If you guys know, if the county officials know what these people want, you need to make it transparent to the public so that we know what we are looking at.

The county needs to be competitive on this project, not catching up on it. We need to know what we are getting ourselves into.

Um, like I said, you need to make it transparent. Now I need to make one more comment. I've been very professional up to this point, but what I read an email from Melissa. It said that only the applicants would be able to get up and speak. This is supposed to be a public meeting.

So I will, I will remind those in attendance, this is the Duchesne County Commission meeting, and there is a minimum level of decorum. I read that and I still feel the very same, that this should be a public meeting and that you need to listen to your constituents. Yes, yes, we have elections coming up. We've heard your comments, uh, Maureen, um, and under, uh, the code, you're, you're not an adjoining property owner, as you mentioned. No, you're not a board member or an officer of the county.

So the other question is damage different in kind than, or an injury distinct from-.

Speaker-BGet your stuff together and you don't walk over to a female and they start taking water out of the system.

Speaker-AThat is a very economical basis to our operation. We farm as a family, and the Pleasant Valley area produces a lot of crops. And if you start messing with the water on the Duchenne River, that messes with our lifestyle, with our living.

And so, yes, it can damage. It depends on what- it depends on what goes in the water.

Speaker-CIf we have extra pollution in Pleasant Valley because of- what about the- you will- what about our- regenerate-.

Speaker-AIs that going to affect our, our feedlot operation?

Speaker-CWho knows?

Well, I mean, basically, I can't tell you what it's going to-.