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1:19:52 inadvertently promoting gentrification and actually inadvertently harming the neighborhoods that have been under-invested in the past by making our levels of investment more commensurate with the rest of the community. - Councilor Stauber. - City Manager, where does our safe-stay communities land? - I would put the safe-stay communities in with the emergency shelters. That would be the second one. - Okay, that was my guess, but I just, I wasn't sure. Thank you. - Okay. - No questions on that one. We can move to climate and natural systems. - Okay. - And on this one, the green procurement policy consultants

1:20:49 came in at the tail end with grounds maintenance of the parks, trails, and natural spaces and right-of-ways being the highest priority. - No particular comments? - And from here, we actually move into the capital projects side of the discussion. And I think this one might be a little bit more intuitive with understanding what they are versus some of the other ongoing initiatives. So with capital projects, there are actually several different categories here, but it starts out with cultural and heritage, economic opportunity. Did I go, I might have gone one extra slide, hang on. Safe and prepared community priorities. So the top two emergency medical services with fire and ambulance and then increasing police officer staffing. This one was specific to a motorcycle unit

1:21:48 for traffic safety and fire suppression. Those seem to be in alignment with what the council has expressed in the past around this being one expression of community safety. Development review followed by public defense with fire administration and training being the last one on the list.