again. Greetings, city council Lodge. How are you doing? Well, sir. Citizens of Highland Park, first and foremost, I want to thank you for your time and state your name. Oh, forgive me. Robert Lodge, thank you, Mr. Lodge. Go ahead. Thank you. Allow me to give my condolences to you, President transition of your we were informed at the last meeting and the first I've heard, and I didn't get a chance to give you my condolences to you and your family at the last Council meeting on the 17th of March, I, along with my neighbors of the city of Highland Park, East Grand Bullough, East Grand Avenue. We came here with a major concern, and I'm concerned we believe, was valid. You made several comments of that. You were surprised that the grand residents were upset and came here to ask questions. You felt that someone has had given us some wrong information, and because the wrong information, and your in your thoughts and your perspective was given to us that we came here upset for no reason, and it was obvious that our residents, our neighbors, were upset. So please allow me to address that issue, because first and foremost, I'm thankful that someone gave us that information and we found out who that someone was at the same moment you found out. And I want to commend Pro Tem Councilwoman, President Pro Tem Robinson, for taking time out of her schedule to make sure we was aware of a vote that was taking place that night, and we was fully unaware, and so my questions would have been but this is not the place to ask questions. Who was responsible to let the citizens know that something of that magnitude was taking place, and it's quite obvious to me that our concerns were valid, because now a survey has been created to get information from all the citizens of this city before this Council makes those kind of decisions. And the reason I was going to stand here tonight was to make my complaint about this council making decisions pertaining to this city without informing the residents of the city. We are very knowledgeable and deserve that respect. So thank you, Mr. Garrett, for creating that survey so that anything that happens in this city, the residents of this city, will be informed. And my second question would have been, but since this is not the place to ask questions, is why would this council vote on such a major issue without informing us? And that has been answered, I still would like to know in the future who was responsible to let my citizens Forgive me, my neighbors, my family, know what was going on on their block, and who was accountable to make sure that person responsible informed us. Thank you so for your time. Thank you. Thank you