[0:03] Everybody loves the Chanhassen corn guy. [0:05] His name is Bird, by the way. But due to [0:07] the construction taking place behind me [0:08] for the future Roars development, he'll [0:10] be relocating just a few blocks away on [0:13] West 78th Street in the Colonial [0:15] Shopping Center. People also love the [0:17] high internet speeds they get from fiber [0:19] optic cable companies. But you want what [0:21] they don't love? The underground [0:22] installation process, especially when [0:24] one company stops and then another [0:26] begin. And we want to help keep you [0:27] informed about what's happening and when [0:29] in your neighborhood. We have an online [0:31] interactive map where you can simply [0:32] enter your address and get current [0:34] updates and restoration details for your [0:36] property and a frequently asked question [0:38] section that will answer any and all [0:39] questions you may have about this [0:40] process. Every summer, the city welcomes [0:43] new members to our team, including team [0:44] volunteers and seasonal staff. But this [0:46] summer, we have two special new [0:48] employees. And for that, we now go live [0:51] to our lawn and order correspondent, [0:54] Drew Zarovski. [0:56] Yes, Patrick. Say hello to Sod Solo and [1:00] Luke Stripe Walker, our new robot [1:02] overlords. Sod Solo is our new robotic [1:05] lawn mower and Luke Stripe Walker will [1:07] help us stripe our various athletic [1:09] fields. These tools help our staff get [1:12] more done faster, freeing up time for [1:14] them to focus on specialized maintenance [1:16] tasks and improvements throughout the [1:18] park system. Saving the galaxy is hard. [1:20] Mowing, striping, that's robot work. [1:24] Back to you. [1:25] That is it for now. We will check in [1:27] with you next week.