I think so. It's a balance, and the community recognizes that. There are some things that the community might ask for that might end up being too expensive and will delay the project, but it's in communication with the community that those determinations can be made.
There are projects that we might want to do that fit in. For example, there is the 150-year celebration that the government is planning for next year.
My colleague here is from the Jane and Finch community, and they're working with Metrolinx to look at how they might be able to put up a recreational centre right at the corner of Finch and York Gate where the maintenance and storage facility will be. They're looking at how they might be able to tap into that, that federal campaign around Canada 150.
It's communication, informing the residents about what is available. They could look at a suite or a range of things, as you have suggested, that they might also be interested in, and we come together in that, but it's through communication in having the community at the table in those discussions that's important.