Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I guess there are a couple of options out there. The community has done a very good job of doing a study that brought the information forward that brought us to this stage where we will probably need a project description report done on the route and the environmental side of it, and also look at the economics of it. Of course, a large stockpile by all stakeholders for gravel needs for the next five years is probably the cheapest way to go, but the community has been very determined that they need a gravel source and we’ve been very cooperative with them. The next step is still yet to
be determined. The report has just come out a couple of months ago and it was not something that was readily available for everybody to come up with an opinion.
My position is that there is the Community Adjustment Fund that I would like to see the community put an application in. I’d be happy to work with them on trying to secure the money, the $1.2 million that’s required for the next step, the next phase, which is the PDR. The Member mentioned that the P3 is available and it is. The community is free to apply for P3. It’s going to require three-quarters of the dollars required for the project to be invested by someone, more than likely by the community. So there are a couple of options open. We would like to sit down and discuss the options with the steering committee and the leadership of the community as to what the next steps are going to be. Thank you.