The worst damage had already taken place at the site prior to 1988, and was due primarily to unplanned development.

We must continue the course for the waterfront development and wait for the due process already in place by the city. Waterfront development must continue in order to deliver long-denied benefits to Glen Cove residents.

This was about as unplanned as it gets.

Prior to its current path, we were looking at the worst-case scenario for the industry with the hurricane striking Houston, ... It saves us from the worst.

The Hanford site already has radioactivity from burial (of nuclear waste) over the last 40-50 years leaking into the Columbia River -- that's admitted by the Department of Energy. And, radioactivity was known to be in the tumbleweeds back in December (of 1998). That was admitted. That's what's burning right now.

Some poles will have termite damage and we've taken action to repair it.