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And one of the things that I talked to Nathan about after we were given a copy of that is that we might consider moving forward, instead of just doing an unsolicited that closes the door on everyone, when there is potential HUD housing, HUD financing involved, that we would open up an RFP period.
Everybody knows how the game goes, so that we're all on the same page as to that it is your opinion that this would not – the fact that it is not competitively bid would not prevent them from receiving surtax funding.
As long as they have the ability, the associations, you know, the distributors, as long as they have a seat at the table, I think it'll save us a lot of time.
The idea here with the connector is that we are going to build it in part with the impact fees from the development that we did from the land swap that created the connector.
The other, the other question was when you presented your timeline, because one of the things that we have to consider on our side, separate and apart from what you guys are doing is how we continue to collect waste and what we continue to do with it until your, uh, your site is operational, right?
But I think as you provide us with alternatives, maybe a best kind of way to present it is these trash streams kind of move together and are more fiscally responsible in this format versus these.