What does that mean? You reduce bureaucracy, you increase access and transparency. That drives down cost, drives down the time to a project. And We estimate with that reform and the reforms that I'll get to in a moment on impact fees, that we can reduce the cost per unit by 60 to $70,000. A governor has not been able to say that in years and years in this state. That's progress. And that impact fee is an important part. I saw this firsthand. (28:34–28:46)
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