You know, like you said, put a picture on the bulkhead, not only looking at the show, the wetlands, you can easily do that without having trailers.
[25:52] I almost think showing that it is a food show.
[25:55] You're welcome to go to the store.
[26:00] You want to represent, you know, obviously, this shop.
[26:04] the shop. The fact that it's tailored is no longer open. So they're at this
[26:11] play and be selling a little bit more. Yeah. Why are you now? Yeah. You can reach out to me.
[26:17] I will. I will. I just made this note. This week that we need to get a response from him.
[26:23] I'll do the same. We just need a great picture. I want to say a lot.
[26:29] yesterday.
[26:30] So I'd be like, is there a resolution issue?
[26:35] Yes, it has a little break picture.
[26:37] Can't be used.
[26:38] And that's why we're using leads.
[26:41] I don't even have a phone number.
[26:42] You didn't have a resolution.
[26:43] Yeah.
[26:43] It has a big break picture.
[26:53] So that's what we have going on.
[26:54] This we want to try to get the stuff right.
[26:56] It really needs to be an invitation.
[26:57] doesn't need to show everything that we have, but just so that people look at it and say,
[27:01] hey, you know what, maybe I want to go back to that question. Also, on the 31st, we have
[27:07] July 31st, we have the community viewing party of the obsession of Carter Andrews
[27:14] with the outdoor world. It's a one-hour program. Mine is the commercial, this thing,
[27:20] it less than it has. But anyhow, that is going to be July 31st.
[27:24] So I need to pay for an application because it's put on by the town, showing it is the side part.
[27:32] The application to use the side part, do I need to pay for that or it's really a town in the opposite area.
[27:37] So that would be to sell the application.
[27:39] Just fill out the application and walk it on their own.
[27:42] And then we're going to be closing the street from Atlanta to Brooklyn.
[27:48] Yeah, so we're going to be on the first, and we're going to be on the next, uh, the streets
[27:53] that are close to 5.30 to 9, we're working with Rose Lanter, uh, theater, we want to make
[27:58] sure that, you know, outdoor screening that we have doesn't have to wait till it's dark
[28:03] out yet, so we're trying to get the resolution to that, but it, uh, we're inviting blue trucks
[28:08] to come.
[28:09] So, I'm sorry.
[28:11] It'll be a pretty community.
[28:12] There's a band for everybody.
[28:13] July 3rd, we'll be promoting it, they'll design our website, we'll have newsletters that are
[28:20] going out, we want everyone to come to it, and it should be a lot of them. It should be a fun
[28:25] free event to enjoy the outdoors. It's a lot of fun for you to enjoy the outdoors.
[28:35] Well, there's a lot. The only one I don't know, we don't want it to be competitive,
[28:40] because we want the journal short to have it. We'll work with like Darryl to be there and
[28:47] maybe what I would have been sure.
[28:48] What if once the time comes, it's going to be,
[28:52] well, we're going to have the street closed from 539.
[28:54] But we'll probably be thinking, well, it's 6.7.
[28:56] Probably closer to 7.
[28:59] That would be because the panel 3D closed
[29:01] to the desk a little bit later in the day.
[29:05] I'll just give a moment of a roundabout.
[29:08] I'll give you a minute.
[29:09] Yeah.
[29:10] Number one additional.
[29:13] Oh, yeah, no.
[29:13] Yeah, he can get his blue truck here.
[29:15] He can park it on the main street down in that area that we're going to strip close.
[29:20] I think that's going to be good.
[29:21] I think we're going to have a lot of fun.
[29:23] We're hoping that a lot of people will come on.
[29:26] Check out.
[29:26] So we'll be going.
[29:27] That's great.
[29:30] Okay.
[29:31] So we're going to go on steering.
[29:32] What kind of industry are you on this?
[29:34] Yes, it started in England with water patting.
[29:38] And then it's July.
[29:40] I have orderly report to Amanda Conrad from the Department of Conservation and Recreational
[29:46] Stonger, where we've been doing so, we've done two reports since getting your grant and
[29:53] and there will be a very important being that we have come from our second point.
[30:10] All right,
[30:14] say to your security.
[30:20] Did you all sleep while he's last 30 days? Were we concerned about
[30:25] anything when we put your head on your pillow at rest my kids.
[30:30] All right.
[30:32] And our streets was range.
[30:35] We sort of love it.
[30:36] Bob is in here.
[30:37] And I was working well and trying to get this.
[30:39] Don't bitch.
[30:40] Southish stuff goes.
[30:42] I'm going to be able to work on the kitchen.
[30:44] It's good.
[30:45] But we'll have to put that on the back burner.
[30:47] And so I'm going to do one end.
[30:51] All right.
[30:57] We're going to have our quarterly meeting next week with close phone from last week because
[31:02] this week is a holiday and everyone is all tied up.
[31:05] So next Tuesday, we do have a chance to public forums for if anyone has had anything to say.
[31:13] If you all have anything, there's a console that you want to give to us, the work on or anything.
[31:17] get it to me sometime this weekend so I get it on the agenda.
[31:23] I think that's about it.
[31:25] But I want to have kind of one thing about the website and that part of it. So if you all can
[31:31] get me all this results, anything that's public information, if you get it to me for the website,
[31:35] I got about 35, 40 people that are getting a lot of email alerts and want to know what's going on.
[31:39] I want to keep everybody informed that they're going out there now. I just don't care. No one
[31:44] that was about her thing on Saturday, because I said,
[31:47] send me a postcard, get it up there tomorrow
[31:48] on the front page here.
[31:51] So anything that's public information,
[31:53] so Bob, anything's public with this Brazilian state,
[31:55] so people don't have to come here.
[31:56] They go out and read all that stuff.
[31:59] Get it to me, just accept it's being three years
[32:02] a whole lot more than you own ones.
[32:04] It's a good way to get information
[32:05] out to people that don't want to come here.
[32:09] Thank you.
[32:10] Thank you.
[32:12] All right.
[32:36] We're going to be looking for a new court, but that's we're going to have to go to the closed session on that.
[32:44] I'm going to speak out loud.
[32:46] Well, that is not a theory, but I would say it should come back.
[32:49] Well, I think we talk about that in the post-session as well, because that's just the
[32:53] balance of itself.
[32:53] Thank you very much.
[32:55] I mean, thank you very much.
[32:59] Other than that, we might have any other—that was a privilege and maybe—
[33:07] I know.
[33:08] That we've shared.
[33:09] It's not English.
[33:10] Well, thank you very much.
[33:12] Thank you, everyone.
[33:13] Thank you.
[33:14] Thank you.