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10:32 and for us just to be prepared to hear from the public on those disruptions. Yeah. I mean, we can certainly talk to our communications team and see if there's something for this particular space that we could look at. We continue to hear from folks along the corridor. They know that the design is progressing. They know that the project is moving towards construction, so we continue to hear from folks. I've received several phone calls, and we have some folks who support the project. We have others that don't, and so we work through those conversations, but I'll sit down with our communications team and see if there's some unique approaches we could take for this one. Thank you. They did a good job on main street, so maybe we have some strategies. Ms. Stoller, we don't have it on this documentation, but I'll open for public testimony. I don't have any cards.

11:31 Is there anyone that wanted to testify on this? So I'll close the public testimony on it. We have a motion and a second. All those in favor say aye. Aye. Opposed? Motion passes. Thank you. The second public hearing that we have this evening is a resolution of the Transportation Benefit District to issue an annual report for fiscal year 2025. Is that one yours also, Ryan? It happens to be, yes. So this is our annual report to the community that we publish each year, which provides the community a summary of how our street funding strategy and our transportation benefit dollars are being spent. This is one of the many efforts that we use to maintain transparency with that program and to continue to promote the work that the street funding strategy and the TBD is funding.

12:31 So this year's report is very similar to a report you've seen in the past. It is a discussion of our guiding principles and outcomes associated with the funding strategy.