Jake has a couple approaches that-.

I understand that. I just, you know, I just rebuilt them on that long there. That's what I'm wondering what these are. It's coming around that corner, you see it's a freeway, you know, there. Now it just make- just complicates everything that's happening there, you know.

So yeah, that next one is going to be- well, they need to go off and go back. That's like, you know, that up there, or they're looking into them. This one is pushing down.

The next one would be-.

The next one starts up a hill too, doesn't it?

We have a grade. Yeah, yeah. Well, L has shared an approach with these two. That's the way that I would guess it.

If you do that, then I'll approve my motion that we require one safe path Motion, Commissioner Blake, to approve the approach permit as presented. I agree with those stipulations and I'll second.

And the chair, Ms. Donnelly. Motion seconded. All those in favor, say aye.

Aye.

Thank you.

The next item on the agenda is discussion and consideration of Resolution 26- Good

Resolution 26-03

morning.

So I read through that resolution and, uh, I just want to say I know it's, I know it's kind of centered on a lot of livestock, agricultural stuff, um, and some of the things we're kind of worried about and talking about as well, people with private systems are out there and stuff, wells, and they're living on wells and stuff. So we're thinking It's been a long time since we've started kind of having some problems and going dry and stuff. So, but I've read through it and it all looks good to me for the way it reads and for what we're trying to alert. My only question is, if it's ratified,