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1:48:51 And once that happens, then adjust both of those at the same time. So, we're not looked at as the county subsidizing the city or vice versa with impact fees. - Any other questions online? Kyle? Okay, hearing none, bring it back. Do we have anybody online that speaks to this? - Going to give instructions again just to give-- - Just because it's fun, yeah. - For those online, if you're interested in providing comment, please raise your virtual hand or press star three on your phone to let us know you would like to provide a comment. Nobody has done so. And still nobody in the hearing room who is interested in providing comments.

1:49:51 So, we'll go ahead and close public comment on this agenda item. - Okay, public comment is closed. Let's bring it back to us. Is there any discussion? I know this is new to us or questions to each other. - This is Commissioner Fadness. Yeah, I just kind of want to echo what Jack said earlier and I share the same concerns with him where these fees and what they can be used for are completely different than the schools. Looking through some of them, I see a $90,000 pickup truck and a $30,000 boat. And to me, I do appreciate all the work that the districts have put into these plans. But to me, it almost seems like a way to skirt the democratic process of going out to the voters for bonds and levies, or I should say levy lifts.

1:50:47 And can be used as kind of a slush fund going forward. And so, just with the nature of what these can be spent on, I don't know if I can even recommend any of them. Especially as Jack mentioned, we have this affordability crisis