It is Thursday, October 16th, and this is the Chan Check-in. And at this Monday City Council meeting, council members continued their discussion about the slow no wake elevation levels at Lake Minasha, supporting a potential change from 945.0 to 945.3 ft and shortening the waiting period from 3 days to 1 for all city lakes. A public hearing is set for November 10th with a goal of implementing any approved changes by the 2026 voting season. Council also approved a resoning and site plan for the proposed 44 unit Minawasha apartments after extensive discussion on traffic safety and resident concerns. Council members described the decision as difficult, but said it aligns with the city's comprehensive plan and zoning code. Council stressed the need to continue to work with Mindot and Carver County to alleviate traffic and congestion issues on Highway 41. We have a lot happening around town, so let's do a lightning round. We have another hands-on CPR class here at the Chanhassen Fire Station on October 22nd. Residents can now reserve a portable AED, also from the Chanhassen Fire Station for a sporting event, family reunion, picnic, or any gathering where access to an AED may otherwise be a concern. And thanks to Minnesota Valley Electric Cooperative for their generous grant to make this possible. The Chanhass and Connection magazine is out and in mailboxes starting this week. It's chock full of all sorts of interesting information like oo 10 things to know about the new city hall or perhaps oh all things snow in Chanhassen. Tell me more. And if you didn't get it in your mailbox, you can always browse it online. Join us for Game Ready Thursdays, an enhanced basketball clinic for grades 1 through 4 and 5 to 8 for those hoopers who are ready to take their game to the next level. That's it for now. We'll check in with you next week.