. >> sue hester, attorney for the 246 2nd street homeowners association. the president of the association had intended to address you but he has a sick child and asked me to come in his stead. the homeowners association is a condo building one block away from this building. it is the project that people most directly affected by this project. we are asking for a one-week continuance from the 5th to the 12th. when the first -- there were extensive comments from the homeowners on the d.e.i.r. those of you remember it it was a knotty passive case. these people are involved. they have been watching to find out when the hearing was and at the end of june the hearing was announced for the 2nd. it was announced in the paper and on posters on site and notices were issued. people made then their vacation arrangements. they held off until the hearing was on. two different units including mr. dagopia, his family made -- paid reservations to visit his family, costs a lot of money nonrefundable tickets, $5000, he is asking not only on his own behalf but on behalf of an

>> sue hester? who has copies of this legislation and staff analysis? as far as i know, neither of the eastern neighborhood c.a.c. which was canceled by staff for this month nor market octavia has had a chance to have any input on it. we are getting to the point where the people who spent years and years of their lives in planning processes are becoming irrelevant. they're not consulted. this is legislation, as far as i can tell from what was discussed, that has been developed between the client and mr. yarney and perhaps some other people of that level. it's going to be something that affects the broader community. ask anmarie who got her staff report and the legislation. i got it because i asked for it. it didn't come to me over the transom. i asked for it. who is at the table? who is discussing this? the issue of community improvement is a big issue for people in all the eastern neighborhoods, in market octavia, and even though they don't have a c.a.c. in the rincon hill area. it is people have spent years and years of community effort to develop rea

contractually, we are limiting them to 16 days, three weekends, and two weeks so that mcgwire and hester can finish the terminal. the next segment of demolition will focus on the eastern ramps coming up to the eastern structure, and the heart of the demolition the new demolition structure itself, followed by the western lands back to harrison street.

contractually, we are limiting them to 16 days, three weekends, and two weeks so that mcgwire and hester can finish the terminal. the next segment of demolition will focus on the eastern ramps coming up to the eastern structure, and the heart of the demolition the new demolition structure itself, followed by the western lands back to harrison street. for the roadway over crossing, we have worked again workeddpt and mta. several of the streets have overhead timelines for the electric trolley buses. -- we have worked with dpt and mta. we need to coordinate any take down on our lands with that work, so a number of our closures are limited to nights and/or weekends, and you can see here in the color coding all of the yellow ones are night and weekend closures. the seven crossing, we will see some of that demolition work during the week, and some of the minor crossings will actually be doing some of that work during the day, during the week. we have also done quite a bit of planning on each segment of the work. how we will place pedestrian cited, flag errors, and some use of 10 b officers fro

mary white hester, a flight nurse, she volunteered for the air force and became a flight nurse, tendinghe injured. her story is the story of many women who served honorably in the korean conflict. lieutenant colonel frank mercy, two years ago, he met a man born in a small town in south korea he is now -- in south korea. he is now a researcher at mit and he thanked the colonel saying that his life is only possible because of the american soldiers who fought in korea. the offensive continues. these are stories of commitment, passion, and courage, of men and women who serve because that is what the country asked them to do. hearing my colleagues, leader boehner and leader hoyer, talking about the picture of the satellite of the brilliance of south korea by night and ho dark and never been free and light is in north korea, that picture is reflected on the ground in north korea as well. i had the occasion to visit some years ago on an intelligence visit. while i had seen the overhead and we continue to see it, the contrast only grows greater over time. we saw on the ground the same thing in

mary white hester, a flight nurse, she volunteered for the air force and became a flight nurse, tending for the injured. her story is the story of many women who served honorably in the korean conflict. lieutenant colonel frank mercy, two years ago, he met a man born in a small town in south korea he is now -- in south korea. he is now a researcher at mit and he thanked the colonel saying that his life is only possible because of the american soldiers who fought in korea. the offensive continues. these are stories of commitment, passion, and courage, of men and women who serve because that is what the country asked them to do. hearing my colleagues, leader boehner and leader hoyer, talking about the picture of the satellite of the brilliance of south korea by night and ho dark and never been free and light is in north korea, that picture is reflected on the ground in north korea as well. i had the occasion to visit some years ago on an intelligence visit. while i had seen the overhead and we continue to see it, the contrast only grows greater over time. we saw on the ground the same thi