First is to be a sustainability ambassador to the city council as we all know. Second is to be uh or sorry adviser to the city council. So, you're reviewing and um considering and drafting and commenting on city plans, policies, procedures for the city council. So, you're just acting as another set of eyes um in making recommendations to the city council. We're not approving anything. We're simply acting as adviserss um trusted adviserss to the city council.

What's really incredible, too, is that a third of the households, 160 of the households have a household income of less than 80% of the area median income, which is about 10 times the average annual signups for income qualified households.

I know that a big reason why we had the cap was because um minutes or what we were making it for if I'm remembering correctly um chair is because we were trying to work towards getting to um what zero emissions in 20 did we decide on 2050 or did we decide it on 2070? I can't remember.

There's tons of fantastic information in here and I think we have a tendency to kind of set it aside and I think we need to periodically read over this document again. There's terrific ideas, terrific things that we we I think we may have forgotten about and I think we need to refresh ourselves.

I have looked at other um communities, Colorado in particular, um, and some some um communities here. Adina has neighborhood associations with different goals. Plymouth has um a resident academy with education core um materials looking at waste and um and land use and water and air. And with that training program, then they become neighborhood champions and are able one-on-one with neighbors, trusted neighbors, able to share the things that we want to implement through our climate action adaptation plan.

Again, this is just to make sure that we're, you know, creating a work plan that the commission likes because it is the commission's work plan, right? So appreciate the thoughts.