I would actually use a little different scale, I think, Scott. OK. I pulled that off the way up in the state. I would recommend you go... Oh, percent. Mr. Chairman, members of the council, Madam Auditor. Thank you for the opportunity to speak to you this morning. Are you this evening? I would recommend going 180, 60, 40, 20. Scott, I think that's a... That's kind of the standard that folks are adopting now. I did check with fiber tech on this. One thing you need to be careful on when you approve an abatement for personal property is to make sure there are no other existing abatements on personal property because the interaction of multiple abatements can cause something that accountants know how it works, but it reduces the personal property tax paid on the equipment. So, I confirmed there are no outstanding abatements, and you're free to go forward with this formula. OK. So, that would be 180, 60, 40, and then zero, correct? 40, 20, 20. 80, 60, 40, 20. OK. Say that again. 100. OK. I never heard you say the 100. OK. So, that would be 180, 60, 40, 20, correct? Yes. Yes. So, that's what we would have to do before we go into that resolution. Yes, you can really help them. And then there was another question brought up on that too, and I'm not sure about that, whereas on the abatement fees, on this one here, didn't they go to... It's 100% to the... 100% to RDC. That was voted on, correct? OK. OK. So, I guess we'll do the percentage is first, and then amend the resolution. The percentages are... That is the amendment, correct? That is. OK. So, we need a motion to amend this resolution. OK. First and Janie. Second from Phil. Any questions on this one? On favor of motion, please say aye. Aye. Posed, passed. So, that will be 180, 60, 40, 20. Zero. I'll get the zero in here. OK. So, that will amend that. I think that's it. OK. You bet. Thank you all. That's all I have on my paperwork, and that's something that I'll take you. Except a motion to adjourn. Janie's first. Scott's second. On favor of motion, please say aye. We're adjourned. Thank you.
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