tim lee, who did a geogrouting for his new garage and undercut my garage with the geogrouting to do the project. i hired mr. mudky for that project. he met with the engineers. we made a couple of improvements through a couple of structural questions. they built the project. there was never a complaint. there was never a hearing. there was never an appeal. so it's really -- in fact, he also paid for my engineering. so there was no battle in that issue. secondly, this year alone, i let mr. butch come across into my yard by scrastleddin scaffoldine backyard to set up and put in sheer wall and new stucco that he wanted on the wall of my house. he said i'll pay you 5,000 to do it. i said you don't have to pay me. if it's a good project and you need to do it and it will help, that's fine. so he came in, he did it. at that time, everybody was happy. however, he then decided to do the garage. now he's been a year and a half from this state that you see on the drawing. it's been like that with the big dumpster coming out from the backyard for a year and a half. i know you have a letter from one

the gentleman here keep talking about geogrout. geogrout is a company that looked at the project a year ago, for a different structural engineer, mersa in oakland. they are not involved in the project. we chose -- or the specialty subcontractor chose another contractor with bigger, better equipment, that is less seat of the pants type of work, it's electronic, it's very sophisticated. and it's the injection of a very fine -- cement. there's no chemicals involved because of the epa rules. and water. and it's like randy said, if you go to the beach, you excavate sand. at first, it's moist and it will stand up. it's moist and it will stand up. as soon as it dries, it starts to fall apart. so by turning it into this weak concrete or some people call it sandstone you do away with that. the process involves a grid of four foot six on center, not from the property line. at four foot six on center, there's a nozzle that's stuck down and there's a group of people that are trained nozzlemen. there's dials on their machine -- on the top of th