I I still feel I have the legal right to have the building in this this site, but I thought if we flipped it and at first I never thought there was an option because there is, you know, the drainage swale that runs, you know, just naturally has been there... but after discussing the engineers, you know, we can we can change the route of that swale once it gets onto our property. And so basically we're just taking the pond and the building and flipping it trying to you know make it uh you know the building less obstructive to to the uh Brayburn residents.

I think this is very similar to another kind of comment that I had made a while ago, but a little bit different on a different project. But we're bound by agreements and legal things. And it's not always what we want. It's not always the way that we want it to be or we would want it to be if we lived in certain places. Like, we're bound legally and by other things. And so what's in question isn't whether the building is going in that spot because that was already agreed upon.

The preliminary plot you were shown this evening was not the one that was shown last week to the planning commission. I made that clear to staff and they corrected it. I asked them to acknowledge that correction and they did not. That begs me to ask a question is what other information here can we even trust?

I grieve knowing that the sounds of my daughter's laughter as she plays with her water table on her deck could be drowned out by trucks going by. I'm saddened by the idea that instead of waking up and seeing the beautiful green space we fell in love with, I could wake up and just see a building.

I agree that the original 2018 approval is muddy. Um, and I don't like that... our legal counsel gave us their opinion and you you pay experts and arguably you take their expert advice... I would like us and our current planning commission to learn from this and to not approve muddy things where in an approval some things show one thing and another, you know, that that has to stop and we have to have cleaner um, more obvious things.