07/29/25 Commissioners Special Meeting [25:32-27:09]

and so there has to be due process. And yes, if push comes to shove, eventually, and some people have, just mean gods, and they, for some reason, don't want to deal with problem themselves, and they will hurt some of them. Something that might be looked at is other counties around us uses a really vicious handle they have guidelines for those hands. If they are wanted to, people, and they have to maintain a certain way, they have to house them a certain way, there's restrictions for their environment, as far as you know, that they're criminals, and stuff like that, how they build, how they care, and you know, those some kind of drives for partners to be checked on, make sure that those folks who are complying, they're going to say, that there's a lot of them out, and it calls it a problem, and potentially in an anger to the citizens. Is that addressed in state law, to your knowledge, anyone? That's addressed in state law. The guidelines, as far as how a key English is able to be addressed in local ordinances, the same as whether or not a, a, m, owners, a habitual, or not, you know, like if you're a habitual pilot, and there's some guys around us that you know, they can have a dull, first or bad period, which is okay.