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14:28 In Jesus' name we pray. Amen. >> Thank you very much. Okay, let's move on to -- well, some people might be leaving. With the council roll call. >> Councilor Belcott? >> Present. >> Councilor Fuentes? >> Here. >> Councilor Nittle? >> Here. >> Chair Marshall? >> Here. >> Okay, are there any amendments to the agenda? >> Yes, I have one amendment for this evening. If we can add under separate business item number six, it's an emergency resolution to approve a temporary road closure. >> Okay, thank you. Okay, then we'll open it up to public comment.

15:25 And this time, it's open for open public comment. And public comment on any consent agenda items or separate business items. >> And Chair, we have some folks signed up. Julie Kep. >> Hi, Julie Kep, District 2. Good evening, counselors. Thank you for allowing me to speak. I attended my first Clark County meeting exactly one year ago today. I don't know if you guys recall that meeting. And maybe I just remember it because you never forget your first time. But the meeting was something else that I was not expecting. Attendance was overflowing into the other room.

16:23 58 people spoke. And it took two and a half hours just to get through the public comments. In the years since, I've attended as many meetings as I can get in in one form or another. I learned a lot about the work that goes on in the council. The boards, the commissions, and the various departments. I've listened to some interesting staff reports. And seen some wonderful PowerPoint presentations on everything from the comp plan,