come back to the table for discussion on that because a thirty day moratorium if that's the way we end up going seems like a long time but it's not so we have some work to do to make sure that we're where we want to out of the three thousand just looking at the rabies expiration dates about a third of them would qualify for a multi year license right now i'm not saying they would take it but that would qualify them also as you mentioned since we've been putting such a strong push the last few years licensing dogs we've kind of got a slow go renewals right in the middle here to september so out of these three thousand licenses we have probably about thirteen hundred that will expire from june to september so a multi year license would even the workflow out a little bit as you said it would chip save some postage and frankly you would be surprised the number of people who work at the sake of convenience that asked here at the counter or over the years have said can i get a license to the end of the rabies vaccination day so it's something that i think that would convenience both the city and the red dog owners for this did you know can you speak to any concerns you may have i information before we make a decision on that i mean i think it's important to know how this would impact the budget only this year but like going forward i mean do we take the revenue and put it in cairns or whatever the case may be a just and that's an important component of this discussion that we need to probably wouldn't be getting it next year you think so we need to adjust things that way because it would impact our revenue next year somebodies front loading three years this year they're not to be paying for the next two years well that would be when you put that seventeen budget in revenue share you would probably see a little dip next year just to the pre the year after that but then after that it would probably level itself out because the number of people using the multi  cycling is there any reason not to consider two tier system of one year in three years do we need that to the year in there i mean is that it ministry to be challenging to you know what to do and what the problem would be is is when the expiration of it would all be all be based on the dog rabies vaccination or separation so if you've got new people coming in and they've only got two years left on a three year rabies vaccination a few things first of all to do a major construction on the sidewalks throughout the city from the technical perspective isn't feasible contractors don't have enough cement or  necessary given this some of the circumstances so assuming let's say the engineering gave a recommendation as to where they sidewalks in the kurds should go based on where some of the paintings going to be going to happen in the next year or two and based on that the estimated cost just her sidewalk and her would be one point three five two million dollars special assessment district before we did learn some information said we needed sixty percent in with that assessment district to approve of the property owners on actually the charter says it was twenty five percent  further more possible that could be included in the special assessment escape let's say for example the stockade has a very specific proposal that they want to account for so you could include trees in the area as well as on different types of sidewalk on based upon what each assessment district would want that would change the cross corresponding on a question arose about how much it would cost to remove trees if they needed to be average would be four thousand dollars per tree on but that's hopefully we won't have to remove too many trees certainly that's a subject that many are concerned with in the city  amount of turds that would be required also could be exchanged according to the cost if we have a sidewalk that goes straight to the road with no grass intersection between the you could use been impacted her over to be impacted have learned about this understand that certainly there's no area that in the city that can't mount it wasn't really very good will happen and you will have back feet attached to your taxes it's not a tax again it's a special for you that the neighborhoods agreed to and not regards to  are now going to adhere to that twenty five percent and we're going to insist on sixty percent seventy five percent whatever the case may be how are we protecting how do we override that twenty five percent so that that neighborhood is protected twenty five percent other areas would need curbs so that cost to go down so it really depends upon the setscrew district itself but i thought it was wise to give you some numbers that you would have just to get a rough estimate we're talking about people have a very good idea of what the cost is and then move forward i'm certainly there's certain sections that are ready to move forward and we'll work to get those costs to them of clarification we haven't done anything because it's not the city's responsibility so this is a great thing to put forward but it's not just city isn't doing anything about it it's actually the homeowners responsibility and the only other thing that i would like to get agreement before we go forward is what kind of a percentage we're looking at that's deeply concerning to me especially one hundred twenty five percent and i'm thrilled to know that you know certainly you would say fifty to sixty and look i would be more comfortable  seventy five i think that we're in a position of having not having the budgetary means to offer our tax payers some of the highest paying taxpayers in the united states any  relief so then to run forty five or forty percent of homeowners or business owners into the special assessment district and impose this be on them is just really makes me uncomfortable you know so i would like to throw out you know seventy five percent of people signing out and to minimize you know someone that we can't afford another two hundred hours or three hundred dollars a year and our elderly our veterans you know to to make sure we're airing on such a side of caution  where that's concerned so i just think that's another point we all need to come to agreement on in moving forward you know i like the program and i like the idea that our city sidewalks made you know a ten homeowners are bearing the burden of hijab and have a hard time doing it themselves but i just think it warrants a lot of consideration for a few people who are barely hanging on to their hou