. >> my name is eric bauer with bcci. our construction team is aware of the challenges with the mixed use building. we staffed our supervision to manage any noise complaints. bcci has been participating in weekly meetings with the commercial property manager, hudson pacific properties. and google every week since prior to this work starting to discuss any issues that come up. hudson properties specifically requested that all communication between the commercial and residential prosecution portions of the building should be to the management and not reach out to the tenants. that was the direction we were given, there are two property managers, the residential and the commercial space. we completed over 160,000 square feet of interior demo in two months. we started in early october through early december of 2017. the work that was discussed earlier, that was work that was not associated with the google project. there is roof work that the building was doing and other work in the building that was unrelated to any google co

before i turn it over to bcci what is happening on the ground. i want to make a couple of points. i mention them in my brief. and mr. denny said this a couple of times, that google didn't do any outreach, we gave them the cold shoulder and that's categorically wrong. as soon as google found out about the first appeal filed on february 7, google reached out multiple times to the appellants and said, let's sit down and talk, what is the problem? they got no response. they didn't respond, they said we don't want to talk to you. so we got complete radio silence from the appellants, despite all these concerns they had about google, nothing, nothing and they applied for their rehearing request, or their rescheduling request. and the day that president fung denied that request was a friday. i think it was april 6. on monday, we got our first communication from the appellants, first time. they say we want to talk to you, but it's according to the terms of our demand letter which we're attaching and that demand letter is an exhibit to the brief, where they say you pay us money for the dama

we are looking at from bcci and mid july to end of july. it is really pretty much firm three more months of very loud noisz. >> thank you. >> all right. okay. you were also tenant, weren't you? >> yes. >> you should have spoken in public comment. >> i apologize. i live on the ninth floor. a few things that were said, i want to clarify. some said all or most tenants agreed to having the work done as quickly as possible. that is certainly not the case. at the very least, it was 50/50. there was no tally or anything like that. a few of the people who did peek were affiliated with google. also, at the very meeting yesterday, they said we've gone through october, six more months, not three months. they told us to our face it would be work, construction on the sixth floor would continue through october. the pain that we're suffering would be grave. ewith just move to hours later in the day and not rudely awakened on monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday at 7:00 or 8:00 a.m. to get some peace, not stressed out, and like i mentione

that is what the gentleman from bcci said last week. if we reduce 7:00 to 9:00 or saturday, again, that lengthens the amount of time that is three months of loud noise which we will continue to use the acoustics expert and other ways to try to mitigation whatever we can with it. and that is lengthened. >> i get it, but this is what happens when you do six months of work without any kind of tenants. >> forgive me for interrupting. it was three months. and since this has been shut down since early february and we are hitting may. we did not take possession -- >> been punished pretty good at this point. >> no, recovering lawyer. i can't help it. >> i was going to ask that question last time. and we're representative of the public and the 7:00 to 9:00 limitati limitation, that applies to all the floors? all floors, yes. what about what google submitted and making the condition to what was submitted? you can accept that they are going to adhere to these with an act of faith, which i have no problem with that. the thing is whether you want to

bower from bcci. so mr. duffy raised a question, how much longer of this level of noise is going to continue, where are you in the project? >> well, david can probably give us a better update where we are overall, he's the senior superintendent. >> i'm david alexander, the senior superintendent on site. it's kind of a difficult question because we've had -- the permits are spread throughout the floors. so some of those have been suspended, so that work, even though we're in the loudest part of it, had to stop. we took the permits we were allowed to work on and continued through those. 4th floor and the 2nd floor, still open permits, we've gotten past most of the loud stuff. there is really no quiet way to attach to concrete it's a concrete structure. that's the world we're living in. with those two hours a day, we maximize that time. we have to make that noise, so right at 7 and right at 9, those are our windows. but our goal, as much as it is for them, probably just as bad, we want to be finished an be out