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ng beyond the 29th. Yes, Chair Marshall, we're actively looking for property in every part of every PIF district, and even just outside. Because typically, we can afford property outside of a PIF district. Once the urban growth boundary moves or the zoning changes, we get priced out of the market. So we're actively looking for things that we would consider serving a PIF district that might be outside the urban growth boundary. Because a community park serves a half a mile radius, and a neighborh

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