So our dates start to get pretty tricky as we get into the holiday season, so I just wanted to talk through and make sure that board was comfortable with the meeting dates moving forward for this. But as I said, we do have the recommendations from the plan commission and we're ready to move forward as directed by the board. So I'll open it up for any kind of discussion on what dates we should set. The one thing I will tell you is that for a public hearing, we need at least 15 days advertised notice. Yeah, because we got to hit the paper. Yeah, we got to get it out to the paper in time to get it actually posted on a Friday. Just out of curiosity, what's the conflict on the 22nd? The conflict is that I had work travel come up that absolutely precludes me from being at the meeting, either in person or in Zoom. And I would very much like to be present the first time that the Board of Aldermen discusses this in public session as I have attended all but one of the meetings in the last year and a half. And so I actually have a proposal that... Because I don't know, I've talked to a few members of the board and I think that we have a lot of... conflicting ideas and, um, feedback from residents that we are trying to wrestle with and complicated processes to understand.