 80% of it was routed to a public good. Until that was paid off, then 100% goes right to the tax entities. So it made sense for community growth and getting something. Instead of us spending $5 million and fixing up Town Square, someone else is going to pay through it through their taxing revenue. It really made a lot of sense. No checks were ever written to them. They never even got the beautification funds to finish the square because they didn't fulfill their side of the contract, which is why we have a great city attorney that sets things up where our money is always the last money in. So everything has to get done prior to that check being written. So