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1:21:39 that included egg land conversions in other urban growth areas in the county. >> And that's where I'm going. Did the city of Vancouver support expansion of the Vancouver urban growth area with agricultural land conversion? >> No. We didn't support any expansion of the UGA and we have not supported ag land conversion. >> I wanted you to make sure that that was said loud and clear because we have been told that we did and that's not the testimony that I have ever heard or discussed. Thank you so very much. Counselors, I believe we have completed conversations on this issue. I'll entertain a motion. >> Mayor move to approve. >> Next over, seconded by? >> Harless. No additional comments. All those in favor say aye. >> Aye. >> Opposed? Motion passes. Thank you very much.

1:22:39 We'll see you June 1. That concludes the consent agenda and we'll move into the public hearing. We have hearing number -- let's get our colleague. We'll move into item number five, the right of way telecommunications franchise ordinance agreement for Michelle telecom doing business as light curve. An ordinance relating to the management of public rights of way granting to Michelle telecom also doing business as light curve and its affiliates and non-exclusive and revocable franchise to maintain a telecommunication system in on over upon along and across public ways of the city of Vancouver, Washington, establishing certain rights, duties, terms and conditions with respect to the franchise and setting an effective date and conditions,

1:23:39 grantee and city are sometimes collectively referred to as the parties. Mr. Landy, please. >> Good evening, mayor and counsel, Aaron Landy, assistant city manager. As mentioned, light curve has come before the city requesting a ten year franchise agreement. The light curve has agreed to the city's standard non-exclusive franchise with the mutual option for five additional years in addition to the initial ten.