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Dave Borg

21:44 - 22:03

“it's not going to be lightning fast, and I, I don't want to be lightning fast. I want to be very detailed and methodical on how we move forward, but making sure that we move forward with— in the timelines that were required. But yeah, you guys will be part of it every step of the way, as will the council”
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So, you know, when we're starting to talk about a scale of this large, then there's the demo, you know. I mean, there's a lot of things that we really have to look at and how we're going to move forward. So it's not going to be lightning fast, and I, I don't want to be lightning fast. I want to be very detailed and methodical on how we move forward, but making sure that we move forward with— in the timelines that were required. But yeah, you guys will be part of it every step of the way, as will the council, you know.

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