 The state law requires us to put just the ballot question, what it costs to build the building and the equipment. But, you know, you have to operate that. I mean, you'd be a fool not to know that you have to put people in that building. And so we're going to have all the information, no different than we did a number of years ago, right when I became mayor. It's almost 20 years ago when we built two fire stations at that time. But, you know, a lot of cities just put what the cost of the building is, and then people get surprised by what the operating cost is. We're going to be very clear, very transparent to make sure you're not just approving the building.