That's uninqualating it in city window.

So it's one that's going to build how we chose to do it.

So only yeah, it's kind of building a later we can about that.

But it's kind of a little different than all the other ones we have.

And since and since we took over this this commission, we have had a lot of help.

We've we've reached out to the city, and we've had um Milan pull up Darlene used to do the lawn herself.

She was in her seventy years old, and she was out there doing the lawn.

We have we have we have um not abated.

I thought abated meant that you um that you painted over it, but that's it's that's not we enclosed it in most places, and um get a little bit more to do, but not most most of it's done.

I think this the downstairs floor is all done.

Maybe yeah, um so we need our electrical upgraded.

We don't have the price the price on the fire alarm system yet.

We're working on that.

Um we had um Rob Henry came in with a few people and they checked it out and then they came to us and said the one of the things we we we should do is we didn't put doors in some of the hallways so that the smoke the smoke um doesn't go up and down.

So we we're already done one of the doors, we're working on it, and it happened to be probably the door that it was originally there, and we got we have one more to do.

Um so we'll we get we that got that going, and we've had some help from what's Gary's last name?

Gary Michael is volunteered as services, so he's come and helped us a little bit, and then I know Bill does a lot of the work.

You do any of the work?

He does a lot of the work.

Um, and I think Mary helps sometimes.

I I tend not to do the work.

I just all right.

Somebody's got a point out.

I just smile a lot.

Um but um one of the things that when David came by, David's last name is what is it?

Yeah, Dave Janishar facilities director.

I just always get his name wrong.

He he thought we should lift up building and then we'd have to recalibrate it and all this, but we found a easier way, but we still don't have the whole the price on that one.

Well, it says 31,000.

Yeah.

Um, I wanted to put a I would love to put an elevator in because if you've ever seen 1770 stairs, I have to hold on to the railings to go up and down them.

Um, and um that but that would that's long time down the road because once we get the joists fixed, then we have to recalibrate the whole building because you can't put a we probably have to put it in the the outside, and if we put it on the outside, then we have to come back to um the historical uh group again and and make see if they'll let us do it because we are we are we have come back here like the windows that we we have to do them that way and um the painting I don't I don't think we have to, but it makes sense.

Um anything else on that page.

Oh, encapsulation, that was the word I was thinking of.

I always thought abatement was the word um funding challenges.

So funding additional 35,000 dollars in annual operation expenses would get us through the year, however, that's not the way the grant work the uh trust works.

Uh evaluating the about the part another part-time assistant house manager, so that she's not there all the time.

Um maintenance projects, not not the big ones, not the capital improvements, but the day-to-day ones, emergencies.

We don't have any money for that anymore.

Um so we we've talked about options with um Colin, and I'm not I I wasn't at the last meeting, so I'm not sure who else was there.

But we see three options.

One is that we fixed this place up, and Jean Marie knows it's in the she came at perfect location.

She thought it was great.

The guys were going in and out, they could walk anywhere.

Um but that was one that we would keep it, and we we would need help with that.

The other option is that we sell that and buy something that's already in good shape.

And we did find a few places like that.

You know, there was one on Elliott Street, there was uh one on Mill Street, and they were probably the same amount of money, but they were also in in okay shape.

You know, one of the one of the places we looked at that's not available, uh, has had has an elevator in it.

Um, and it's also a little off the off the beaten path.

So that's the second option.

The third one, and we talked about this a little, was to turn the program over to a community agency, like um church church community corporation.

And we've talked to them and they might be interested.

But those are the those to me are the are the three options.

Uh, and um the the only other option is to eliminate it all together, and we don't have that as an option.

Limit it all together and go through the courts and the we don't want that.

We're very passionate about this.

So if you look in the oh, I didn't go to the next one, did I?

That first option, as you say, we need a lot of help.

We would need a lot of help.