mr. butler and mr. sweeney for a matter of record here. >> i heard some inconsistent sisters as a contractor your license has to be current. >> done at in take you're not allowed to go further. >> agency a contractor you have to provide insurance. >> sometimes caught at in take always looked in payment. >> okay. >> so mr. bullying r byte letters comments the policies he's excusing their implemented. >> which ones are not implemented and as a homeowner you're not - would it be consistent if you're going to take a permit auto at a homeowner not allowed to the fifth floor. >> the second floor or the fifths floor. >> if you're confident that your form is filled out right as i mentioned earlier most of design professionals most of expediteers start at the first floor that is usually something we want classification the database is there and as a homeowner if i have no contract i'm dialed to permits. >> right. >> in this case, i don't say to have a contractors license to demonstrate i'm the owner. >> sxhaushs

mr. butler. i would agree with brian, my colleague. relative to transparency, maybe i'll transition and mention one other issue relative to transparency. t the u.s. epa, i know the state of ohio, west virginia and kentucky, we asked the administrator who hold one of those public hearings somewhere within one of our three states so that they could see and get firsthand information from those, the most dramatically affected by the clean power plant. the closest i got was pittsburgh for having one of those public hearings. >> okay. >> and frankly, the level of transparent interaction, i think it was more of just a traditional top down regulatory approach they developed this clean power plan under this clean model, handed it to the states. we got an opportunity to provide some comments. but ultimately, i think they're still continuing down along the strategy that they had all along. >> absolutely. thank you. i think we could see a little more transparency myself. i want to thank all the witnesses. and mr. chairman, i it seems if you give t

mr. butler did you have elevation to the company did you look at the elevation he wanted to see. >> questionived in the expansion of 24 court extends the base upwards and an 22 court they could remake the elevation we shaped the top floor the building it will be able to capitalize on the views and often can we have the overhead please jonas and we shape the floor plan with the dining room and another in the living room take advantage of the setback of the order court the view towards the bay would be quite a spectacular living room and the kitchen is behind or at the lightwells and in the back of this plan there was room for a family room and den and with two full battles. >> i agree with sxhifshgs given the legislation that hats off to the has been passed i think what the neighbors has property is reasonable they can august we shouldn't do what was proposed on dwu court but the compromise works well, it got a large building massing and preserving the trees and get two units on and on on 22 order court you may lose square footage but you know that's - that happens he agree all support the co

mr. craig butler, director of the ohio environmental protection agency. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and it is indeed my distinct pleasure to introduce director craig butler, the director of ohio's environmental protection agency. director butler received his bachelor's degree in geography and environmental science from mansfield university, and his master's degree in environmental science from ohio university. craig and his team have done some tremendous work for ohio. the respect that they have earned from people across our state, both within the energy sector, and in the state agencies is clear. their high standards of an exceptional work ethic is evident in everything that they do. for instance, the comments that director butler and his agency submitted to the u.s. epa in response to the clean power plan proposal are viewed by many as some of the most detailed, extensive, and informative comments that the u.s. epa received regarding this regulation. they clearly highlighted the many shortcomings of the clean power plan, such as its potential impact on grid reliability and energy c

mr. butler and mr.ord here. >> i heard some inconsistent sisters as a contractor your license has to be current. >> done at in take you're not allowed to go further. >> agency a contractor you have to provide insurance. >> sometimes caught at in take always looked in payment. >> okay. >> so mr. bullying r byte letters comments the policies he's excusing their implemented. >> which ones are not implemented and as a homeowner you're not - would it be consistent if you're going to take a permit auto at a homeowner not allowed to the fifth floor. >> the second floor or the fifths floor. >> if you're confident that your form is filled out right as i mentioned earlier most of design professionals most of expediteers start at the first floor that is usually somhing we want classification the database is there and as a homeowner if i have no contract i'm dialed to permits. >> right. >> in this case, i don't say to have a contractors license to demonstrate i'm the owner. >> sxhaushs. >> you do if you're - i can'

mr. butler did you have elevation to the company did you look at the elevation he wanted to see. >> questioned in the expansion of 24 court extends the base upwards and an 22 court they could remake the elevation we shaped the top floor the building it will be able to capitalize on the views and often can we have the overhead please jonas and we shape the floor plan with the dining room and another in the living room take advantage of the setback of the order court the view towards the bay would be quite a spectacular living room and the kitchen is behind or at the lightwells and in the back of this plan there was room for a family room and den and with two full battles. >> i agree with sxhifshgs given the legislation that hats off to the has been passed i think what the neighbors has property is reasonable they can august we shouldn't do what was proposed on dwu court but the compromise works well, it got a large building massing and preserving the trees and get two units on and on on 22 order court you may lose square footage but you know that's - that happens he agree all support the comp

mr. butler mentioned security but i think he also was referring to stabilization of the building and so who efforts will be done to make sure those buildings will there is my work on the roof and envelope to stabilize the building is that part of anyone else's plan. >> we not discussed that extraordinarily i think it is an important consideration i'm glad it was revised here today, we're thinking in terms of the imminent horizons and not with it happens in another three to four years once we have site control it is very good position to take i mean sites control with skirt is part of our obligation through our agreements with the city and so as things are under construction security is absolutely necessary and i think that applies to any lands that are ours in terms of stabilizing you've raised a good point with the stabilization any and all of those

mr. butler mentioned security but i think he also was referring to stabilization of the building and so whol be done to make sure those buildings will there is my work on the roof and envelope to stabilize the building is that part of anyone else's plan. >> we not discussed that extraordinarily i think it is an important consideration i'm glad it was revised here today, we're thinking in terms of the imminent horizons and not with it happens in another three to four years once we have site control it is very good position to take i mean sites control with skirt is part of our obligation through our agreements with the city and so as things are under construction security is absolutely necessary and i think that applies to any lands that are ours in terms of stabilizing you've raised a good point with the stabilization any and all of those things. >> any chance to reserve the order not to be the fourth phase. >> as i said it is which the navy turns it over we're dependents on that if it comes sooner we're all over it we'll take our guidance from the navy. >> are those base established in the

mr. stanislaus with all the transparency. we want to hold people responsible, but it seems to me they're doing their best to come forward. two years ago peter butler, coordinator of the animus river stakeholders group appeared in a video that highlighted the history of the mines in that region. i would like to ask that video be shown now. >> i'm peter butler with the animus river stakeholders group, one of the co-coordinators. er with here at the redden vanit mine in upper cement creek. the red mine back in about 2000 only put out 15, 17 gallons a minute of acid line drainage which was not very heavily metal-laden. now we have a drainage of around 300 gallons a minute. it's loaded with metals. you can see it coming down the dump pile here in front of us. back in 1996 a bulkhead was put in the american tunnel and then later in about 2002 there were two more bulkheads put in the american tunls farther out. it was all part of aan agreement between the mining company and the state of colorado regulators. and at the time that raised the water table and it's believed that because there's a higher water table, that's why we have all this drainage now com

mr. speaker, at this time i'd like to yield three minutes to the distinguished gentleman from butler, pennsylvania, a member of the ways and means committee, congressman mike kelley. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for three minutes. mr. kelly: i stand before you today not to speak for republicans but to speak for america. when 80% of the american public say no to this deal, how can america's house, how can we, elected by the american people say you are wrong and we are right? a vote for this deal is a vote against the american people. history tells us that chamberlain in 1938 came home from meeting with hitler and aid peace in our time. judeas went to the last supper and put onto the lord and they gave him 30 pieces of silver. we are not even getting 30 pieces of silver. president obama said this is the best deal i can get. in my lifetime, anybody that comes back from negotiations and say it's the best they can do it means they lost. they did not get what they wanted. they got the best they could, and in this case it's a losing hand. this deal endangers the