The city council agenda includes a debate about the feasibility of building a new public art museum downtown. The council members listen to information about possible sources for funding like donation and admission cost. They talk about long-term plans for the whole downtown area and how an art museum would contribute to the community. The project architects present plans for the building and a time frame for its construction. What other information is relevant to the council members as they try to decide whether to go ahead and build the museum?

A. cost of compensating business owners currently inhabiting the proposed museum site
B. the yearly salary of the project architects and their spouses
C. the number of speeding tickets issued in this area in the past two years
D. cost of building a high-speed train line between their town and a large city three hours away