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27:31 So what it proposes a pilot program with $48,000 in CDBG funding, we can support six providers in Vancouver, create two teaching assistant jobs, and improve care for over 70 children. And again, that's through the first year alone. Really through Boost, any Vancouver family will have access to dedicated care specialists to help them find care that suits their unique needs, including emergency backup care. As a parent of two young ones, I know how important that is so that I can attend meetings like this with you tonight. So with Council's support, we can strengthen these vital small businesses, create local jobs, and help families get back to work. I'm always happy to answer any questions, both as a representative of Upwards, but first I was a client who will forever be thankful for that first partner, day carers, who cared for my little ones. Thank you. Thank you very much. I am not going to close community communication.

28:25 The next five individuals would like to talk to us about comp plan, and I'm going to leave that open. Let's go to consent agenda. We are pulling item number three to be read into the record, but Councilors, are there any other items in consent that you would like to pull at this time? So I'll entertain a motion to approve items one, two, and four. Move to approve. Fox, seconded by Harless. All those in favor say aye. Aye. Opposed? Motion passes. Now we'll go into item number three. Councilmember Hansen, I'm going to go ahead and recuse. Thank you. Item number three is an ordinance updating and amending the city of Vancouver 2026-2045

29:22 comprehensive plan called our Vancouver, repealing and replacing the city of Vancouver zoning map, and repealing and replacing title 20 land use and development code of the Vancouver municipal code, providing for severability and an effective date. So at this point, I'm going to bring it back to community communication, and I have Paul Quimby and Mike Philbin, please.