sweeny now the structure is in the way. the structure is in the way of implementing the shoring of installing the foundation and maybe in the way of properly providing drainage across the site. i believe what has to happen not only do we need a plan to show the surface what it is but we had approved a surface drainage plan but how they prop to sequence securing the cut with the structure in the way. that has to be happen and be reviewed by dbi and they may ask sack to go looked at it again. it has to happen quickly. it's going to rain and a seismically that structure fortunately it's a hard rock site but the reality it's sitting there and it's barely stable under static load we need to improve it with the potential of is an earthquake. i encourage this commission and i know if the physical investigations are completed. what hadn't been done in the writing of the reports. i i know that the engineers retained by city have been out there and their site plans are finished. i know that the dbi's studies open the site have been c

some staffers who are very involved in helping you with this report and the deputy director, and ed sweeny is not here and also, is senior, inspector reardon out here as well. >> he is on vacation as well. and it is fair that maybe on the next commission meeting, we can delve into the questions that were raised into the commission and going to the report in detail, and if we have to have a closed session, then we can in regard to the gsa report. and the inspections that are going out there and i want to also, compliment he is here in regard to the stabilizations and so the inspections in this report were asked that there be two inspecters and if there is somebody here that can give us an idea of what is going on and maybe dan, i see you there and could you give me a summary on the inspections and who is going out? because i know that the director requested, that i want to know what the other commissioners concerns are on the ongoing process are out there, right now. >> what is going on right now, is that, the chief, and to go with the rodrico and the contractor there, and we monitored it f

finally, my personal staff, imil sweeny, my chief of staff who has been with me in a multitude of capacities. from he willing it the story on the floor with our charts to making sure that we he had a coordinated team between the agriculture committee staff and all of the talented people on my personal staff as well as wond wonderful strategic advice, bill is, i'm proud, my chief of staff and has been invaluable in this process. matt vankiken, working every step of the way. our press team when we look at telling the story of the new farm bill approach, ben becker and alex and will and matt williams telling this story, getting the facts out every step of the way. my state team led by my state director teresa pohetka, kelley fox, brandon fuens and corey hall, jeremy hosking and adrian walker, making sure that michigan's voice was heard in every part of this bill. a tremendous amount of hard work. and this bill is better certainly for michigan as a result of all of they're efforts. quasi gillette icasey gillette,d all of our flood staff for their patience as we have passed this once, twice, and