<transcript><audio_47>really going to see infrastructure going into place and it took some time to develop the plans and select the projects it did i it if you look at a road project we're moving quickly i mean granted our projects are a little</transcript><transcript><audio_48>smaller in scale um but you know general rule of thumb from what i've heard is about eight to ten years to get a road project through the necessary hoops and uh so we're in that respect i guess moving rather quickly but it is it still has been a little frustrating uh you</transcript><transcript><audio_49>know but it's it's a great opportunity for the community and and the the uh benefits far outweigh the uh some of the frustrations that we've had excellent nice overview mike emily since coming to sheboygan i know you've been actively involved in the</transcript><transcript><audio_50>community outreach programs you've got a real big event the bike and walk to work week coming up can you tell us a little bit about what's planned who's involved and and what's going to take place and what goals you're trying to achieve with this</transcript><caption><image_51>The image is a screenshot from a video interview with Michael Vandersteen, the Chairperson, County Board. He is sitting in a beige armchair and is wearing a suit and tie. He has a serious expression on his face and is looking directly at the camera. The background is a plain beige wall with a plant on the left side. On the right side of the image, there is a blue banner with the text "Michael Vandersteen" and a logo of the county board.</caption> really going to see infrastructure going into place and it took some time to develop the plans and select the projects it did i it if you look at a road project we're moving quickly i mean granted our projects are a little smaller in scale um but you know general rule of thumb from what i've heard is about eight to ten years to get a road project through the necessary hoops and uh so we're in that respect i guess moving rather quickly but it is it still has been a little frustrating uh you know but it's it's a great opportunity for the community and and the the uh benefits far outweigh the uh some of the frustrations that we've had excellent nice overview mike emily since coming to sheboygan i know you've been actively involved in the community outreach programs you've got a real big event the bike and walk to work week coming up can you tell us a little bit about what's planned who's involved and and what's going to take place and what goals you're trying to achieve with this
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