Hello, Yukon 28209. Yes, this is Candy Metzen. I do declare Candy. This is a matter dash and the one made by Paul Riviera. Look out for that man. I see him Rembrandt. I know it. You know it. What does he? What's the reason for this wild scramble girl? I started to explain Ducky. Look at that car up ahead about a block. Yes, it's a police car. That's right. And you know who's driving? Lieutenant Ray Mallard. That's who? A whom? So Mallard's driving. There's no reason to get yourself for such a snit. I imagine the lad's driven before. I'm not worried about the mechanical aspects of placing a car in motion and guiding it to a predetermined terminal. It's the reason behind it that bothers me. What's that reason being what? I don't know what the reason is and that's the rub. For days Mallard's been avoiding me like the plague. I call him on the phone. All I get are muffled sentences. Nothing makes sense. Last night I waited in front of the Hall of Justice and followed him when he left. And where did he lead you, dear? Into a pool room or some such thing? No, pool room. I wouldn't have minded. I shoved a pretty good stick of snooker, you know? At the side of the point, Candy. Come now, concentrate. Where did Mallard lead you? To a small hotel on Ellestree. He met a man in the lobby who was wearing dark glasses. They huddled in a corner and talked for a while. Then Mallard left. I didn't duck back fast enough and Mallard saw me. Oh brother, what a bawling out I got. How strange. With that he got in his car and drove away like frantic. That certainly doesn't sound like Mallard. I called to apologize this morning. He wouldn't even talk to me. And now this. He never drives a squad car unless it's absolutely necessary. Now you've got me curious. Something must be up. You're darn tootin' and I want in on it. Yes. Who does Mallard think he is keeping things from us like this? Oh, he's stopping. I better hold it up right here. He's getting out, Candy. So I see. Look, he's waving up at the middle flat. Do you see anyone in the window up there, Ducky? Yes, a man. I can't quite make out his features though. Yes, yes, he's waving back. Oh, what's Mallard doing now? Going up the stairs and in. How do you like that? Rather delicious, isn't it? Oh, I squirm with intrigue. Well, I squirm too. Come on Rembrandt, squirm out of the car. This is one time I don't mind doing a shadow job strictly for free. From San Francisco, the National Broadcasting Company presents another yarn in the adventures of that attractive, private eye, Candy Mattson, UConn 2, 8209. I knew there was something wrong three days before. Whenever I walk into Mallard's office in the Hall of Justice where he knew tenants for the San Francisco homicide and all I get out of the big guy is an Ugg, some things foul in Dixie. You can play that in any key you like. And the Uggs kept up, mentally and verbally. Add that situation with Mallard's mysterious friend in the dark glasses and you've got something. Especially when new tenant boy stops off at an old flat, waves to a gent, the gent waves back and Mallard goes inside. Now we're all tidy and up to date. We waited for about 20 minutes outside by my car. Two or three other people came and went. Finally, Mallard came out carrying a very small box in his hands. He put it inside his coat pocket. The bulge wouldn't show any more than usual. That's where he keeps his police gun.  Rembrandt and I immediately went to work. Object? A social call on our unknown friend in the second floor window. I must say, Candy, this is most mystifying. That it is, Ducky. In all the years I've known Mallard, I've never seen him act like this before. What are we up to now, Dahl? We're going to take a look at the guy Mallard went to see. Find out what he looks like. Sort of a racketease in. Supposing Mallard hears about it. Wouldn't you be even further into the doghouse? Indupidably faithful, old friend. But that's the chance I'll let you take. Here we are. Little flat. This must be one of those babies built before the fire on the quick. Yes, all 1906 conveniences, including a door knocker. I'll give it a blast, Ducky. And as you say, this sort of place gives me a galloping case of depression. Yeah, I know what you mean. All the ghosts of the past half century. Try it again, Rembrandt. Any harder and the building will slide off its foundation. What is this? You could have heard that last knock out of the pheromones. Maybe he didn't hear you. Anyone in the neighborhood would have heard that knock. I'm going to try the door. Voila. Except that it only moves about two inches. Shove on it, dear. My thoughts exactly. It gives a little. Help me, Rembrandt. Very well. Hey, look. Under the door. That's blood. I wouldn't call it ketchup. Come on. Once again, and harder. Oh, my word. That's the polite term. These guys as dead as they come. And look. What, dear? This is the Joe Mallard was talking to the hotel lobby, even to the dark glasses. I wonder what Mallard will say about this. I was wondering the same thing.  I don't think I feel very well. That was an understatement. I felt worse than that. But I had to follow through now. Our next step took us down to the Hall of Justice for a little visit with Mallard. He was in. Just beat us back by about 10 minutes. He was still wearing the same skull he had on the last time I'd spoken to him. He's still mad at me, Mallard. No, I'm mad at myself. Did you stub your toe somewhere along the line, Minion? Is that it? No, but I'm about to. What do you mean by that, Footflat? You'll find out. And it's all your fault, too. You mean about last night, my following you? No, that was a dirty trick, but I forgive you. It isn't that. Then what is it? Yes. For goodness' sake, stop sounding like a frappany thrill book. I'll say what I have to say in my own good time, and nobody can force me to do otherwise. I've got news for you, Junior. The police can make you talk. The police? What kind of triple talk is this? We followed you out of that flat just now. We saw everything. Oh, the underhanded... So, you know. Yes, but why did you do it, Mallard?  Just a plain fool, and I ought to have my head examined. Also, the poor fellow you left out there, he needs his head examined, too. He sure does. He's got a hole in it about the size of 45 slug would make. Wait a minute. What are you talking about? Don't you know? I thought I did. Now, I don't think so. Now, come on, quick. What's this hole in the head routine? He's serious, Candy. I really think he is. Oh, right now I'm serious. Come on, Spell. Okay, okay. I'll tell it to you like you don't know. We followed you out there. You wave up to the second story. Man looks out the window and waves back. Track. You go inside. We wait 20 minutes, further away.  You put said object in the inside coat pocket. Good report, most efficient.  We go up to pay a visit. The host wasn't willing. He'd been shot to death. Oh, brother. And you thought I'd done it? Well. Well, really, Mel, I don't see anything to laugh about. That's because you're not sitting where I am. Sister Suzie, did you get your clues all filed up? Let's get out of here. We got work to do. My mental reflexes climbed on a merry-go-round and whirled gaily for several moments. I was really confused. I didn't have time to do much about it because Mallard whisked us back to the flat. An hour later, the joint had been carefully gone over, photographed, and the body of the poor guy removed to the coroner's office for an autopsy report. It didn't take long to find out that I was right. It had been a 45 that did the dirty work. Rembrandt had to leave, so I went back with Mallard to his office. Still think I had something to do with this thing, Cupcake? Oh, in my heart of hearts, no. But of course not. But Jeepers, look at the facts, Mallard.  The guy's stiff as a starch shirt. What would you think? The same thing you thought. Time element is what gets me. Not more than three minutes, it elapsed between the time you left and the time we got up there. No, no. I can account for that, I think. But I'm not going to. As a matter of fact, there are several things I can account for, but I'm not going to. Now who's doing the triple talk? I am, deliberately.   You've snooped your way into the middle of this thing, and I'm going to toss it right into your lap and let you snoop your way out.  I am he. I think so, at least it was quite a shock to me. You mean you've got the solution to this deal already? Part of it.  I don't know who killed the guy, if that's what you mean. I take it back then. And now you really got me all topsy-turvy. No, this is working out even better than I thought it would. Okay, Tootsie, you've got the ball. It's all yours. Take it from here. You mean you actually want me to help you on this deal? Sure. Who knows? You might come up with something. I'll beat it, will you? I've got to find me a killer. I was so puzzled by then that I wanted to wrap the guy over his head. I fought off the impulse and left. If he gave me carte blanche on the killing, I was going to take advantage of it, if for no other reason than to prove I was right and Mellard wasn't the joker who did it. There's only one place to start, back at the flat where the guy had been done in. The cops had gone, so I did some question work. The landlady lived in the flat below. No, she didn't know the man. A gal named Jennifer Shirley had leased the middle flat for the past five years. I, uh, swung a deal with the landlady, got the key to same. Not the landlady, the flat, and moved in. I had a good night's sleep and waited all the next day. Nothing. The odd thing about the deal was the fact that the cops hadn't been back. They usually return for a double check. So the next night I hit the sack again. About midnight, my dreams of a vine-covered cottage in the country with Mellard were rudely shattered by a sound. The sound of a key in the lock of the door. Oh, there I am, right, Jennifer. Take it easy, everything'll be okay. Who are you? Oh, I'm coming to that. Oh, excuse me.  That's right. Excuse my night here. If I'd have known you was coming, I'd have gone formal. Just what is all this, and what are you doing in my flat? Where have you been, Jennifer? Seattle? Why? Didn't you read the papers up that way? I was too busy. You know a man named Everett Stone. Of course I do. He's a very good friend of mine. He was up from Los Angeles on business, and I let him use my flat. And now you're here. I don't understand this at all.  Everett Stone was shot to death right on that spot. Everett? Dead? I can't believe it. I'm sorry, it's true. You can prove you were in Seattle, Jennifer. Yes. Here. My plane ticket receipt and the stubs on my luggage. I just got in at the airport less than an hour ago. Just for the record, where did you stay in Seattle? At the Olympic Hotel. We can prove that too, can we? Of course. Now wait just a moment. The shock of all this slowed me down for a second or two. Just who are you and what are you doing here? Simmer down, Jennifer. My name's Matts and Candy Matts, and I'm a private investigator. Oh yes, I've heard of you. I'm trying to find out who knocked off your friend Stone. You got any ideas? Several. So have I. One being this, does everyone around here wear dark glasses? You've got a pair on too. Same kind Everett Stone was wearing. Here, have a cigarette. Thanks. Got something you want to tell Jennifer? Yes, I do. The dark glasses are standard equipment for the type of work we're in. And what would that be? We're gem dealers. Precious stones. Whenever we have a valuable piece of property in our possession, we're required by a bond to wear these dark glasses. A disguise, so to speak? That's right. Whenever it arrived from Los Angeles, he had with him the Cape Hatteras Diamond. You've heard of it? Who hasn't? Who with the butter half of me? That's right. He was on his way to Seattle to show it to a prospective buyer. The first night here, Everett appeared on a television show to display the diamond. And as he left, he knew he was being followed. He called me and asked me if we could make a switch. Wanted to know if I'd take the diamond on up to Seattle and try to make the sale. And he'd stay here, is that right? Right. It was a good switch, except that Everett got himself knocked off for his trouble. Have you got the diamond with you? Right here, in my purse. Look.  And not so little as that. No. The most gorgeous thing I've ever seen. And you just carried it around in your purse like that? Certainly. Who'd think to look in a woman's purse? You've got a point. Lipsy, mascara, street cartokens, loose change, but not a half a million dollar rock. Did Everett say what the man looked like, Jennifer, the one who was following? Yes. He wrote a complete description for me. Have you got it? Also in my purse. Here. Yikes. Miss Mattson, you're white as a sheet. What's wrong? Plenty's wrong. This describes a certain Lieutenant Ray Mallard to a T. From San Francisco, you are listening to a national broadcasting company presentation. Candy Mattson, Yukon 2-8-2-0-9. I slipped out of my 90s, slipped into my street clothes, slipped Jennifer a wet fish handshake, slipped out the door, slipped into my car and slipped home to my penthouse on Telegraph Hill, and from there I kept right on slipping. That description was Mallard's beyond all doubt. What made it worse was the fact that Rembrandt and I had seen Mallard coming out of the flat with a small package that could have been a jewel box. I didn't sleep much that night, and that's for sure. In the morning I put myself together as best I could, and once again made the dismal journey down to the Hall of Justice and into Mallard's office. Are you doing cupcake? Not too well. I have some rather unpleasant news. Such as like what? Mallard Everett Stone was a gembroker. Good for you. You've got clue number one. You knew that? Don't be ridiculous, Candy. That came out of McGuffey's reader. Number two. He had the Cape Hatteras diamond with him when he arrived from Los Angeles. At a girl you're getting warm. He switched the rock to a gal named Jennifer Shirley. She took the diamond on off to Seattle because Everett thought he was being tailed. Hey, you're getting better and better. What's next? You mean none of this is news to you? Old hat so far. Well, maybe this won't be old hat. Everett wrote a description of the guy he thought was following him. He gave it to Jennifer. It's you right on the nose, Mallard Boy. What? It's you. Including the little moe you have behind your right ear. You don't look so good, Mallard, dude. Don't you think you ought to tell me what it's all about? Maybe I'd better. My cat for the life of my figurine. Oh, yeah, man. Sure. Of course. Yeah, let me worry there for a minute, Cup King. Dog gone. What is this, Mallard? I'm getting mad. You'll find out. Oh, I'll find out. But when will I find out? Saved by the bell. Excuse me a minute. Detective Mattson. Oh, sure. Jenna Mallard, homicide. Lieutenant, look six. Yeah, I'll flower it. There's been a dame killed out in that same flat name of Jennifer Shirley. It was then I knew that Mallard was really in the clear. The phone dropped out of his hands and he looked as if he'd been slugged with a belaying pin. Mallard had work to do, so I left. Only this time I didn't go back to the flat. I have, um, tenderloin connections. So putting two and two together, I started making the rounds down around Turk Street. Turk, Ellis, Eddie, the whole section where the Easy Street boys hang out. I came up with nothing. Nothing until I stumbled into a little bar near Eddie Street on Leavenworth. I came face to face with an old acquaintance of mine. Name of the Montgomery, the mole. For crying in my beer, making it salty. Look what the height I just washed in. Hiya, Candy. Hiya, Montgomery. I ain't seen you since in eight.  Oh, I'm sorry I had to do that, Montgomery. Oh, I ain't.  A little second story work ain't too far out of line.  But when it comes to kidnapping and murder, uh-uh. Asana's characters draw the line. That's why I'm here, Montgomery. There have been two killings in the last four days. The grapevine must be slipping. I don't hear nothing about no rob-outs. They've been kept quiet for a reason. Just what the reason is, I don't know. Have you heard about any of out-of-town Icemen dropping in the last few days? Nah, nah, not a one. Now look, uh, here's a 20, Montgomery. That's all I've got. I'll send you 20 more first thing in the morning. Memory improving. Ooh, ooh, ooh. Just like I never lost it. Well, is there a jewel boy in town? Look right ahead of you up at the bar. Yeah. That's him. Fiona, hot ice, juggler, my name ain't Montgomery. Got in just about four days ago. Calls herself Finch. Oh, Montgomery, I love you. I'm moving over there. Do me a favor. Tip the bartender off. Tell him to keep my drinks well-watered. It didn't take long. A guy from out-of-town gets lonesome. I was sitting at the bar no more than three minutes, and we were old friends. He kept the drinks coming, and by closing time, he really had a snoot full. He offered to drive me home, and, oh, naturally, I accepted. We got out on the sidewalk, and suddenly he darted back into the tavern. When he returned, he was carrying something in a paper bag. We found his car and climbed in.  Ah, nah, nah, nah, nah. Quite a few. I can handle this little old car. Eh, eh, I'm sorta strange you're here. You'll have to tell me which way to go. Oh, sure.  I'll direct you after that. Oh, kiddoke. Oh, you sing real pretty. When'd you say you got into town, Mr. Finch? Oh, but four days ago. Let's see, yeah. Yeah, that's right. What sort of business are you in? Business? I'm a no-business. Retired sorta. Got lots of money. Got lots more, too. Hey, look out for that bag. Oh, oh, I'm sorry. How clumsy of me. Yeah, but why, it's a purse. Why, Mr. Finch?  I, it's a present from my sister in Riverside. Oh, thoughtful. Turn left on Carney Street, will you? Sure. Then when you get to Washington, turn right one block to Montgomery Street. It's right on the corner. Would you care to come up for a nightcap, Mr. Finch? Hey, now that sounds like a very good idea. Sure. Nightcap. The corner of Washington, Montgomery, is just half a block from Allard's office in the Hall of Justice. With any luck, I could do a bloodless turnover to Lieutenant Boy. I reached down by my side, got my 32 out of my purse, and held it under my coat. We arrived at our destination and Finch helped me get out of the car. There was only one pale light to illuminate the street, which was just what I wanted. There you are. You go ahead a little way. Mr. Finch, there seems to be something wrong with one of my heels. Oh, sure. Don't turn around, Mr. Finch. Not if you value your life. This is a gun. I've got stuff in your back and believe me, I know how to use it. Say what goes on here. I'm almost broke if that's what you ask. This isn't a stickup. See that door up the street in that big building? Just keep walking right on into that door. He started walking and I hung back a few paces. I didn't want to lose this baby. He was too good. Because that purse he had in the paper bag was the one owned by Jennifer Shirley. I'd never be able to forget that purse. Contained the Cape Hatteras diamond. I marched him into Mallard's office and Mallard was in. I gave him the full scoop and in less than half an hour we had one sad Finch behind locked bars with the promise of a full written confession of two killings and one diamond theft. I had never seen anything fall into place so easily. A few minutes after we returned to Mallard's office from putting Finch into his ungilded cage there was a knock on Mallard's door. Come in. His eye gum chew. What on earth did you call me for at this hour of the night or morning? Yeah, come on in Rembrandt.  Oh, you do? Yeah. Why aren't you home getting your beauty rest? Oh, we just wound up a couple of killings, dear. Those of Everett Stones and Jennifer Shirley. Well, bully for you. And I had nothing to do with it. Candy did it all. I left her strictly alone and she came through like a trooper.  When she comes up with that she'll have solved her best and last case. Last case? What are you talking about, Mallard? Captain Mallard. This is Riley on the top deck. Captain Mallard. What is this? Yeah, Riley. We got this finch joker all booked and fingerprinted. He's in the Lysol dip now and we'll tuck him into Betty by for the night. Good. We're changing shifts now. Anything else you want from me? No, Riley. You can knock off. Fine, Captain.  Oh, thanks, Riley. See you tomorrow. You? A Captain Mallard? Well, that's right. Well, bye, Joe. Bye. I think that's splendid. Congratulations, Minion. Thanks, Rembrandt. Oh, I'm getting dizzy again. He's a Captain. And what's this stuff about my best and last case? Give out here, Mallard Boy. Doggonnich, you're missing the most important clue in this whole case. Now, let's review it. Go ahead, girl. I'm bursting me buttons. Okay. I first get suspicious when you turn grumpy on me, Mallard. That's when I was wrestling with myself over a decision. That's right. Then you meet this stone guy in a small hotel on Ellis Street. Well, we had business. That's where he wanted to meet me. Then you go out to those flats. You wave, he waves. You go in when you come out. You're carrying something.  Stone is dead. Later, I meet Jennifer Shirley. She shows me the Cape Hatteras diamond. But she also shows me something else. A description written by Stone. A description fitting you exactly. Here, look what was in Jennifer's purse along with the diamond. What? Another description. One that fits Finch. Everett Stone accidentally gave Jennifer the wrong slip of paper, the one that described me. Oh, for Pete's sake. That sure had me worried, Mallard, dear. Isn't there something else that worries you, Cupcake? Yes, there is, darn it. But I can't put my finger up. Wait a minute. That's it. The package. The one you carry down the stairs from that flat. At last. At last, you finally did it, Caddy. Here it is, right here. Open it, seat for yourself. Okay. Well, it is beautiful. What a lovely ring. Did you steal this from Everett Stone? Sure did. The price he gave me made it a first-class deal. Why won't you try it on? I'd love to. Oh, I don't think you're putting it on the right finger, Caddy. Well, which finger do you mean, Mallard? Third finger, left hand. Oh, you... You don't mean that. Tell me. I want you to be my wife, Candidia. Say it again, will you, Mallard, dear? This is only another one of those fool dreams of mine, I'm sure. Ah, it's not a dream, Cupcake. I mean it.  Will you marry me, Candy?  I wasn't asking you. Oh, yes, I'll marry you, Captain, dear. Forever and ever. Do you see now what I meant about this being your best and last case? Yes, but you're wrong. I have another and a bigger case coming up.  Just trying to be an awfully good wife to you. My word, I was wondering... What, Rembrandt? When you're married, how shall I address you? Oh, that's easy. Just Mrs. Captain Mallard.  For excitement and adventure and romance, just dial... Candy, Matt, I mean, Mallard, uh, Mrs. Captain Ray. Yukon 2-8-2, that won't be my phone number. Gee, I'm so confused, I don't know what I'm saying. Heard on the program were Jerry Walter as Montgomery the Mole, John Grover as Finch, and Helen Clebe as Jennifer Shirley. Jack Thomas is Rembrandt Watson, and Henry Leff is Captain Ray Mallard. The program stars Natalie Masters as Candy, and is written and directed by Monty Masters. Sound effects are created by Bill Brownell and Eloise Rowan as heard at the organ. Our engineer was Phil Ryder. The characters in the story were entirely fictitious. Any resemblance to actual people or names is purely coincidental. The program came to you from San Francisco, and this is Bud Heidi speaking. This is NBC, the National Broadcasting Company.


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Now, please mute yourselves and you'll have a chance to ask your questions at the end. You can also put them in the chat box as we go along. So welcome everybody to the community meeting for Trinity Boulevard phase 1, Interstate 820 to Salado Trail. I'm Ranaq Raqani. I am the city project manager from the transportation and public works department. I'd also like to give a warm welcome to councilwoman Gina Bivens from council district 5, councilwoman, would you like to say a few words? Yeah, just briefly, I just want to thank everyone for taking time out of their morning for for this meeting. I think it's very important, although it only impacts a few households just under a couple of dozen, but it's important that you all know what's going on. And I think we're going to be make the better for it and Trinity Boulevard is going to be just fabulous. So thank you for including me. I'm in 2 or 3 meetings at the same time. So you'll see me dart in and out. Okay, great. Thank you. And I agree with what you said. So, as I mentioned, my name is Ranaq Raqani. This is my contact information, my email and my cell phone number. If you need to get in contact with me with any questions about the project, whether it be now or later on down the line. This is how you can contact me and, you know, this presentation will be provided for you later. So you have this contact information. I'd also like to introduce our design consultant Trenton Tidwell. From Kim Lee Horn and associates. There are a few other team members on the line as well that may chime in during our question and answer session. So, this is the outline for today. Some of the things that we're going to be talking about. We'll start with a project overview. Then we will be talking about future phases later on down the line. And then we'll go into ongoing activities. So things that we're currently working on on the project. Then we'll touch on the schedule. And then finally, you'll have a chance to ask your questions at the end. And we'll also be answering the questions from the chat box for the project limits run from interstate 20, which is here. And down Trinity Boulevard. Just east of Salado trail. This is Salado trail here. So currently Trinity Boulevard is a four lane undivided street located in a flood plain with roadside ditches. That carry stormwater this leads to a lot of flooding issues, as I'm sure you're all aware of. And that's one of the biggest issues that the project is trying to address the scope of the project. Is a concrete four lane divided roadway raised out of the out of the flood plain. There will also be shared use shared use paths on both sides of the roadway. That'll be about 10 to 12 feet wide. We'll have a multi lane roundabout at the new intersection at Trinity station way. And that'll be serving the future TRE station. 116. There will also be a signal replacement at Salado trail. There's an existing signal there now. We're just going to replace that one. See, I'm not getting video. Please meet yourself if you're able to. We're also installing a signalized pedestrian crossing at the new Gifford hill, which is just west of the existing Gifford hill. We'll be putting in a 36 inch water line and an internalized storm drain system to replace those roadside ditches. There will also be new street lighting as well as as well as trail lighting to increase visibility. And we'll have enhanced landscaping throughout the corridor. Within the planting strip within the medians as well as the central island of the roundabout. And I do want to mention one more thing, just because you've been getting a lot of questions about it. The project will make sure to have enough budget to restore any damage landscaping irrigation or screen walls during construction. Those are items outside of our scope, but we'll ensure that during construction, if those items are damaged, that there's enough budget to get them replaced. This is kind of what it to what you can expect to for the street to look like at the end. So this is an overview of the project. As I mentioned, it starts at. And it's the 820 we have the roundabout here that'll be serving the new Trinity Lake station and it goes down to Salado trail with our transition ending just east of the intersection. The proposed roadway sections show to 11 foot lanes in each direction here and here with a 28 foot median dividing the road. We also have a 10 to 12 foot multi use trail or sidewalk on both sides of the roadway. And then that's separated from the street by a strip of Parkway, which will also be landscaped earlier. One of the biggest goals for this project is to alleviate the frequent flooding that occurs in the area. So, this is the map of the flood plain showing existing conditions based on the 100 year storm. As you can see, a lot of Trinity Boulevard is underwater during a storm, even if you live in this area of minimal flood hazard, if you're having to drive down Trinity Boulevard. You're driving through flood water. So, we're aiming to raise the road out of the flood plain in order to address that flooding issue. Another important project. Can you please so that there's no echo other important aspect of the project is the roundabout near the future TRE station. The roundabout is a two lane hybrid roundabout with enhanced landscaping in the central island and pedestrian activated flashing beacons at all of the crosswalks. This will make the intersection safer for pedestrians and motors, so like some of the benefits of having a roundabout installed. Are increased pedestrian safety due to those lower vehicle fees and shorter crossing distances for pedestrians. There are lower average delays during non peak hours during peak hours. They're similar to what you see right now. There are also fewer crashes and when there are crashes that occur, there are a lot less severe than on a normal traditional roadway with signals. So, in general, the decrease speeds work better with future development to encourage pedestrian traffic in the city has a great web page that contains a lot of useful information on how roundabouts work and why they're a safer option for a lot of intersections and that's listed for you here on the slide. So, I encourage everybody to go and check that out. So, some of the enhanced pedestrian facilities that are included in the project are the rectangular rapid flashing beacons at the roundabout. The flashing beacons will signal drivers within the roundabout to yield to any crossing pedestrians. We'll also have a pedestrian hybrid beacon at the mid block crossing near Gifford Hill. And finally, there will be a 10 to 12 foot wide shared these types of features that are included in the project or included in within the roundabout. You can expect to look similar to what is shown on this slide. All of these plans are native Texas plans and they'll be planted within the central island of the roundabout. So, a future phase is planned for this area. The improvements will run from Salado Trail to Tames Trail connecting the recent precinct line road reconstruction. The future phase is contingent on the voter's approval of the 2022 bond program with construction estimated to start around fall 2022. And one of the driving factors behind our roadway improvements is the upcoming construction of Trinity Lakes development, including the TRE station and the mixed use development of vacant land, which is shown here. This is our project and this is some of the development that's going on around it. What we're currently working on, we're in 90 percent, we just completed 90 percent design. We're aiming to complete final design at the end of April. We're currently working on right away acquisition, acquiring the right away easements from river, river, bend investments. And this is for the roundabout. We're also coordinating with the franchise utilities on any relocations that may need to occur prior to construction. And that coordination is happening with AT&T on core and other gas companies. So, the overall project schedule, as I mentioned, we're, we just finished up 90 percent design working towards final design. We're currently working on right away acquisition. We have a, we'll be having a pre-construction public meeting after the contractor is hired. And that'll happen sometime around summer 2021. During this meeting, during the pre-construction public meeting, the contractor will be present. So, that's also a really important meeting to attend and you'll be able to ask any questions in regards to construction phasing and construction impact. So, be on the lookout for that. And we have an estimated start of construction around fall of 2021 with completion during summer of 2023. As for phase two, as I mentioned, it's subject to voter's approval, but we're looking to complete design and construct as part of the proposed 2022 bond program, and we're looking to start construction on that in fall of 2022. And that's it for my presentation. We can now move on to the question and answer session. Hi, I'm listening by phone. Hey, come on. Can you hear me? Yes, I'm listening by phone. You said earlier that this, this presentation will be made available so I can view it later. Where would I be able to find a presentation? Yes. So this presentation is actually being recorded and it'll be available on YouTube. So, once it's uploaded, you know, I'll have the link to share with whoever needs it. Okay, thank you. Can you make sure has it the president? Can you make sure the president has it that way? She'll have access to it to to share. Yes. Yes, you can do that. Hey, good morning. My name is Chandan Raj Borohit and I live in the community on whistling duck dry, which is, you know, on the side of south of city Boulevard. What are the plans for the old school in the river? Lakes dry because those two lanes when we turn left going westbound on Trinity Boulevard, those are very, very dangerous. And, and every time I take a turn or anybody who lives in the community takes a turn on the left, you know, that's that put them on the risk. And if you, I don't know if you guys have looked at the accident records for last couple of years. I personally have seen at least four or five accidents in last year, myself personally. So, you know, what are the plans?  Because if you look at these three streets, they are very close to each other. And they absolutely have no lights at all on either of these streets. And it's really, really dangerous for us. Thank you for that question. So there will be. Turn pockets wherever we have. Turns necessary into side streets. There will also be illumination that will hopefully increase visibility. Throughout the corridor. So not just pedestrian lighting, but also street lighting. So that will help with visibility. Trenton, did you want to add anything to that? No, I think what you said is really helpful. The, there will be added illumination. And then I'm trying to pull up. To check if we actually have a median opening there. Since it's so close to that signal. It's loading right now. Sorry. Right at old school, since it is so close to Salado trail, you won't be able to make a left turn to go westbound. Since it's a divided roadway, so you'll only be able to take a right. So that'll concentrate those lefts at Riverlake Strive, which is just west of there. And then with the grades of the roadway being raised, that'll make it a little bit easier. And we're not going to guess if you could scroll to slide the slide with the overall layout. Yeah. With the ways to kind of elevate those residents, that'll be an easier, easier way to access and get onto turn to Boulevard as well. And that's a little bit small. I don't know if you could zoom in maybe on the bottom viewport. And then it looks like a few questions have popped in on the chat. Ronak, do you want help running through those? Yeah. Let me open those up. I can read those from that. This is wrong. Good morning. So the question is, will there be new irrigation install which uses city water to water all the new green space. Also, who will be responsible for landscaping the new green space. So there will be. Trent, there will be irrigation. Yeah, we're planting trees and some other things. So there will be irrigation for the city. For the new landscape landscaping. Yep. The maintenance understanding is going to be maintenance. Sorry, I think we have a delay level. The maintenance. The maintenance is planned to be adopted and taken over by riverbed investments and, but the contract will be responsible for installing all of the irrigation and also repairing any damage to the adjacent irrigation. That's owned by the HOA's or the adjacent landowners. Is there any way to get that added to the scope so that the project can officially be closed until all of that has been repaired or addressed? It will be part of the scope. So you're correct. It won't be, the project won't be able to be closed unless all of the irrigation and landscaping is completed. Okay, and then like all of the reparations because obviously we're not said that there was budget available, but it wasn't concluded in the scope. I just want to make sure that all of those repairs and. Right, I think, but.  Oh, yeah, what I meant by that was it was it's not the intent of the project. So we're not. The contractor will do everything in their capacity to avoid damage to those areas. But there will be budget within the project and it will be resolved, you know, during the course of construction. If you know, if there is damage. Yeah, I just want to make sure that that's addressed so the project can't be closed if that's still outstanding. I appreciate it. Thanks. I have a question. Yeah, the developer for a number of years. As stated that once Trinity is improved raised the current project. But he would complete the houses along Trinity. And his original plans show access road from either off of Sandhill crane. Or off of snow egret to Trinity. I don't see that on your project there. It is in there if we're not able to amend to the bottom right of the top viewport. Okay, so the developer obviously isn't. Required to develop those lots, but as part of the project. We are filling in adjacent to those lots and providing that access that is near Renox cursor. If you go down a little bit. Okay. So, instead of having 2, 2 ways to access lakes of river trails West. There will be 3 ways to access. Is that correct? Yes, that is correct. Perfect. And the last question is. There's been some different information. About access to Trinity trails. From the current little creek or sluice that runs behind the houses on Santil crane. What is the status of Trinity trails and access. During the area that's along the gas pipeline. Running along it's from north to south. Along the sluice or what we call it or the Craig to Trinity trails. Or not. Can you go to slide 6. Or slide 5. Yes, so you're talking about. From the word Trinity Boulevard and then going southeast behind those residents. Yes. And we're not, I don't know if I'm able to trace that with my cursor, but. You can see the like there in the bottom right on my screens, the bottom right, you can see the like that backs up.  There's been complicated information. There would be a trail connection from Trinity Boulevard along the back of those houses all the way out to the Trinity trail, which you see at the bottom right. Mm hmm. What is he doing? Trinity trail, Trinity Boulevard with them can we go around over there?  Mr. Liles. I want to I want to emphasize that this meeting focuses on the improvements to Trinity Boulevard by the city. Those things are likely. Being dealt by development and by the developer himself. Those are not city projects. So, we can we can chase some answers for you, but we don't have people that are here in this meeting. We don't have that information because that's that's development. This meeting focuses on improvements to Trinity Boulevard. By the city commission by the city of Fort Worth. So that those are private dollars. That we're not we're not probably off, but we'll chase some answers for you and provide provide an answer. Thank you. How will that answer? Would that be emailed to me or. If you can picture email address in the chat box, we can capture that. And if you can actually, if you can kind of put a few words regarding the question, you know, you know, connection of trails to the pond south of Trinity. I mean, west. And we'll identify the question now. I'll know what the question is about and then we'll chase some answers for you. And we're taking, we're keeping track of all the questions. So we'll have Alan's question listed there. Perfect. Appreciate it. Thank you. Construction. How many East and West. Will you, will the project maintain? There will be two lanes in each direction. There, I believe the plan or not guess for 1 lane in each direction. So at 2 lane roadway, basically, but 1 lane in each direction. He said, he said, he said, he said, during construction, I believe. Yes. Construction. Sorry, I missed that part. Right. During the construction period, they'll be a reduced amount of lanes, both East and West bound. Correct. Yes. Yes. Okay. Okay, I have a lot of questions coming in on the chat box. So I'm going to try to get through some of those before I take any other verbal. Questions. Let's see somebody's asking where the roundabout is located. So the roundabout, if you can see my slide here is. At Trinity station way. And Trinity Boulevard. So just East of the. Interstate 820. So it's where that circle is shown. Yeah. And then somebody asked, where is Gifford Hill? Gifford Hill is. Let's see. Is this where we parked last time trend? I believe it should be like. Okay, this is where we parked. So Gifford Hill. Is in this area, but it's. Basically. Moving West. Yes. So the new Gifford Hill will be just West. Where the existing Gifford Hill. And I believe we're still working to finalize all, all the names for the side street. So we apologize in advance if some of the naming. Changes, but we're not just correct. There will be a side street. That's where the PhD, which is the. Hybrid vegan will be located, which allows for. Say, for pedestrian crossing of Trinity. And I have another question asking how to phase 1 construction overlap with Trinity train station. Are you asking whether the construction of those 2 will overlap? Yeah, we have. Yeah, that's that's correct.  Will they be over there also bringing in construction trucks to take care of the rail station. I believe it is that it will be the case. I'm not. Right now, I'm not certain as to when the train station. Will start construction, but it'll be within the period where. About 20 some instruction. One of the reasons why we're addressing Trinity is because the train station is coming up. I just want to make sure that both projects are working together to. What 1 group of people may be tearing up the street and then you have to go repair it or you tear it up and they got to go repair it. So. At the end of the day, the our neighborhoods are the ones that are going to have to try to drive through all that. Yeah, we will make sure we coordinate with, you know, we thought of the project and also. We won't be accepted from our contractor until. The road is in standard and acceptable conditions. We'll address any issues before we accept the project and let the contractor off. Do you think we'll go through the roundabout. We get a lot of 18 wheelers that come down Trinity. And our try to access the gas. I don't know what that is the gas line and a lot of the developer. They have trucks in there so the 18 willers also be able to make it through that roundabout. Roundabout is designed so the 18 willers will be able to maneuver. Roundabout utilizing the truck apron if necessary, which is the portion towards the inside that is raised. However, with the 11 foot lanes and the slower speeds through this section of Trinity, we're anticipating that truck traffic will find it. Better route, you know, utilizing how we tend it's possible for I think to handle mill is the street to the south. So, although we're not currently proposing, you know, any no trucks, no through truck signs. I think the context of the roadway may find it difficult for a regular route. Okay, thanks. The next question is, what is the target speed limit for Trinity. The target what I'm sorry. Speed limit. And I believe that's 40 for 40 miles per hour. Frank, can you. Yeah, it's currently 40 miles an hour. We're coordinating with the city for transportation management. I believe our goal is to actually post the speeds around the roundabout at 30 miles an hour and then as you get further east. I believe our goal is to post it at 35, but once again, we're still coordinating and finalizing that we're able to lower those speeds. And I don't think it's just as simple as posting the speed signs that you have to coordinate with different departments throughout city for work. Okay, I have another question stating, will the project be set in the existing roads, but print only or are there plans to take space from homeowners. There are no plans to take space from homeowners. We're not widening any roads. The only right of way acquisition that is happening is for the roundabout. And that's from river, river bend investments. So not from any homeowners. Will the road between lakes of river trails and 820 always remain open. Which was the roads. I meant during construction during construction. I think our goal is to maintain 2 points of access to the neighborhoods during construction. But with having to raise the road, you know, between 5 to 8 feet. It is going to be a challenge, but obviously we'll always have at least one point of access, but we are being as strategic as possible to have 2. Points of access at all times. I hope that answers the question. I'm not sure. We have a schedule start date for Trinity town center development to break ground. I'm not sure what their construction schedule looks like. I think we'll mention that, you know, there's going to have to be some coordination happening. But we can try to get you that information. That is from. Short. So, keep short if you can put your question down with your contact information. We can get back to you with that information. And we'll be able to send out the meeting notes to. You know, the president's as well, just so that we have answers to the questions that can be distributed. Yeah. That would be good. Do you have a different list of questions or not? You're reading some. I don't see in the chat. They came in privately. So, I am distributed the ones that came in privately. There's a long list. I'm trying to make my way through them. Well, could the water be used for irrigation or will L. R. T. North still pay the electric bill to irrigate the entire in hand screen space. Can you clarify that? I'm not. 100% sure what are the. Irrigation connections are being made. Do you know? Actually, I think is David Gregory on. I think we discussed this with him recently and he was able to give a better answer. See if he's on. Because I believe since. River bend investments is maintaining the landscaping the irrigation is actually being set up to. Be fed from 1 of the adjacent lakes or ponds and. Well, it's currently fed by the lakes and ponds that are there. And the HOA actually pay for that irrigation. So it sounded like. The city was doing the irrigation or doing setting up your own irrigation. I guess we misunderstood. No, I think I spoke earlier. And I believe what you stated is correct that. The, the lakes will be. Providing the irrigation. So if the lakes are providing the irrigation. You're fixing what is broken. It sounds like the HOA's will still need to cover the expenses. For the irrigation that's being done on those. The landscape areas. The city's right. The, the landscape. Areas along the roadway. Yeah, currently we pay for the electricity and for the air, the watering of the irrigation and the fixing. Sounds like we're expected to also pick it up once you fix everything. And redesign everything.  I believe that is correct. This is the landscape is going to be privately maintained. The city is not maintained. In the landscape. Okay. When I say maintenance, I mean. Training, fertilizing, watering. Repairs. Everything. Yeah. Sorry, guys, really quick because. Ultimately 1, our current irrigation system work from the north. Doesn't have the power to take on any more irrigation. The part 2 with that now becoming higher traffic area and encouraging people who aren't in our HOA. To go through those areas. I believe part of this project should be that the HOA is no longer maintain the areas outside their walls. And I don't, I don't believe the plan is for the HOA is to maintain those areas. I believe the. Ken Newell is planning to maintain those areas along turn to Boulevard. So we asked that. So that question is there. If you guys could have can, I know he's on. Clarify that because ultimately the way that our bylaws were written. It would be, it would go back on the HOA's. Yeah. So, so we'll confirm and clarify that question. Yeah, my understanding. My understanding was that Mr. Newell, that's, that's what I've been communicated to us in all the means of Mr. Newell would be maintained. I don't know what entity of Mr. Newell's portfolio of entities would be maintained and I just assumed they would be the HOA, but we'll confirm that and. By clarification. Okay. I'm going to move on to some of the other questions. Are lane closures anticipated? Yes. As you mentioned during construction, there will be. 1 lane open in each direction. Let's see. Hi, are the streets being raised for the homes that back up to Trinity? Will we be able to see traffic from the back wall? So the road is being raised about. So, the road is being raised about 5 to 8 feet. It differs depending on where your home is. How much is being raised near you? Will we be able to see traffic from the back wall? I mean, not unless you look over your. Your fence because I'm assuming the screen walls are going to be. Raised once we raise the road. With the recreating of the backyard. So, yeah, to expand on that a little bit. The, there is, there is a portion of the homes along the north side of the road that. The backyards will need to be adjusted, which is. It's not being coordinated outside of this project, but obviously in close coordination with this project. So the worth the coordinating with Ken Newell to. And sure figure out how and when exactly that's going to happen. The plan is for that to happen before. Like this summer as construction begins or before construction begins. So obviously that coordination is going to start very soon and. All the homeowners along the trips that are affected will be contacted directly. And when, if those backyards are being to be raised along the north side, those will be extended to. Make sure that you have the minimum height needed on your screen wall, but the. The south side of the road, the houses will not need to be adjusted and the screening walls won't be touched. So, I have a question about what you've just said, and thank you for those words. But where, where will that be in writing? Where will that be described that that's the. That's going to happen in writing. So, we're still coordinated that with, you know, Mr. Newell and river revenue investments. It'll be forthcoming. I don't know if Mr. Newell is in the in attendance that he can maybe he can. Provide some clarity on that. But I, I'm going to assume there, there will be some something in writing with every single property owner. And will Trenti Boulevard be extended up to the edge of the wall for the folks. On the south there along. Snowy grit. How far will it be from the wall that's currently standing there now. The wall on the south. Are you saying the homes on snowy grit. It's on the south that overlooked Trinity. There is a distance between Trinity and that current wall retaining wall. How close will the Trinity beat to that retaining wall. It's can you show that cross section again? It's approximately the same distance that it is now I'm looking at the exhibit we have and it's hard to exactly see where the edge of the lane is. But as far as I can tell the edge of the roadway is not getting any closer to the houses. On the south side, there's some structural problems with that wall over on along the homes that. On the south side with a wall is cracking. The wall is no longer structurally sound is responsible for fixing that will this project take care of that. Right so this project will eliminate the need for that wall. Since we are going to be filling in will be filling in the height of that wall that you're speaking of to the bottom of the screening fence. When you have fill on both sides of that wall, there won't be any need to repair the current wall as it won't function as a wall anymore. Thank you. Well, this project address a better warning or visual for those going westbound to see the stoplight at Trinity and Salado. Many people run the red light here and it's very difficult to see. So there was a casualty apparently on Super Bowl Sunday by a red light runner. When they were turning from Salado. That would those improvements would be part of the second phase I believe. Are you aware of any. Any improvements to the area that'll increase. Yeah, could you remind could you repeat the issue that happened. The site is going westbound. Yeah, it's westbound on Trinity Boulevard. So that they can see the stoplight at Trinity and Salado. Okay. So we are raising the intersection slightly so that I should help that site distance and with the replace signal there will be new fixtures and I believe as they are always progressing those signal technology LEDs are. Better easily visible from a distance. The only other improvements to besides the upgraded signal technology. Are the dedicated left turn pockets that will actually be offset so that as you're turning left, you're able to see the oncoming traffic easier than you currently can. Or that you would, you would be able to and most signals because they'll be closer to that oncoming traffic so you can see it. I mean, this is Councilwoman Gina Bivens. I'd like to make some type of statement. I'm getting text from several homeowners. I don't want people leaving the meeting thinking that there's no way to put all of these questions and responses together. I'm sure staff is prepared to not only provide this recorded meeting and the video, but also some form of report that you can provide to the president for the board and the members so that they'll have answers because we're getting answers. On various topics and I don't want people leaving, not knowing that they're going to get firm responses. So can you guys agree to make sure that happens. Absolutely. Council member will put a report and will will distribute answers to all those questions. And if there are questions that people have that they didn't think of during the meeting, they should be able to send those to Robin as well. Is that correct? To run that's correct. They can. And for the homeowners, you can always copy me and Sandy on anything you ask and we'll make sure to get. A question for you, but that's just what I wanted to add because I'm hearing a lot of questions and I don't want people wonder, well, how we're going to get the firm answer. So we'll get that written report. And that's all I have to say. I'll go back on mute. Thank you very much. Yes, like we're not excited at the beginning of the meeting, her contact information is going to be in the meeting and the meeting will also be posted in the city's website project site and she'll be able to send you a link. To that, as soon as we have it posted. Yeah, and I'll save all of the private questions I'm receiving as well. Or not maybe you could go to the slide with your contact information 1 more time just so everyone. A chance to drop that down. So this is my email address as well as my cell phone number. Feel free to email me or call me with any questions that you may have. And most people have my direct email address as well as Sandy's, if not, you know, the, the president and Jackie can provide. But, you know, we just want people to feel at ease and informed. This is Jeff, could you go ahead and we have a lot of people that have called in. Could you go ahead and spell out your email address just to make sure everyone that's on the phone can hear. Thanks. Yeah, so my email address is R O N as in Nancy a K. Dot R E K. A N as in Nancy, I. At Fort Worth, Texas dot gov. So, once again, that's R O N a K. Dot R E K and I at Fort Worth, Texas dot gov. And my cell number is 6, 8, 2, 3, 0, 1. 2, 0, 3, 4. 6, 8, 2. 3, 0, 1. 2, 0, 3, 4. Is there somewhere we can. Yes, I'll be able to email it to you. If you just either leave me your email in the chat box or. Send me an email. Okay, thank you. Let's go back to the questions. Is there a term pocket at Trinity Lakes drive? Did we already answer that? I know there was a question about a term pocket. I can't remember if it was that same street. We were talking about Solado, I believe last time, so there will be turn pockets and immediate opening at River Lakes and Trinity Lakes. Yes. Okay. Can I ask a question? Sure. I had difficulty getting on. And I heard this just in passing. There will be no left hand turn from Salado on to Trinity. There will be left hand turns from Salado on to Trinity. They're the old squall drive, which is just west of Salado. Those left hand turns won't be allowed after construction. Okay, but we can make a left hand turn from Salado. Certainly, yes. Okay, thank you. No problem. Okay, there's another question. We live at the southwest corner of Trinity Boulevard and Salado trail. How will our property be impacted by this project? So, Southwest on the southern side of Trinity Boulevard. So, let me bring up the map. The footprint is not anticipated to impact your property within your right away at all. And I think you have that address, 2981, Salado. The, the, there will be a very small portion of your sidewalk on closer to Trinity Boulevard that we're planning to replace and possibly a little bit of curb to make sure when we are reconstructing that intersection that all the sidewalk and ADA ramps are compliant, but we're not planning to replace your driveway or impact anything on your pretty. Greg. So what's the plan for the land south of the roundabout? Good question. And if you go to the slide with the trendy lakes. I think there's some questions over there. Can everyone please mute themselves. Jeff, are you able to meet. Okay. So there's commercial and mixed use development on the north and south side of Trinity Boulevard towards 820 being planned. I know those plans are still developing so we can't speak. And we don't know, honestly, exactly what developments are coming in and being designed. But I do know there's commercial and mixed use on the north side and south side. So the roundabout will connect to that as well as the roadways to the west and I think I have their names of. They'll also connect to the rail station. I believe it's conductor road and rotary. But do you still have a list of questions? Yeah, sorry, I'm just trying to figure out where I last left off. Let's see on the map you're showing now, where will the new station be. So that's here. And this is our project. Okay, real quick. I'm sorry. I'm the one who asked that question. I'm Kendra. So it's going to be. Back there further behind that smaller lake. Is that what I'm. Seeing a small lake. Back there. So it's going to kind of put up to 822 or kind of right under. Where's 820. Okay. Okay. So further back, not necessarily in someone's, but I'm further down Trinity, but I'm just thinking of the homeowners back there. It's not going to be like right in their backyard. Is it. No, no. Okay, that's good. I just didn't know if we're for sure. It was hard for me to. I'm not really good with that. So I was just trying to thank you. I appreciate it. Thank you. Okay. I saw one question asked about the traffic flow and the neighborhood south of Chernobyl of art. Since old squall won't have the median opening. I just want to make a note that we can take a look at that at the surface. I don't see any needed changes, but we can take a look since. More traffic, I would assume. Would reroute to Riverlake to make that left. So. We'll see if there's any impacts that we can put in to make it safer. Okay. I think someone's asking when can all the retail construction begin. We're giving these plans many, many years ago. I think we had mentioned that. You know, we don't have exact dates for the construction of the development happening near the project area. But we can find that information out. And include it in the report that we're going to send out. I know this, the Terry station. And I believe the developments starting construction this summer as well. I don't know the exact timeline. But I obviously the station and the roadway are going to be a catalyst for the development to get going. So everything should be happening relatively quickly. I would like to ask a quick question. Yes. I need to, I need this deck since I missed all of it. Yeah. In the entrances to. Neighborhood to the south. You're going to add a new entrance, correct. You're talking about. Yeah, right there. Will you be able to go left there? Yes. Someone's asking, so is the widening just to the north widening. Like to account for the median. Yes, it's mainly to the north. I believe the roadway currently is situated a little further south. Then the center line of the road. Sorry, I can't hear you quite well. Did you say something? I think my internet's struggling. I'm getting messages saying it is. Can you hear me better? Is it getting better? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Yes, there will be turning pockets to turn on the river lakes. If you're going westbound or eastbound, they will, there will be for both directions. As well as Trinity lakes, as well as Salado. There's a question regarding, so they're asking, is anyone representing new development on the call? Can they address why the development promised. For 20 years hasn't started and what we can expect now the station wasn't planned development was planned. Not, I don't. Well, may speak to that. I don't know that this is the. No, I don't believe that's that's for the city to answer that question. Those are private development questions and. We'll provide, you know. Investing investments information information for you to contact them, but that's those are questions that we can answer. I apologize. This is, this is Ken. I'm hearing the questions trying to stay focused on the 20 Boulevard project project and. I would be glad to meet with any of the. The associations there. Their leadership are in a general meeting. I could answer most of the questions I'm hearing. And I'd be glad to just try this time to keep it to the project at hand. Appreciate it. Okay. Let's see. Well, a recording of this meeting be available. Yes, it will be put on YouTube and I'll be able to send the link out to the president. So that everybody has has that available. I think I covered all of the chat box questions. If I didn't, please let me know. Or if anybody has any other questions that they want to ask. Please go ahead. Hey, we're not, this is Jeff. I have a few that came in privately to me as well. I think we've covered a lot of them, but I'll run through them. I just did a follow up to the recording. This project does have a project page on the city's website. So. The, the recording will be linked directly to that page as well. Plus, that's where we'll be doing kind of regular updates on status updates on the project once we move into construction. So I highly recommend that everyone's bookmark that page. You can find it easily enough by just searching. Trinity Boulevard. When you get to the Fort Worth Texas website. But for questions. One was who's the manager of every vintage state investments. I think we've already covered that one. I found about intended to be the intersection connecting to Trinity Lake station because it looks further east on our map than on the TRE plan. Can we. Do we know a little detail on that? That will, that will be the 1st connection, but both, both the roundabout and conductor road will connect to the station. Ultimately. Can I ask a question? Please. So. This is Tanya is actually for Ken since Ken's out there. I can I'm continuing to get text messages about the maintenance outside the walls. Which is in relation to the Trinity Boulevard project. Realizing will be done till 2023. It looks like phase 1. We just want to be sure that the ways aren't going to be expected to maintain outside the walls. Given that areas being redeveloped, if you will, to encourage public. Traffic. That's, that's correct on you. Thank you. I got a few more questions. How many houses in the north will be impacted by the road being raised. You mentioned the wall and a land impact. Can you provide more details? The, the general stretch is from Trinity lakes to. River lakes that we're looking at needing to modify the, the backyard slightly. What was the 2nd portion of the question? She asked, you mentioned the wall and a land impact. Can you provide more detail? Is that for the north side or south side? I mean, it's for the north side. Yeah, I'm not sure about the land impacts. I mean, you could consider to, you know, in general, in every house will be a little bit different, but a re, re grading a leveling of the backyard. Obviously, there will be no expenses on the homeowner. Everything will be incorporated into the adjustments. And so any, any decorative landscaping or patios sheds, anything like that will be, will be adjusted or modified replaced with no cost for the homeowner. But the south side. When shouldn't expect any adjustments. Right. Someone's asking about the new. Will the new concrete roadway be able to accommodate the large amount of heavy truck traffic. The current level of truck traffic causes degradation. Yep. So the both section. I believe it's 10 inch concrete, which has been designed by a geotechnical engineer who. Not only analyzes the soils underneath the roadway, but also models and predicts the amount of truck traffic to design that. So. Short answers. Yes. Long answer was the previous statement. Jeff, did you get any other questions to you privately? I'm looking through now. A lot of the private questions we had already answered. I didn't read through them. Oh, I just wanted to say, I just posted the link to the. Project web page in the city for work site. So anyone that's interesting can copy. And then go to that project website. Any time and check for updates and. No information. And also this meeting this meeting recording will be posted in that site. Okay, I don't have any other questions coming in. As was mentioned earlier, you know, we'll put a response. We'll put our responses together. In a type of report and we'll be able to send it out to. The HOA to disperse to the property owners. So that you all have the information you need from this presentation. And once again, the presentation will be available for you to. Look at later on or to reference later on. And with that, I want to thank everybody for joining us on the Saturday morning. We are excited to get going on this project and. You know, feel free to reach out to me personally with any other questions that you may have. Thanks everyone. One last thing we have the contact information for the HOA president. I do. Yeah, it came in through a message. Okay. Well, on the website, I do, I think they said, I'm the HOA president for the website. Right. I think that there's the HOA is our separate for the, well, I think. What we're calling the North and South side of Trinity. But we can we'll be distributing it to all the HOA president. And so. They should be able to get in contact with their respective areas. Okay. So, so we do have all their email addresses contact information. So this is Tanya, I serve as the president on the master board. Our entire master board is here. So all four sub areas of our HOA are being represented on the call. Okay. Thank you. And I know Brad Lomberger coordinates with y'all frequently. So he helps us make sure we have all updated contact for the Northwest and River trails area. So. We should be able to get all of the relevant materials and information back to y'all pretty easily. Perfect me for any reason, you know, if someone doesn't get it, please contact. Everyone have a good rest of their Saturdays. Please reach out if you need to thank you very much for doing this. Thank you for your time. Thanks for being here. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you. Good job tonight. Thank you.


I will now give the floor to His Excellency Muhammad ibn Abdul Salam. He is the General Secretary of the Muslim Council of Elders. He has many other responsibilities. I will only mention two. He is a member of the Alhazard Center for the Interreligious Dialogue. As you all know, Alhazard is one of the main centers of the Sunni world. He is also the personal advisor to His Eminency, the Grand Imam of Al Azhar, Professor Ahmad Al Tayyab. It is very important to underline this. Your Eminence, you will speak with a particular authority about a problem that is very important to us this morning. In the name of God, the All-Merciful. Good morning everyone. May Allah's peace and the blessings be upon all of you. The title is very interesting. I hope that all of you are listening to the interpretation. Can you follow?  Okay, great. Does it work? Now it's good. First of all, allow me to express my personal appreciation to you, Your Excellency Professor Teri Duhamante-Brell, the Chair of the session, for convening this very important consultative and intellectual meeting, which has a very special and much-needed headline and theme. The international system between globalization and disintegration, which forces will prevail. What an interesting question. Ladies and gentlemen, Your All-Holiness, my dear brother Partholomew, Your Excellency, my dear brother and dear friend, at the outset I feel great gratitude and appreciation for inviting me to participate in this high-level meeting. The World Policy Conference and esteemed institution founded and chaired by the venerable Professor Teri Duhamante-Brell, a distinguished intellectual and expert, President of the French Institute for International Relations, IFRI, which, as we all know, is France's premier and top research center. I would like also to renew the welcome for the third annual convening of this conference here in Abu Dhabi, a capital city that holds great personal significance for me. A place I fondly refer to as the capital of human fraternity. Among its many inspiring milestones it witnessed four years ago the historic signing of the document on human fraternity for world peace and living together. By his Holiness, Bob Francis, the head of the Catholic Church and his brother, his eminence, the Grand Imam of Al-Azhar Sharif, when they visited this country for the first time in history in the presence of different religious leaders to proclaim and announce the document on human fraternity for all the world. It is unprecedented declaration in our modern time history. This was on February 4th, 2019, a day which has been announced and adopted by the United Nations General Assembly as an international day of human fraternity, celebrated each year worldwide. I believe that my participation in this session, which represents the three Abrahamic faiths, and discusses the quest for hope in a better world, in parts upon me a particular responsibility to speak about the potential of Islam in fostering this hope. Its experience is deeply intertwined with the history of the heavenly religions, all of which originated in the Middle East region, a sea upon whose shores prophecies descended and philosophies formed that remain powerfully present and influential in the conscience and thought of humanity. This is the same region that, to our profound regret, suffers today from a bloody and devastating war which at every moment claims the lives of innocent civilians, presenting a scene that imposes a collective responsibility upon us all towards humanity, not only towards the innocent casualties and the children, but towards our old humanity worldwide. It confronts us with the world we live in, a world that is indeed in a dire need of a dose of hope, a hope that can be forged through our will, the sincerity of our humanity, and our belief in justice for achieving peace for old people without discrimination. The scenes of devastation and bloodshed in Gaza is a deep wound in the body of our humanity. We all agree that healing this wound will take time, and it is not easy to address. We are at a turning point in the history of our common humanity. And through the past years and the years we live and the upcoming years of the future generations, we all hope to see the world respecting human rights generally, and not only chanting slogans, but activating these motives and slogans on the ground. Islam has cultivated hope for the future through its universal relationships of man, with God, the world, and his fellow human beings. It fosters a relationship of trust and hope in God and confidence in his power. The relationship with the world by considering it as a realm entrusted to humans who bear the responsibility of its stewardship and preservation for the benefit of future generations, a relationship with humanity through the values of justice, compassion, and solidarity. Therefore, when the Quran regards the prophethood of Muhammad, peace be upon him, as the culmination of the divine revelations to humanity, a continuation of the message carried by all prophets and describes him as a mercy to the world, it means precisely that. The meaning of mercy and its inclusivity for all people, not only for Muslims, but for all people. Considering revelation or religion as a beacon of hope for mankind and a mercy for all creatures, precisely at the French author and thinker, André Marlowe, affirmed when he said that the 21st century either it be based on spirituality or it will not be at all. And as you have referred to your old Holiness, there is a dire need to have the presence of the spirit of faith in our daily life in order to overcome the challenges. And also considering the message of this final prophet as a message to all humanity, because universality should be considered as a characteristic that religious message is based on spiritual faith, voluntarily ethical commitment and solidarity for the benefit of mankind. In contrast, globalization and its cultural aspect seems to be based on homogenization and attempts to externally standardize identities and cultural experiences according to the unified model. From this perspective arises the importance of initiatives that establish universality of religious values while preserving diversity and harnessing the spiritual power of religions to address the pressing questions and challenges. Just as articulated in the document on human fraternity which has been signed by the Pope and the Grand Imam in a moment of hope, we hope that we all build on it all. And as the Abrahamic Family House in Abu Dhabi provides a common space, not just for coexistence among these three religions, but also as a sphere for dialogue and cooperation among them. The Abrahamic Family House is a beacon of hope but it is also at the same time poses a challenge how we can use this hope to foster peace. Peace which is a quest and the cause we all aspire for but we miss it. Allow me here to reaffirm that the opening of the Abrahamic Family House in 2023 was indeed an extraordinary moment by all standards. A moment that allows me to say that I look toward the horizon. I can almost see many generations to come posing at this moment and reflecting on these steps. The inauguration of the Abrahamic Family House and the signing of the document on human fraternity in Abu Dhabi, the capital city of coexistence and the human fraternity. It is truly an inspiring moment inspired by the story of this house by faith of courage, patience and goodwill. When we have these three houses of worship in one space embracing each other and sending a message of hope and hoping that a hope that we all aspire for in our meetings. The reason for the existence of religions is to preserve the reservoir in enchanting the common good. And this gives us a pride picture for this hope. However, it also presents a challenge and this makes it a worthwhile to ask how the three monothistic religions can work together to realize their core shared values. How these how old religions not only monothistic religions how they can adopt and unify the stance and send out and unify the cry for the realization of justice and peace. I am fully convinced that victory will side with every benevolent force in our world that champions the essence of our humanity upholds these values and defend them. And as you have mentioned your old holiness Archbishop Partholomew the duty now is imparted on religious leaders and faith leaders and it is a great challenge. We have many challenges in every aspect of life the challenge of international wars internal wars and conflicts and we have a catastrophic challenge that is threatening the future of our future generations which is the climate change crisis. Your Excellency Professor thank you profoundly because you truly believe in the role of religions and the contribution and the voice of faith leaders and I invite you and other intellectuals and highly influential experts and people too to dedicate their efforts to the cause of humanity because more than 84% of the world's population are religious and affiliated to a faith or a religion. The voice of religion is very important and our world today is in dire need for having the voice of religious leaders and I was very happy when I when I heard President Macron when in a conference in Rome in 2021 when he said our world today I quote him politicians need the voice of religion and now we are facing the challenge of climate change and the United Arab Emirates is hosting 28 and tomorrow we will have evidence that highlight the importance of the voice of religions as we organize a global faith leader summit that bring all faith leaders in one meeting and in one summit representing all faith and religious denominations worldwide and some also who are not represent those who don't believe the unbelief is in our world they all stand in unity and solidarity to send a unified message and voice to the leaders of our world who will be convening at the COP28 it's also another evidence that our world will needs the voice of religious leaders that the COP28 for the first time in history will have faith pavilion during the COP28 for almost 13 days well host and will welcome more than 300 speakers from different parts in the world they will reflect, think and discuss the challenges of climate change and how space organizations and religious people and leaders can contribute to addressing this crisis and this faith pavilion is co-organized cooperation between the Muslim Council of Elders the COP28 presidency and the United Nations environment program and to conclude I would like to thank you all and would like to thank you professor and we have to seize this opportunity and inspire people with a message of hope thank you all thank you thank you very much your excellency and I would like to underline I would like to underline what you said your excellency and what his Eminence said before you about the responsibility of leaders and the leaders of religious institutions a meeting like our meeting this morning shows a certain courage to say these words that you just said at moment of a major crisis takes a lot of courage and is very significant


How about that Titans defense? Hit, sack, lost the ball. The Titans defense was all over the patch. The Titans defense destroyed them. If AJ Brown and Julio Escaldi don't know that, they'll want to see it. They'll want to see it. What a throw! What a catch! Now, Henry, he throws it. Those are planet killers. They ended the MVP Ravens a couple of years ago. They ended the Tom Brady Patriots, and I think they ended the Chiefs. Tennessee absolutely smacked them. Hey, welcome to the Titans Blitz. Coming off some major wins. Let's talk about it, because we got Mark Marriott. Oh, you know it, man. You bring the height, man. I'm not happy here. It's really easy to do after this last couple of weeks, man. What? You keep bringing me in here after a big win like that, and I got your energy all day long. We're going to talk about it. We're going to talk about it, because listen, I mean, the Bill's game, as big as it was, money and football, this last game against the Chiefs, the sweetest dessert you could ever have for after a meal. Oh, dude. And this was the number one ranked defense in the league coming in here, on a historic pace for points. And we'll see the highlights, man. But we came out and put a show on, and honestly, we're starting to get the attention we deserve. Yeah, absolutely, boy. Of course, you drop the Jets game, and I just keep some guessing a little bit. That's all it was. It's the long play by Vrable. I get it. We're going to get into it. But yeah, I mean, it's... We're on a roll. We're on a roll. And before we get into the game, hats off to the crowd, because y'all are always at home. For sure. So, Mr. Mariani, shall we do this? Let's do it, man. I want to see all these highlights. Hot takes with Mark right here. First of all, getting into it, I think Vrable likes the ball in the second half, but okay. So we don't get the toss. We got to take the ball first. We got hot early. Listen, man, this was a huge point in the game here. We come out and we set the tone. We smack them in the mouth. Then they get the ball. They take seven yards and take a 14-nothing lead at the middle of the first quarter. I mean, this was an unbelievable way to start this game. It was a near-perfect game.  The second half was just about controlling the situation. The game was won in the first half. Lights outplay. Offense was clicking because we've got all that firepower on the field. Take a look at some of these stats, though. The stats alone in the first half. These are total plays in just the first half. We have a total of 19. 277 yards to KC 67. That's just total. In the first downs, 19 to KC's 4. And all because of this, time possession, 23-16 to their 6-44. Ownership. Listen, and then turnovers.  It might be the end of their season, whatever.  But when you got an opponent in here it's not bad when you just start the game.  Maybe to start, set the tempo. And that's what we did in the first half. They got punched in the mouth early. That's true. Well, it wasn't just about the offense. As we're talking about, the defense had a day. We saw that front four. We only blitzed one time. And front four was just having lunch. If we can keep these guys healthy, I'll tell you what, we are leading the league in QB pressures right now. And that front floor, front floor with Simmons just mucking things up in there. And obviously Harold Landry and Bud Dupree on the outside. This is really fun to watch. And I guarantee opposing quarterbacks do not want to see this defense anytime soon. Dupree there with his first SAC, Strip SAC actually. Autry had a couple. Landry gets one. And just the pressures, even if they, even if it's not a full SAC, the pressures. I would like to give this, this back end credit as well, guys, because even when Mahomes had a couple seconds, we were covering them up. And we were bringing guys off the practice squad. We had guys stepping up, you know, Elijah Molden and Greg Maven and these guys just covering these dudes down the field. It was really fun to watch a total team effort. Absolutely. David Long, Jr. Yeah, look at this total SAC. So we had 19 total SACs in 2020, we have 17 so far this year. And we're just getting warmed up. But you're right. They're the heavy coverage on the back end. It's a perfect complimentary game. And it was so exciting to see as a Titans fan because it's like this is our potential realized. Well, and you can be so dynamic on defense when you can get pressure with just your front four. When you get pressure with your front four, the back end can do whatever they want. And when you got Rashawn Evans and David Long, Jr. flying around, you got the back end covering dudes. That is a nasty recipe for other offenses. It most certainly is. And then getting back to the offensive side of things. They talked about pick your poison in the off season with Derrick and AJ and Julio and Tana Hill. Because look, let's face it. They quote unquote shut Henry down with 86 yards. I mean, he had over 100 total scrimmage yards. But they sold out on Derrick. And that's fine. We wanted to see what could happen because this is what they did to us in the AFC championship game. They sold out on Derrick, but this time with all this firepower, Tana Hill is hot. Give Derrick Henry all of his credit. He deserves it. But Ryan Tana Hill is what makes this offense go. You need a third down with your legs. You need me to throw a deep ball. Show me that finger roll. There you go, baby. This guy, not only will he do whatever it takes to win 11 comeback wins in his first 30 games or whatever it is. Not only will he do that, but at the podium after the game, he'll get all the credit to everyone else. Respect to the opponent. I love the way this guy leads this football team. Absolutely. And they love him. Full respect for the guys in control. And then finally, we'll keep it short and sweet. He had a day. He's been sick. He's been injured. With eight receptions, 133 yards and a touchdown. AJ had a day. And a lot of it too. Hey, it's the pick your poison again. Julio's on the field. You were talking about this off camera. Yep, love seeing it. Love seeing this from this guy. AJ Brown can do it all. Get the ball in his hands with Julio on the field. AJ just licks his chops seeing the single coverage.  Tana Hill sees it and he takes advantage. Run after the catch. These two guys, if these two horses can keep it up we're going to be nasty on offense. It is a good time to be a Tennessee Titan fan. Alright, there's lots of memorable moments. Here's some Nissan memorable moments right now. Stick around. We've got more Titan's Blitz on the other side. In motion, Tana Hill. Direct snap, Henry. He throws in the end zone. Jeff from Nissan Stadium. I'm Lance Smith hanging out now with comedian DJ Pryor right here. Nobody dresses as good. This is this is choice. This whole thing. I couldn't pull it off, man, but I'm loving it. Thank you. You having fun this season? I am having a great time, man. This game right here was just insane. Congrats to the Titans, man. Yeah, right. So let me ask you though this because you're getting the full sort of NFL experience this season. Yeah. Bill's game, Monday Night Football. Bill's fans, Chief's fans. I will say that Bill's fans are way more disrespectful. I don't care, yeah. But Chief's fans are more polite, but they're still aggressive in competition, but it's fun competition. They won a Super Bowl a couple years ago. That's their thing. Yeah, and they remind you of that often. But I was like, yeah, you're only as good as your last win. Today you're not going to do it. They didn't have a lot to chirp about in this game. I like using, you're not in Kansas anymore. That was my favorite line for everybody. Also, I learned something about you. You're not much on the heights. No, not at all. It's not really my thing. So I wanted to do something that really, you know, I really challenged my fears. I just get in there. I told you to go up to the 300 just to check out the view. I said this before I realized you were afraid of heights. I really love this right here. Here we go. Are you ready? Yeah. You're going to be afraid of heights in the chair? Here's DJ Pryor and I'll tighten it up. Check this out. Ready? What am I talking about? I'll tell you. This. This is called a very sexy black man afraid of heights. You see, I'm on a mission to see if you can experience the hype of the game anywhere in Nissan Stadium even in the 300s. I got to know. We really helped.  I am posing as Spider-Man right there. Hey man, I had to do something to distract myself from how high I was. I call this episode 300. It ain't going to work out to what you think it is. I promise you that. You about to see. Kansas City. You're not in Kansas anymore, Toto. They no standing. They standing there. See? These cheese fans just confused to listen. You're right. I can do it, brother. I counted. Up to 300 with people around. See, I can do 300 when there ain't nobody around. When there's a lot of people, somebody can push you. Nissan Stadium, this is it. I'm on a great time, man. I want to thank all the people who supported me as I climb that treacherous mountain of the 300s. They were there to catch you. You can do it. It was great. Not much on the heights, but what of you? It's great because we own them throughout the game. Oh, man. You really never had any pushback. Not at all. That one guy was so angry. He was so mad. I just kept wishing this up the whole game. This ain't looking good for you, brother. You should just leave. I would just leave. I wouldn't stay. I love it. DJ Pryor, everybody. Okay, good to see you. We'll see you again soon. Stick around. We're Titans Vets on the inside. Nissan Stadium, Lance Smith here with you. It's now time for my favorite segment. It's been spooky all year, not just for Halloween. Titans trivia gauntlet. Here we go. I've got a series of questions that I'm going to ask. Andre and Brandi, how are you guys doing? Pretty good. Yeah, you good? I understand you know each other. You are dating. How adorable! This is going to be awesome. We'll see if you're still in a relationship after this. So Andre here. Brandi here. Who won the coin toss? I did. Andre won. Oh, it's nice being chivalrous and giving a tour. Let's get into it. Next question, multiple choice. Here we go. Andre, on first down, how many yards are needed to move the chains? 10, 5, 15 or 12? 10. 12 I think is Canada. It is 10. You have one point on the board. Brandi, next question for you. Who is the Tennessee Titans controlling owner? Is it John Robinson, Jerry Jones, Amy Adams Strunk or Amy Grant? Amy Adams Strunk. Amy Adams Strunk is correct. If you said baby, baby, it might have been Amy Grant. Moving on to question number two. You're both tied up here. Andre, after the Oilers relocated from Houston to Tennessee, what was their first home stadium in Tennessee called? Vanderbilt Stadium, Liberty Bowl, Nealon Stadium or The Coliseum? Andre, what say you? Multiple choice. The Coliseum? The Coliseum. No, that is incorrect. We had a Coliseum. Liberty Bowl because we're talking about Memphis. Played a little while there. Is it Tennessee Oilers? We don't talk about it much. Moving on. Next question. Here we go. Take control here, Brandi. What part of Nashville is the Titans practice facility currently located? I understand you're from Alabama, so here's multiple choice. Bellevue, Antioch, Belmede or Metro Center? Metro Center. She knew it right away. She knew it right away. Andre, she's winning. Here we go. Next question. Which Titans player is the proud owner of a taxidermied beaver named Steve? We're going deep on this one. Is that Taylor Luan, Roger Saffle III, Ben Jones or Julio Jones? Who owns the taxidermied beaver in the locker room? Taylor Luan? Taylor Luan. He wasn't competent, but he knows a guy like Taylor. He's going to own something like this. To take the lead once again, Brandi, here we go. What Jersey number did Derek Henry wear during his rookie pre-season in 2016? 12, 22 or 32? Two. What are you wearing in college? Yeah, you knew it. You knew it. There we go. Final question. Here we go. Who has started, Andre, who has started the most games in Titans Oilers franchise history at the left offensive tackle position? Michael Roos, Taylor Luan, Brad Hopkins or Bruce Matthews? Left tackle? Most starts. Okay, Bruce Matthews. What do you say? You going with Bruce Matthews? I would go with Bruce Matthews. He played a lot. He was actually Brad Hopkins. But that means Brandi's your big winner. That is how we play the Titans trivia Gullet. I'm happy for you. Hey, we got more Titans Blitz on the other side. We're going to talk about this Colts game. Stick around. Titans Blitz. We'll be right back. Here's a Titans Blitz coming to you from Nissan Stadium. It's almost Halloween. It could be scary time coming up back with Martin Mariani.  Hey, what a game to have on Halloween for me because these pesky Colts, they've had our number for a while. I was on the team in 2010 when they were 0 and 15. They beat us. We were going to go to play. I mean, listen, I don't like these guys. I don't mess around with them. I want to go to Indy and get out of there with the W and not even just not have any trick or treats happening on Halloween against these Colts. Tell me more about your hatred. You got Peyton Manning and Andrew Luck for years. We got them at Nissan Stadium early in the year. Let's just go take care of business and not give it a second thought. But it's hard to beat a team twice in a season, isn't it? I mean, this is going to be a hard game. It's funny that we just beat the Bills and the Chiefs and somehow this is a must win game. But it is and we need to see it as such. Well, divisional opponent and these guys have a ton of weapons on offense and you got a version of Carson Wins turning the ball over. We want to see that Philly guy come out this weekend. That's what this game is for. Yeah, exactly. Jonathan Taylor is an absolute beast. He's tough to bring down. Here are some highlights here. But Wins is playing at a high level. He's playing at the level they wanted to see him in. Here he is in that atmospheric river we saw the other night. They're rallying around the guy and he's going to be tough to bring down. But what is the key to him? I don't think he's as mobile as he maybe even wants to be. He's got two bad ankles this year.  Make him move off his spot for sure. And he will throw you the ball. So when he gives you a chance to take one away, you got to take it away. But you saw some clips of Michael Pittman, Junior in there. I mean, these guys, they can score and Jonathan Taylor, you know, running up and down the field, he's tough to bring down. So like I said, let's not take these guys lightly. Yeah, look at that. This guy is taking it away. He's in that throttle. I guess he's far ahead of that. He's taking it away. Brood is in physical battle. And I'm glad that Daneen is in a tightens uniform, but their defense is still really stout.   They do not turn the ball over. They do not give you unneeded penalties. And they hit you. They hit you. They're pesky, man. Yeah.  So we got to take care of business. I think this coach, you know, we were a coach very well at the Tennessee Titans, and we're gonna go up to Indianapolis on a business trip and take care of business. We are, we have become one of the most disciplined Titans teams that I've seen in recent history. So I'm liking the role that we're on, right, y'all? Yeah, it's really good. All right. DJ Pryor, thank you for being here. Martin, Arany, thank you, sir. We'll see you again. Let's bring home this dog. We'll see you next week.