christine griffith again. i want to quickly address some of the points that were raised. he cited that the eir does show how access would occur. that is true. it does show how to access would occur. but it does not show is the impact of traffic on local streets, how garbage trucks and cars that would normally be in the valet area will be parked on already-busy streets. similarly, he cited that the design analyzed in the eir is consistent with the design recently released to the public. if the design was consistent, i wonder why the museum waited to release it until after the eir was certified. in fact, if you look closely, you will see the materials and design are different, and that does affect the visual analysis. the easement referred to was not part of the eir analysis, and thus cannot be a negation measure or mitigating factor for the impact that should be analyzed in that document. the easement that of the moma has offered is not permanent and irrevocable. it's specifically allows unilateral termination. with regard to construction traffic, if the volume of trucks a