Specifically, the one standard that they're requesting uh flexibility to is listed on the screen here. This is in the city's performance standards for single family homes. So, we have specific um you know development or or or design standards for these homes. They're pretty simple or straightforward. Uh in this case the request is to grant a flexibility to the requirement for abovegrade window and door openings comprising 15% of the total exterior walls on the front facade.

Yeah that's a good question. So the 15% actually was already in the city code. Um, and it's dating back to, you know, a number of years, at least in my time as the planner. There's been that requirement, but initially, uh, was just for properties that were on the west side of Highway 61.

Smaller square footage homes, as city staff stated, would probably have an easier time uh meeting that 15% requirement. Uh we are building these homes currently in a neighborhood called Rush Hollow in Maple Grove. And uh what we're experiencing there is that uh buyers of those homes are choosing to put glass in that upper row of the garage door about a third of the time. Twothirds of our buyers prefer their privacy and prefer not to put glazing in the garage.

I think additionally if you look at the site um this is one of our last uh you know undeveloped portions I mean there were I think three properties there so uh it's very it's a very unique setting. So, I think, you know, circumstantially it's very different. It's nuanced. We want uh frankly the highest value homes we can get on this site because it's so nice.

I think I'm overall okay with the 10% average due to the uniqueness of the site. And to Joe's point, we do not have any other places that we're going to be building 10 homes at a time. I can be honest, I don't know of any other spots unless some some North Pole sells or something crazy else happens.