can you solve this linear programming question?

Gotham City's new mayor, Oswald Cobblepott, has plans to develop several new recreational facilities that must be completed within the $3.5 million budget. A survey of the city residents has resulted in information about the type of facilities that city residents would like to see built is described in the table below. More specifically, this table provides the cost to construct and maintain each facility, the acres each facility will require, the average monthly usage of each facility. The mayor has decided that at least 15 facilities will be built and has set aside 55 acres to be used for construction. Mr. Cobblepott provided the following goals and he stated that Goal 1 is two times more important than Goal 3 and Goal 3 is two times more important than Goal 2 and Goal 4. Goal 1: Mr. Cobblepott would like to spend the entire budget, at the same time he does not want to go over the budget Goal 2: Mr. Cobblepott aims to build enough facilities so that 15,000 people or more each month can use them. Goal 3: Mr. Cobblepott wants to avoid using more than the 55 acres that have been set aside for the project. Goal 4: Mr. Cobblepott would like to avoid spending more than $80,000 per year on maintmance costs for the new facilities. Explicithy define your decision variables and write the complete LP formulation of this goal programming problem Wrie your arswer below