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If as long as when it gets brought forward, the lots that are fit for multifamily have – I see nodding in agreement – have a plan brought forward to us to be more like Jamestown, where we're city-owned and operated.
And although – and I'm glad we have the people here saying they would be happy to help with that, but, you know, community gardens are things that sometimes fall into disarray, disrepair and whatnot, and I think part of the idea of this was to clean up some stuff like that.
when he's hinting at how fiercely you defend your neighborhood.
So, you know, I mean, if there's a possibility for maybe additional self-performance that also brings in a contractor to try to keep the cost as low as possible,
I've pointed out where we anticipated or where another government anticipated that someone else was assuming risk and that ended up not being the case in the end.
And if you can please stand, and it's going to be followed by a moment of silence, then you're going to please remain standing for the Pledge of Allegiance.
And we had meetings, Neighborhood Association meetings, where residents came out and were extremely upset at how these companies were treating the right-of-way
The other one is easier for us to address through whatever plan we want to do, if it's this or something else, and that's the fact that there is not food in that geographic location.
So I wanted to say, like, to me, this, yes, I'm sure the co-op and, you know, if there was some other municipal grocery would try as hard as possible to make it to where the food is affordable.
and they, I believe, have had a clear-eyed view of what the legal situation is
and I just wanted people to be aware that I'm trying to find any path forward