the island in the past, in the reviewing that work, and the way the samples were handling, neither dtsc nor the navy feels there is any evidence of a problem on treasure island. so at this point there is no reason to delay the transfer. one of the things that is standard practice to have either split samples or confirmation samples taken at the same time, and we're talking about radiological work, to either have split samples or confirmation samples that are independent. split is where an individual sample is taken and divided between the laboratory. confirmation is cdph is simultaneously taking samples of the site. that should avoid the problems where there were samples that were improperly taken or handled or falsified as was the case at hunters point. >> president tsen: i would ask if you could put that into a memo to the board. it's justifiably a conrn tt has been raised in the public and it would be helpful to have a written memo that summarizes what you said. >> sure. >> i want to just make a comment with regards to the marina. i concur with commissioner dunlop. when i voted on gr

there were representatives from the various regulatory agencies, navy, e.p.a., dtsc as well as cal dph and our local public health department. tetratech was invited. it was lengthy. the take away from that meeting was the mayor also, actually that morning, as well as leader pelosi had also issued a letter with regards to parcel a residents, and requesting the navy and the regulatory agencies to do a reevaluation of parcel a, even though it wasn't the subject of the fraud. and malia cohen -- supervisor malia cohen as part of hur opening remarks emphasized that retesting occur, so that information is out there and the regulatory agencies and the navy is looking into a plan to reevaluate that. a allowed for opportunity to bring this item back in september because from that hearing, the navy and the e.p.a. announced they'll be releasing their work plan in the coming two weeks, in june, and it would be opening to the public for public comment for 60 days. that would information on the process to retest and reopen g 1, and the rest of the shipyard. i think the take away is there's a coordina