I just have a question, Alyssa. Um that meeting was like quite in-depth and very lengthy with our discussion, and I know the meeting minutes aren't supposed to reflect everything that was discussed, but like is there a way to convey to the public or those reading the minutes like, you know, that these were our recommendations, but these are the city's next steps, or like this is cuz there was a lot of discussion around timelines and um what the city, you know, was going to be doing um to get new, you know, quotes and and things like that. I just think someone reading it might not be as well informed about like the process next.

For sure, we can absolutely, if the committee so desires, include a a next steps on the meeting minutes.

So this is the ranking as it sits today with a big asterisk um that we do have to make some modifications to, and I'm sure we'll talk about that um as part of the discussion.

As staff, we do find the priority list valuable. And I will say um we just met the city engineer and myself with Carver County. They're going through a trail um master planning process... And um they were pleasantly surprised to see this list existing. They've talked to other cities and this doesn't exist anywhere else in the county.

I think the other thing I I think, too, is it used to be, I real important to list these in order because I think there was a thought at one time that, okay, we'll try to tackle these one at a time. But when we got a cost estimate and we're talking million plus and millions for all of them, excuse me, it appeared that it wasn't really practical, so the city council I think came up with a really good plan of let's try to work these into existing or projects as they come up.

I guess motion to provide the trail system list to council noting that all of these trails are equally important, but to be uh utilized when the opportunity presents itself.