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35:45 or follow up with us what exactly you'll be monitoring and what would kick in if you find what? So, and in particular, I'm just thinking about our community workforce, trying to get across 205 and, or I-5, and they can't, and coming down 205, and I know that 14 is usually backed up. So, if you can give me a better idea of what monitoring looks like and what you're looking for. - You bet, and again, I think WSDOT will be primarily watching I-5, 14, and 205 and be able to assist there. And so, we'll continue to coordinate with WSDOT on that as well and see if we can bring back a little more information from them for council. - Right, and in particular, any type of information sharing with our residents in Vancouver about this commuting disruption.

36:45 - Definitely, I can share a little bit what WSDOT shared with me. So, they're gonna be monitoring, particularly in that, they're gonna be monitoring for the duration, but particularly in that first week, they're gonna be watching traffic flows from there where they typically monitor traffic and they have different tools that they use, whether it's either managing the traffic flow on 14 and in the areas that WSDOT covers. So, they have different ways of using ramp signals to either slow down the flow on those stretches. So, they're gonna be using all the tools they have to be able to manage traffic flow. And I know they're gonna be putting staff to actively watching on their various traffic cameras to see what that flow looks like, particularly during those pivotal Monday. So, the closure's gonna be on the Friday, but particularly that Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and into the rest of that week. I think that when they spoke with me,

37:43 that first week of watching the traffic is gonna be really pivotal for them to kind of see what they do next and be very responsive as things happen. So, but we can definitely go back to WSDOT and find more detailed information for all of you.