Jon Moody putting a bunch of A D Us in there, I could very quickly overwhelm sewage pump undersized sewage pumping stations that were never designed to accommodate That. Adding additional stormwater runoff. in an area where we have open drainage systems in the big scheme of things probably doesn't do much, but in the smaller scale does. For instance, when you see that grate in the parking lot or that opening in the curb that lets the stormwater flow in, There's only so much capacity that that opening has. I start adding a bunch more, and that's what a lot of people saw during Milton. There's a lot of people that weren't in flood zones that flooded, basically because your storm sewers, the storm sewer inlets, do not have the capacity to take in that much water that fast. So that backs up. So I think there is some concern over the Just stormwater, but So I'm with David maybe in just identifying the more problem neighborhoods, get with utilities, get with public works and stormwater to identify the problem areas and make them special exceptions there. I don't wanna make a I don't wanna make Mrs. Jones go
Jon Moody I understand but it's just Yeah, but I don't think you're understanding the point that every time every time I add another impervious surface I'm adding more runoff. Adding more stormwater that has to go somewhere. That's right and if I'm in a bowl. It doesn't go anywhere.