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26:13 and very educated, and thinks that there should be a third bridge. But we don't want light rail here. You guys are going to help Portland with their TriMet stuff, and over there, and that's what this is all about. Somebody's making money, and it's our money, and we don't like it. So when you go home tonight, and you go to bed, and you thank God for your food and for your sleep, ask him if what you're doing is actually the right thing to do for the will of the people, because God is always good, and those that are deceiving, and lying, and pocketing their, or lining their pockets with our hard earned tax dollars, they're gonna pay for it eventually. - Thank you, Ms. Sullivan. - And that's the only thing I can say, thank you. - And that's everybody online? Excellent, okay. Then we're gonna move on to the consent agenda. And we have items one through nine.

27:12 Would anybody like to pull anything, or do I hear a motion to approve the consent agenda? - I'll move approval of the consent agenda. - Thank you. - Do we have a second? - Second. - We have a motion and a second. All those in favor signify by saying aye. - Aye. - Aye. - Aye. - Opposed? All right, that passes. And moving on to the action items, we have action item number one, contract award, bus stop design guide update, staff report 26-022, Taylor. - Good evening, Chair, members of the board. I'm happy to be here tonight

28:11 to present staff report 26-022 regarding a critical update to the agency's bus stop design guide. You can think of the bus stop design guide much like your jurisdiction's street design guides. This is a design guide like your city's design guides