One of the things we talked about is smaller lot single family that could be owner occupied and it could be sold at a lower price point than what we typically see here. And we have a lot of flexibility since we own the site. So, it may be the one opportunity where we can kind of guide what we'd want to see and consider housing at different price points and design.

But I I just it seems like it's and maybe you'll learn differently in the next few months when you research, but that looks like it's something that this city couldn't handle, could not handle. I don't think you could I I you don't think it's staffed it to handle and and and then and not only that, but get the commitment for all the uh investment that needs to be done up front.

And I don't want it to be lost on the retail commercial aspect of this. Um I'll stick up that frankly like having this all industrial doesn't excite me. I'd be curious what the feedback is. like you have some nice retail and being built up there on the Oakdale side. So to have an industrial park as soon as you enter Lake Elmo, I don't know, say what you want about the the residential, but I think some some level of shopping, restaurants, commercial is important there and does present a gateway.

Public finance um person was like, 'That's doable, right? That's something the city could do.' Um the other thing too is regardless of the staff capacity, how many people we have, we could still have areas guided for residential that are interesting where we are not really involved in laying it out. We would not our plan is not to lay out a plan unit development.