This will be our uh first draft of the 2026 work plan. You'll see it's somewhat similar to the 2025 work plan. At the next meeting, we'll go through the the 2025 work plan and give an update on all the action items that we've completed.

With the disposition plan, how from a staff perspective, how do you see that in terms of the EDA's role versus council versus potentially planning commission as well? Because I assume that there's the economic lens, there's the planning standpoint, there's obviously the 2050 coming out soon as well. How do you see those interplaying and who would maybe take the first chop at the bit?

I think we would, you know, start to do the work internally through GIS and come back to the EDA first and then also involve the planning commission. Ultimately, the decision will be made by the council. But I think everybody would definitely be involved because some of the land like you said may not have a high economic purpose.

We did a we did a survey a business retention and expansion survey about three years ago and uh I have to say we asked businesses to give a half hour of someone's time to talk to us >> and a number of us went out and >> interviewed people but I have to say there were very few respondents were willing to talk to us. Everybody's too busy.

I I like to add one thing. Uh I'm I'm still interested in doing something with the closed landfill and we are going to have a discussion at council about that possibility and I cannot predict what the outcome will be but I'd like to have an at least a spot open on this and it's it could be part of the discussion of review city owned property or it could be part of brownfield grants or something like that. But it's it's just to keep that in mind that uh it would really be wonderful to get some value out of that.

Just to remember, 50% of this was paid by paid for by the Washington County CDA for this process. And then the tap itself is scheduled from October 22nd through the 24th.

So working with Bolton and Mink, we worked with their staff to create a GIS and maps and data page. And on this page, we just had the printable paper maps. But now we have at least two public parks and trails map, parks and trail map, and then a >> public parcel viewer.

This is all connected with the county's GIS. So, when the county updates this map, it automatically updates ours. This is utility data from the city side. So, it shows sanitary sewer pipe, storm pipe, and water pipe. It's real basic, but it's great to when we work with uh developers that they're able to see where the closest um utilities are.

That is fantastic. So when because obviously there's property sales all the time and it updates on the county level whenever they get the ECRB for it. Does that mean this is then doing like a is it literally live or is it doing like a nightly jobs batch or is it >> uh it refreshes. So when they're refreshed ours would just refresh.