the grout contractor is actually paid by volume of grout. and that is what they're monitoring the whole time. so with the geotechnical input that larry's provided, that mr. carp's provided, they know how dense the sand is, as they're going down. it's a very experienced firm that does this. so they only want that two foot bulb of grout, that two foot column of grout. because anything more than that, they're going to have to excavate it, and they're going to see it in the volume. so i'm not sure why that's such a concern, when the -- are right there controlling this procedure. they're controlling the volume of grout. >> there is no risk of it expanding underneath impact -- >> there's not zero risk. >> what is the risk? >> the risk is very, very small. this procedure's used extensively in san francisco and other places in the world. >> and what are the implications of it expanding into the property of the neighbor -- of the appellant? >> then there's grouted sands underneath his property. it would improve -- >> what would that do? >> it would i

also, we did not have any drawings that illustrated the -- grouting. we met with the geogrout, and he showed us the plan this he had in mind. in the package that the attorneys put together, exhibit e, that shows the grouting for the gmi as proposed, mr. carp said that it's four foot six away, well it's four foot six away from his property line near the back near the elevator lobby but adjacent, very close to his house, for i think 30 feet, near the house. so there's some misrepresentation. so i did subsequent to the filing of the appeal, i did have a conversation with the engineer that did the calculations. there were -- it's not perfect, but i understood it but i had to walk it through with him. maybe mr. pang did the same thing. the only way for me to understand was talk to the engineer that made the calculations and make a connection between the information that owe on the shoring plan. so the whole point is that it's high risk. i'm here to help mr. keith understand the risk and protect his property. so thank you. >> vice president fung: mr. ludky,

there are risks, which i told you excavation and grouting will cost money. even though the magnitude of those risks will be low. we will be identifying those as we look at estimates and bring it to you. good point. the only point at this moment i can say is even though the numbers are looking really bad we are making progress. the team, whether it is a contractor, the cm, the drilling team, everyone along with the agencies are working very hard, very coherently so the project can proceed finally. this is the report. we will keep continuously updating you as e get more information. >> thank you. commissioners, any questions? commissioner cain. >> i was just checking a few notes. could you help me with the history. how many people or different concerns do we have looking at the problem? >> how many different consultants are looking at it? >> yes. >> the main consultant is urs. that sour designer of record. then we have the technical panel, advisory panel. they have five different experts in the industry who come with different backgrounds, some professors, som

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