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free, and I got these pictures here. But you don't have to take them. All right. Here. Here's a good one. November. We've got a couple more, and I'm out of here. November 8th, three cameras jammed on the front of the house. That was Saturday from noon o'clock to 6 o'clock. Nobody's home. Council President Brossard: Excuse me, Mr. Primosch, that's five minutes. Donald Primosch: Okay, All right. Thank you. Hey, by the way, I hope you all have a Happy Thanksgiving. Council President Brossard: Thank you, sir. Thank you. Donald Primosch: You, too, Mayor. Mayor Jones: Thank you, Mr. Primosch. Mr. President? Council President Brossard: Mayor. Mayor Jones: I will meet with Mr. Primosch and our Safety Director after this meeting to accept the pictures that he's brought up and then share those through Council's Clerk with you. Also, just by way of information to our Council Members and our residents, as part of the due process of any applicant that would come into the city requesting a zoning change, there's only two ways to sponsor legislation here in the City of North Olmsted, to allow for that due process to be considered. That legislation has to be sponsored by a Council Member or the Mayor of the City in order for that applicant to continue on with their due process. So sponsoring that particular piece of legislation or any zoning change does not necessarily mean that me, as a person, or as a representative of our City, as the City of North Olmsted, is in favor or not in favor of a development project. It simply means that, again, that's part of that due process. That's the only way that Council can even consider voting for or against a zoning change, is if that legislation is sponsored by someone. And finally, it was brought up that the particular development that we're speaking about that would be located off of Butternut Ridge Road, has not been made aware in the public through our public newsletter. The only projects that we do bring forward in that newsletter are projects that have been vetted through City Council. There are many, many projects that come before the City each year. Some get through the process to the point that we are now where they're being vetted through our boards and commissions, and some never even make it that far due to many different reasons, including, for example, the applicants who are bringing them forward might not have financing, and so they've stopped pursuing those projects. But just wanted to make everyone aware of those things. Thank you. 11 8 25 Council Meeting Minutes Page :11.