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- Transcript Hi. This is Dana Bayer, director of communications and media relations for the city of Frisco. Press two to opt out of future Teletown hall calls in a few moments. We'll begin our live town hall meeting, where we'll be talking about this week's KPMG women's PGA Championship. We'll also share the latest project. Updates about downtown redevelopment and Grand park, you will have an opportunity to ask questions. Please stay on the line. And welcome to our live telephone. Town hall, now in progress, you can reach the city. Of Frisco at 9722-292-5080. You are joining a live conference already in progress. Please be aware that your local phone company may leave your line open for up to 32 seconds after you leave the conference, if you would like. To ask the speaker a question, please press zero. Comfortable? You can watch some championship golf like I. Said kids 15 and younger free. With a ticketed adult. We also have free tickets for military veterans in active duty, and they can also bring a plus one for free. Saturday is going to be youth day, so we'll have special offers for our junior golfers again. They're free if I haven't. Said it enough. 15 and younger are free, but we'll have different putting clinics. Different golf clinics for them to participate in. And then the juniors have reserved seating behind the 9th. Grade. That's where a lot of these players will come up afterwards. They'll sign. Autographs, they'll take photos. A lot of these women are moms themselves, and so. They're joining us on our mission to grow the game. They want to see the kids. Out there, so it's a great opportunity to introduce your children to the sport. If they've never been out there before. All right. Well said, Wes. Any other questions you got? I'm really excited. Well, Nicole told me before we went on air that she's been so busy today, she's already taken 23,000 steps. So we're going to let her go home. But we appreciate you taking time here to tell us more about what's going on here. Awesome. Thank you. Yeah. Wear comfy shoes. Golf attire is encouraged. You can also get some official KPMG Women's PGA Championship apparel at the PGA shop, so we hope to see you guys out there. There's also a discount code. I almost forgot to mention it, but if you all scan this. QR code or if you're watching from the comfort of your home, you can go. To KPmgwomens pgachampionship.com, click on tickets and if you enter the code PGA neighbor ten at checkout. Seatgeek will automatically apply that 10% off code. And again, if you have kids, buy a ticket. They. Get to go for free. So I hope to see you all out there this Thursday through Sunday. At PGA Frisco. All right, so just to be clear, kids are free. 15 and under kids are free. So at PGA of America, we're really about growing the game, and we believe that in order to be great, you need to see great. And so what better way to inspire the next generation than it to bring the best golfers in the world right here at PGA Frisco. This will also give you guys a sneak peek at what's coming in 27 when the PGA Championship comes through. But you guys are going to be really. Impressed with what these women can do. Their swings are beautiful. Like I said, they're all. Moms. They're about growing the game. They're very interactive with fans. So if you have little ones like mine that want to get autographs. This is the perfect environment. Complementary water kid day. Tons of activities they can put for free. It's a really family. Friendly. Great event. All right, well, we look forward to hosting it this week. Thanks for being here. Let's compare a quick round of applause. Thank you so much. All right, now, we've got a couple of videos to run through for downtown Frisco. And Grand Park. This is Jason Brodigan, director of engineering services. Our downtown redevelopment project started in July of last year. Our goal is to make downtown more walkable, with wider sidewalks, trees, a parking garage. And a plaza at fourth in Maine. We've installed temporary parking lots and signage to help our businesses and their. Customers. we've also dedicated a web page for construction updates about the project the project has a public investment of about seventy million dollars the web page
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