So walk us through, as a landowner, if I own a farm or a larger piece of land, and considering that, walk us through what that means for these folks.

I mean, it just kind of, again, puts the ball back in your court.

What do you need to do with your property, right? There's a lot of case law around that, even like the rights of your property and how you're able to develop it and use it.

That's what that rule was intended to do, was to be able to bridge that gap And we had a lot, this is not Troutman, I will say this is not Troutman.

We had some cities and towns around the state that were putting their foot down and did not want development coming there unless they were able to do sewer capacity.

And we had a lot of developers such as D.R. Horton, Ryan Holmes, some big players that were wanting to bring the infrastructure because of the housing crisis that we had.

And they needed something like this to be able to bridge that gap.

I mean, given the growth rate that we've experienced and, you know, some of our current...