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2:58:04 that we leave single family and multi-family at the unit price and for commercial, go for per square footage. - With a 50% reduction. - Yes. - In fact, that sounds perfectly reasonable to me. - Any more discussion on this? - I just wanted to clarify. I read the letter to mean a 50% reduction on single family units. Only, is that correct? - I would hope that it should be applied to everything. - Okay, thank you. - Do we have a, oh.

2:58:47 (laughing) I'll put it to those online. If you're interested in providing public comment, please raise your virtual hand or press star three on your phone. Nobody is doing so, and there's nobody in the hearing room who is wishing to provide public comment, so we will go ahead and close public comment for this agenda item. - Moving forward with the public comment part closed, I would, either any more discussion or a motion and a second. For fire district 10, with said changes. - Mr. Chair. - Mr. Duke, Montgomery, also. I've moved to approve item CPZ 2025-00012, fire district number 10, capital facilities plan, adopting the district's proposed standard method calculations

2:59:45 for fire impact fees, both for no sprinkler and with sprinkler on the per unit price for single family homes and multifamily home units and per square foot for commercial buildings with a 50% discount applied to all three of those as calculated in the district submission. - This is Commissioner Burke, I second that. - We have a motion and a second.