mr. keller proactively put a hold on the release of their d.b.i. addendum. i wasn't going to show all of these details, but i'll just quickly scroll down to show that he sent this as a follow up, indicating what was going to be required after the site meeting, so this is -- i don't know if that's visible, but that's just an e-mail from our inspector, mr. keller, with all of the requirements that was required. additionally, as noted, he contacted d.b.i. to notify them that he was placing a hold on the project for ten months prior to releasing the hold to ensure that all of the necessary paperwork was submitted. so i think that it's clear we weren't giving them favorable treatment, we were holding them to the necessary documents in order to issue the permit. and then lastly, mr. carnes indicates that we failed to notify the public when we did not show or announce on the trees on the removals notification page. so it's correct that we had an error initially on the tree removals notification page in december, which i will note was a brand-new notification proces

mr. keller proactively put a hold on the release of their d.b.i. addendum. i wasn't going to show all of these details, but i'll just quickly scroll down to show that he sent this as a follow up, indicating what was going to be required after the site meeting, so this is -- i don't know if that's visible, but that's just an e-mail from our inspector, mr. keller, with all of the requirements that was required. additionally, as noted, he contacted d.b.i. to notify them that he was placing a hold on the project for ten months prior to releasing the hold to ensure that all of the necessary paperwork was submitted. so i think that it's clear we weren't giving them favorable treatment, we were holding them to the necessary documents in order to issue the permit. and then lastly, mr. carnes indicates that we failed to notify the public when we did not show or announce on the trees on the removals notification page. so it's correct that we had an error initially on the tree removals notification page in december, which i will note was a brand-new notification proces

mr. keller proactively put a hold on the release of their d.b.i. addendum. i wasn't going to show all of these details, but i'll just quickly scroll down to show that he sent this as a follow up, indicating what was going to be required after the site meeting, so this is -- i don't know if that's visible, but that's just an e-mail from our inspector, mr. keller, with all of the requirements that was required. additionally, as noted, he contacted d.b.i. to notify them that he was placing a hold on the project for ten months prior to releasing the hold to ensure that all of the necessary paperwork was submitted. so i think that it's clear we weren't giving them favorable treatment, we were holding them to the necessary documents in order to issue the permit. and then lastly, mr. carnes indicates that we failed to notify the public when we did not show or announce on the trees on the removals notification page. so it's correct that we had an error initially on the tree removals notification page in december, which i will note was a brand-new notification proces

hundreds of people marched to the police station demanding justice for mr keller in a situation escalated towards evening with clashes breaking out and a riot police moving in police have promised to investigate the deadly shooting which has been condemned by the american civil liberties union as horrific the case follows months long protests over alleged racial injustice and police brutality full of the death of george florida minneapolis we discussed the case with journalist daniel. there's every reason for suspicion that the police overreacted there's a consistent pattern of tally blacks are treated very badly by the criminal justice system it's a very bad racial situation that's and only getting worse not to justify the officers actions trigger happy actions as well in any way but do you think running from armed police officers is ever a good idea people are afraid of the police black people are afraid of the police with good reason they're afraid that if they out that they surrender to the police they will be killed the months of b.l.m. protests in the wake of the george floyd killin

mr. keller: thank you, mr. speaker. the needday to discuss reformningful, long-term service..s. postal in u.sps has lost $78 billion the last 13 years. in 2009, the government accountability office published placing u.s. ps on high-risk on the list. the financial state of the usps progressively worsened due to the declining mail volume, debt.ities and proposals to give the usps $25 in cash without serious reforms will not address the that the l issues agency faces. the proposals before us today delay real reform and throw taxpayer dollars at a problem forward.lear vision rather than politicizing the mail, we should be working to this -- the usps longevity through the comprehensive reforms. to fix a n trying problem by simply spending more taxpayer money, we should be reforms to equip our nation's outstanding postal the tools they need and deserve to continue mail.ring the this is the only way we will ensure that americans continue service e this vital without interruption. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from new york

mr. keller: thank you, mr. speaker. the needday to discuss reformningful, long-term service..s. postal in u.sps has lost $78 billion the last 13 years. in 2009, the government accountability office published placing u.s. ps on high-risk on the list. the financial state of the usps progressively worsened due to the declining mail volume, debt.ities and proposals to give the usps $25 in cash without serious reforms will not address the that the l issues agency faces. the proposals before us today delay real reform and throw taxpayer dollars at a problem forward.lear vision rather than politicizing the mail, we should be working to this -- the usps longevity through the comprehensive reforms. to fix a n trying problem by simply spending more taxpayer money, we should be reforms to equip our nation's outstanding postal the tools they need and deserve to continue mail.ring the this is the only way we will ensure that americans continue service e this vital without interruption. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from new york