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up-to-date numbers because thirty-five percent is only as of 202, so there are not a lot of up-to-date numbers that cover the entire city versus city operations. Member Fergus indicated that Ms. Bakken mentioned creating a landing page with a dashboard of things that have been done and things that residents could use. He thought that on the dashboard, if possible, there should be a sign -in and the ability to click the things the resident has done or will do or something that gives the person virtual pride, which could feed into the ability award. Ms. Bakken thought that was a great idea She did not know if it was technically possible, but she would check into it. Member Rudolf congratulated the Commission on all the work done and the information given. She appreciated all that was happening and how Ms. Bakken emphasized the partnerships involved, either with other cities or community groups. Chair Ficek concurred and thought the information was exciting. He also liked all of the data and the trends given in the report. He appreciated all the information. 7. Assessment Policy Discussion Public Works Director Freihammer introduced the assessment policy discussion, focusing on abatement processes for public works projects. Mr. Freihammer explained the current policy lacks specific guidelines for abatement, leading to a request for feedback on potential timeframes and income - based assessments. The Commission discussed the pros and cons of different abatement models, including income -based assessments and fixed timeframes. The Commission's consensus leaned towards a simple, year -based model with the option for property owners to request additional time if needed. 8. Items for Future Meetings February 25, 2025, PWETC agenda: • MOC Update • Appointing PWET Member for MOC Engagement Committee • Metropolitan Mosquito Control District Presentation • Bike Plan March 18, 2025 • Pavement Assessment Management Future Topics • Pathway Master Plan Updates Page 6 of 7