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1 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

EASTERN DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
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NORMAN ROBINSON, ET AL
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DOCKET NO. 06-CV-2268
4 V. NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
MONDAY, MAY 11, 2009
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ET AL
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TRANSCRIPT OF TRIAL PROCEEDINGS
8 HEARD BEFORE THE HONORABLE STANWOOD R. DUVAL, JR.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE
9 VOLUME 16 - MORNING SESSION
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11 APPEARANCES:
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FOR THE PLAINTIFF: O'DONNELL & ASSOCIATES
13 BY: PIERCE O'DONNELL, ESQ.
550 SOUTH HOPE STREET
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LOS ANGELES, CA 90071-2627
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16 LAW OFFICE OF JOSEPH M. BRUNO

BY: JOSEPH M. BRUNO, ESQ.
17 855 BARONNE ST.
NEW ORLEANS, LA 70113
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19 THE ANDRY LAW FIRM

BY: JONATHAN B. ANDRY, ESQ.
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610 BARONNE ST.
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BARON & BUDD
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1 DOMENGEAUX, WRIGHT, ROY & EDWARDS

BY: JAMES P. ROY, ESQ.
2 P. O. BOX 3668
556 JEFFERSON ST.
3 LAFAYETTE, LA 70502-3668
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THE DUDENHEFER LAW FIRM, LLC
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601 POYDRAS ST., SUITE 2655
6 NEW ORLEANS, LA 70130-6004
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DUMAS & ASSOCIATES LAW FIRM
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LAWYER'S COMPLEX
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P.O. BOX 1366
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FAYARD & HONEYCUTT
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519 FLORIDA AVENUE, S.W.
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MICHAEL C. PALMINTIER, A PLC
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JOSHUA M. PALMINTIER, ESQ.
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BATON ROUGE, LA 70801-1910
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BY: ELWOOD C. STEVENS, JR., ESQ.
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P. O. BOX 2626
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1 ALSO PRESENT: MRGO LITIGATION OFFICE

BY: J. ROBERT WARREN, II, ESQ.
2 ASHLEY E. PHILEN, ESQ.
600 CARONDELET STREET, SUITE 604
3 NEW ORLEANS, LA 70130
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FOR THE DEFENDANT: U. S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
5 TORTS BRANCH
BY: DANIEL MICHAEL BAEZA, JR.
6 JEFFREY PAUL EHRLICH, ESQ.
TAHEERAH KALIMAH EL-AMIN, ESQ.
7 MICHELE S. GREIF, ESQ.
CONOR KELLS, ESQ.
8 PAUL MARC LEVINE, ESQ.
JAMES F. MCCONNON, JR., ESQ.
9 KARA K. MILLER, ESQ.
RUPERT MITSCH, ESQ.
10 PETER G. MYER, ESQ.
ROBIN D. SMITH, ESQ.
11 SARAH K. SOJA, ESQ.
RICHARD R. STONE, SR., ESQ.
12 JOHN WOODCOCK, ESQ.
P. O. BOX 888
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WASHINGTON, DC 20044
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1 P R O C E E D I N G S
2 (MONDAY, MAY 11, 2009)
3 (MORNING SESSION)
08:34:48 4
09:06:38 5 THE DEPUTY CLERK: COURT'S IN SESSION, PLEASE BE SEATED.
09:06:41 6 THE COURT: GOOD MORNING, AND WELCOME TO THE LAST WEEK OF
09:06:44 7 THIS VERY INTERESTING TRIAL. AND AS WE GO INTO THE LAST WEEK, I DO
09:06:51 8 WANT TO COMPLIMENT THE ATTORNEYS BECAUSE, HAVING BEEN AN ATTORNEY
09:06:56 9 ONCE, I CAN ONLY IMAGINE THE AMOUNT OF WORK AND PREPARATION THAT ALL
09:07:0010 OF YOU HAVE DONE TO PREPARE FOR THIS TRIAL, AND THE MARSHALLING OF
09:07:0511 THE EXHIBITS AND THE WAY THEY HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED TO ME HAS BEEN
09:07:0912 EXTREMELY PROFESSIONAL AND EXPEDITIOUS, WHICH I REALLY APPRECIATE.
09:07:1513 IT CERTAINLY HELPS US UNDERSTAND THE CASE BETTER. THANK YOU VERY
09:07:2014 MUCH.
09:07:2515 MS. MILLER: GOOD MORNING, YOUR HONOR, MY NAME IS KARA
09:07:3216 MILLER FOR THE UNITED STATES, AND ON THE NOTE OF CLEANING UP
09:07:3617 EXHIBITS FOR THE RECORD, I WANTED TO MAKE NOTE OF TWO EXHIBITS THAT
09:07:4318 WERE PRINTED AND INTRODUCED ON FRIDAY DURING LOUIS BRITSCH'S
09:07:4819 TESTIMONY. I HAVE PROVIDED THE ORIGINALS TO THE CLERK.
09:07:5220 THE COURT: THANK YOU.
09:07:5321 MS. MILLER: AND FOR THE RECORD, THE EXHIBIT NUMBERS,
09:07:5522 WHICH WE DID NOT HAVE ON FRIDAY, ARE DX 1759. THAT ONE IS A
09:08:0223 PHOTOGRAPH WHERE DR. BRITSCH MARKED THE LOCATION OF THE SOUTHERN
09:08:0524 NATURAL GAS PIPELINE.
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09:08:07 1 MS. MILLER: THE SECOND EXHIBIT IS DX 1760, AND THAT ONE
09:08:13 2 IS WHERE THE NEW, CANAL CALLED THE NEW CANAL AND IT'S MARKED IN
09:08:20 3 BLUE, AND THE YELLOW MARK SHOWS THE LAKE BORGNE CANAL ON THE SAME
09:08:24 4 PHOTOGRAPH AS EXHIBIT DX 1759.
09:08:27 5 MR. PALMINTIER: YOUR HONOR, THESE ARE THE EXHIBITS THAT
09:08:29 6 WE DID A LOT OF OBJECTIONS TO AND THEY CAME IN, AND WE RECOGNIZE
09:08:33 7 THEM AND COUNSEL PROVIDED THEM TO US THIS MORNING.
09:08:35 8 THE COURT: SUBJECT TO THE OBJECTION, LET THEM BE
09:08:36 9 ADMITTED.
09:08:3810 MS. MILLER: AND I HAVE AN EXTRA COPY IF YOU WANT A COPY
09:08:4011 TO ADD TO YOUR BINDERS.
09:08:4212 THE COURT: YES, PLEASE. THAT HELPS. THANK YOU.
09:08:5513 MS. MILLER: YOUR HONOR, THE UNITED STATES' NEXT WITNESS
09:08:5814 IS SUZANNE HAWES, WHO HAS ALREADY BEEN SEATED IN THE WITNESS STAND.
09:09:0215 THE COURT: YES. AND, SHEENA, HAVE YOU ADMINISTERED THE
09:09:0616 OATH?
09:09:0717 THE DEPUTY CLERK: I NEED TO SWEAR HER IN.
09:09:1018 (WHEREUPON, SUZANNE ROBERTS HAWES, WAS SWORN IN AND TESTIFIED
09:09:1319 AS FOLLOWS:)
09:09:1320 THE DEPUTY CLERK: WOULD YOU PLEASE STATE YOUR NAME AND
09:09:1521 SPELL IT FOR THE RECORD.
09:09:1622 THE WITNESS: SUZANNE ROBERTS HAWES.
09:09:2323 MS. MILLER: COULD YOU SPELL IT FOR THE RECORD?
09:09:2624 THE WITNESS: PARDON?
09:09:2725 MS. MILLER: JUST FOR THE RECORD, IT'S S-U-Z-A-N-N-E?
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09:09:27 1 THE WITNESS: YES.
09:09:32 2 MS. MILLER: SUZANNE. AND MIDDLE NAME ROBERTS?
09:09:36 4 MS. MILLER: R-O-B-E-R-T-S?
09:09:38 6 MS. MILLER: LAST NAME HAWES, H-A-W-E-S.
09:09:43 8 MS. MILLER: AND TO PROVIDE AN INTRODUCTION OF THE
09:09:48 9 WITNESS, YOUR HONOR, SUZANNE HAWES HAS LIVED IN THE NEW ORLEANS AREA
09:09:4810 SINCE 1967. SHE HAS BEEN AN EMPLOYEE OF THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS NEW
09:09:5411 ORLEANS DISTRICT FOR 37 YEARS. FOR THE PAST 19 YEARS, MRS. HAWES
09:09:5912 HAS HELD THE POSITION OF PROJECT MANAGER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT.
09:10:0313 BEFORE THAT SHE SERVED AS CHIEF OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL SECTION FOR
09:10:0614 12 YEARS.
09:10:0715 MRS. HAWES ATTENDED STANFORD UNIVERSITY AND GRADUATED FROM
09:10:1016 BROWN UNIVERSITY WITH A BACHELOR'S OF ARTS AND MASTER'S OF SCIENCE
09:10:1317 DEGREE IN BOTANY. SHE BEGAN WORKING FOR THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS IN
09:10:1818 1972, AND SHE'S DEVOTED HER ENTIRE CAREER TO THE STUDY OF THE
09:10:2119 ENVIRONMENT AND TO COASTAL RESTORATION. THOSE ARE THE ISSUES SHE
09:10:2520 WILL BE TESTIFYING ABOUT TODAY.
09:10:2621 THE COURT: OH, I'VE HAD CLERKS FROM BOTH OF THOSE
09:10:3022 UNIVERSITIES, ONE UNDERGRAD FROM BROWN AND ONE STANFORD, THEY HAVE
09:10:3323 BEEN WONDERFUL, BOTH YOUNG LADIES. YOU MAY PROCEED.
09:10:3824 DIRECT EXAMINATION
09:10:3825 BY MS. MILLER:
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09:10:39 1 Q. MRS. HAWES, WHERE DO YOU PRESENTLY LIVE?
09:10:41 2 A. AT 2300 PINE STREET IN NEW ORLEANS.
09:10:44 3 Q. AND HOW LONG HAVE YOU LIVED IN THE NEW ORLEANS AREA?
09:10:50 4 A. I'VE BEEN IN NEW ORLEANS SINCE 1967.
09:10:54 5 Q. AND YOU GRADUATED FROM BROWN UNIVERSITY; IS THAT RIGHT?
09:10:58 6 A. I GRADUATED FROM BROWN WITH A BACHELOR'S IN BOTANY AND A
09:11:03 7 MASTER'S IN BOTANY.
09:11:04 8 Q. AND DID YOU TAKE ANY ADDITIONAL COURSES AFTER MOVING TO NEW
09:11:09 9 ORLEANS?
09:11:0910 A. WHEN I GOT TO NEW ORLEANS WHEN MY TWO BOYS STARTED
09:11:1611 PREKINDERGARTEN AND KINDERGARTEN, WHEN THEY WERE AT SCHOOL HALF A
09:11:2012 DAY, I WENT BACK TO UNO TO TAKE WHATEVER BIOLOGY COURSE THEY HAD IN
09:11:2413 THAT TWO-HOUR PERIOD. AND I TOOK STREAM RESTORATION FOR A YEAR AND
09:11:3314 MARSH ECOLOGY FOR A YEAR.
09:11:3515 Q. WERE YOU WORKING TOWARDS A PARTICULAR DEGREE AT THAT TIME?
09:11:3716 A. NO, I WAS JUST -- I'D BEEN RAISING A FAMILY FOR 11 YEARS, I WAS
09:11:4417 KIND OF CATCHING UP.
09:11:4518 Q. AND WHEN DID YOU BEGIN WORKING AT THE NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT CORPS
09:11:4919 OF ENGINEERS?
09:11:4920 A. IN 1972.
09:11:5221 Q. AND WHAT POSITION DID YOU HOLD AT THAT TIME?
09:11:5522 A. I WAS JUST A MEMBER OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL SECTION.
09:11:5823 Q. AND WHAT WERE YOUR GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES?
09:12:0124 A. GENERALLY, TO WRITE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS OR
09:12:0725 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTS, AND WE STARTED HAVING INTERDISCIPLINARY
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09:12:15 1 TEAMS WHERE ENGINEERS AND BIOLOGISTS WOULD GET TOGETHER TO WORK ON
09:12:19 2 PROJECTS, SO I WOULD BE ON THE TEAM ALSO.
09:12:21 3 Q. AND DID THAT ALSO INCLUDE WORKING ON THE EIS AS PART OF THAT
09:12:27 4 INTERDISCIPLINARY WORK GROUP?
09:12:29 5 A. YES, IN THE SAME YEAR EIS WAS ON -- HAD AN INTERDISCIPLINARY
09:12:34 6 TEAM. WE WOULD TRY TO FIGURE THE BEST WAY, THE BEST ENGINEERING WAY
09:12:44 7 AND BEST ENVIRONMENTAL WAY TO DO THE PROJECT.
09:12:44 8 Q. AND AT SOME POINT YOU BECAME CHIEF OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL SECTION;
09:12:47 9 IS THAT RIGHT?
09:12:4810 A. YEAH.
09:12:4911 Q. DO YOU REMEMBER AT WHAT POINT YOU RECEIVED THAT PROMOTION?
09:12:5512 A. IN 1978 I BECAME CHIEF OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL SECTION.
09:12:5913 Q. AND WHAT WERE YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES AS CHIEF OF THAT SECTION?
09:13:0414 A. WELL, I SUPERVISED 17 OTHER BIOLOGISTS. I RATED THEM, I DID A
09:13:1015 LITTLE BIT OF BUDGET, I REVIEWED THEIR WORK; AND THEN SINCE I SPENT
09:13:1616 ALL THE TIME WORKING IN THE ATCHAFALAYA BEFORE I WAS CHIEF, I WAS
09:13:2217 TEMPORARILY RELIEVED OF THE CHIEF DUTIES TO WRITE HALF OF THE EIS
09:13:2918 FOR THE ATCHAFALAYA SINCE IT WAS VERY CONTROVERSIAL.
09:13:3219 Q. AND WHAT IS YOUR CURRENT POSITION AT THE CORPS?
09:13:3920 A. WELL, IT'S A UNIQUE ONE CALLED PROJECT MANAGER FOR THE
09:13:4321 ENVIRONMENT, AND THE IDEA THAT THE DISTRICT ENGINEER THAT MADE IT
09:13:4922 HAD WAS TO HAVE SOMEONE THAT WOULD COORDINATE WITH THE FEDERAL AND
09:13:5523 STATE NATURAL RESOURCE AGENCIES AND WITH THE ENVIRONMENTAL NCO'S.
09:14:0224 AND WHILE I WAS ACTUALLY JUST A MEMBER OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL SECTION,
09:14:0825 I STARTED REALIZING WE SHOULD WORK CLOSELY WITH THE PEOPLE FROM THE
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09:14:13 1 FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, ECOLOGICAL SERVICES BRANCH IN LAFAYETTE,
09:14:18 2 AND I HAD PUSHED THAT FOR A LONG TIME; AND WE HAD A VERY GOOD
09:14:22 3 RELATIONSHIP WITH THOSE GUYS, OUR PEOPLE WITH THEIR PEOPLE, VERY
09:14:27 4 WELL.
09:14:27 5 Q. AND AT SOME POINT DID I SUM UP THAT EMPLOYEES FROM THOSE OTHER
09:14:33 6 FEDERAL AGENCIES HAVE OFFICES LOCATED WITHIN THE NEW ORLEANS
09:14:36 7 DISTRICT BUILDING?
09:14:40 8 A. I DIDN'T -- I COULDN'T HEAR THE QUESTION, I'M SORRY.
09:14:42 9 Q. WAS THERE A POINT WHERE SOME OF THE EMPLOYEES OF THE FISH AND
09:14:4510 WILDLIFE SERVICE AND OTHER FEDERAL AGENCIES RESIDED IN THE NEW
09:14:4911 ORLEANS DISTRICT OFFICE BUILDING?
09:14:5012 A. YEAH. WELL, IT WASN'T UNTIL THE BREAUX ACT CAME ALONG IN 1990
09:14:5913 THAT WE STARTED ESPECIALLY WORKING WITH THE OTHER AGENCIES BECAUSE
09:15:0314 THAT -- IT WAS THE PIONEER PROTECTION RESTORATION ACT AND IT CALLED
09:15:1215 FOR THE NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES, NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION
09:15:1616 SERVICE, EPA, AND THE STATE AND FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE TO WORK
09:15:2317 TOGETHER, SO WE GATHERED EVERYBODY INTO A GROUP.
09:15:2818 THE COURT: JUST A NOTE FOR THE COURT REPORTER, THAT'S THE
09:15:3019 BREAUX ACT.
09:15:3920 MS. MILLER: THANK YOU, YOUR HONOR.
09:15:4221 THE COURT: I AM LOOKING AT IT AS IT APPEARS HERE.
09:15:4522 BY MS. MILLER:
09:15:4623 Q. AFTER PASSAGE OF THE BREAUX ACT, ALSO REFERRED TO BY THE ACRONYM
09:15:5024 CWPPRA, IS THAT WHEN THE CORPS IN COMPLYING WITH THAT ACT BEGAN TO
09:15:5725 WORK CLOSELY OR -- I'M SORRY.
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09:15:59 1 IT WAS AFTER THE PASSAGE OF THE BREAUX ACT YOU TESTIFIED
09:16:03 2 THAT REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE OTHER AGENCIES PARTICIPATING ON THE
09:16:07 3 BREAUX ACT TASK FORCE WOULD ACTUALLY HAVE OFFICES LOCATED IN YOUR
09:16:16 4 BUILDING?
09:16:16 5 A. YEAH. ACTUALLY, WE HAD SOMEONE FROM FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE
09:16:17 6 AND FROM THE GEOLOGIC SURVEY AND EPA SITTING IN THE OFFICE IN NEW
09:16:25 7 ORLEANS DISTRICT, AND WE HAD SOMEONE FROM THE NATURAL RESOURCE
09:16:30 8 CONSERVATION SERVICE, BUT THEIR OFFICES WAS CLOSED SO THAT WE DON'T
09:16:35 9 HAVE THEM ANYMORE.
09:16:3810 Q. AND THAT LOCATING THOSE EMPLOYEES WITHIN THE SAME BUILDING AS
09:16:4411 THE CORPS, DID THAT HELP FACILITATE YOUR ROLE AS PROJECT MANAGER FOR
09:16:4712 THE ENVIRONMENT?
09:16:4913 A. YES. IT JUST MAKES PLANNING THE PROJECTS EASIER. AND I THINK
09:16:5514 IT BUILDS TRUST BETWEEN AGENCIES, AND THAT'S BEEN VERY VALUABLE.
09:17:0115 Q. AND WAS IT ALSO AROUND THAT SAME TIME THAT CWPPRA WAS PASSED
09:17:0616 THAT YOU -- THAT THIS POSITION WAS CREATED AND YOU WERE -- YOU
09:17:1017 BECAME THE PROJECT MANAGER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT?
09:17:1218 A. YEAH. IT WAS -- YEAH, IT WAS THE SAME TIME. I THINK IT WAS A
09:17:1719 COINCIDENCE. I THINK THE COLONEL HAD DREAMED IT UP BEFORE SO.
09:17:2620 BECAUSE I HAD WORKED IN THE LATE, ABOUT 1989 THE
09:17:3421 BARATARIA-TERREBONNE NATIONAL ESTUARY PROGRAM WAS STARTED, AND
09:17:4022 THAT'S A PROGRAM RUN BY EPA AND THE STATE, FUNDED BY THEM. AND I
09:17:4523 HAD BEEN WORKING ON THAT ON THEIR MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE, THEIR
09:17:4924 SCIENTIFIC TECHNICAL COMMITTEE, SINCE THEY STARTED, AND THAT'S AN
09:17:5325 INTERAGENCY GROUP, TOO.
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09:17:58 1 Q. WHAT DO YOU CONSIDER THE ENVIRONMENTAL COMMUNITY TO INCLUDE?
09:18:05 2 A. I DIDN'T UNDERSTAND THE LAST WORD.
09:18:07 3 Q. WHEN YOU DESCRIBE THE ENVIRONMENTAL COMMUNITY AND YOUR
09:18:11 4 COORDINATION WITH THAT COMMUNITY ON PROJECTS FOR THE CORPS, WHAT
09:18:15 5 GROUPS OR PEOPLE DO YOU CONSIDER TO BE INCLUDED IN THE COMMUNITY?
09:18:19 6 A. I HAVE WORKED VERY CLOSELY WITH THE LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN BASIN
09:18:24 7 FOUNDATION BACK IN THE EARLY 1900S. THEY WERE TRYING TO DEVELOP A
09:18:31 8 PLAN FOR THE PONTCHARTRAIN BASIN ENVIRONMENT RESTORATION, AND I
09:18:35 9 WORKED ON THAT FOR A YEAR OR SO FOR PROBABLY TWO OR THREE DAYS A
09:18:4210 WEEK.
09:18:4311 AND THEN MORE RECENTLY, AFTER KATRINA, THEY DEVELOPED
09:18:4812 ANOTHER PROJECT, I WORKED PROBABLY ONE DAY A WEEK WITH THEM ON THAT;
09:18:5413 AND I HAVE WORKED WITH COALITION TO RESTORE COASTAL LOUISIANA, I'M
09:18:5914 ON THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND I HAVE WORKED WITH THEM CLOSELY.
09:19:0515 I AM A MEMBER OF THE AUDUBON SOCIETY AND I ATTEND MOSTLY
09:19:1316 EVERY MEETING, AND I HAVE BEEN ON THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
09:19:1717 SIERRA CLUB AND I VOLUNTEER ON THE CONSERVATION COMMITTEE SOMETIMES.
09:19:2318 Q. SO THROUGH ALL OF THESE EFFORTS WITH DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS,
09:19:2919 ARE YOU ABLE TO USE THE KNOWLEDGE THAT YOU GAINED THROUGH
09:19:3420 COOPERATING WITH THESE OTHER AGENCIES IN YOUR POSITION TO HELP THE
09:19:3821 CORPS SUCCEED IN CREATING AND IMPLEMENTING RESTORATION PLANS?
09:19:4522 A. IT'S SOMETHING JUST KNOWING HOW OTHER PEOPLE FEEL ABOUT THINGS,
09:19:5223 AND I HELPED -- THERE WAS A LAW THAT THE CORPS HAD TO MITIGATE
09:19:5524 DAMAGES, AND WHEN I FIRST CAME WE JUST IGNORED THAT. AND I WAS ABLE
09:20:0425 TO GET SO WE REALLY MEDIATED THE DAMAGE, YOU KNOW, HOW MANY ACRES OF
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09:20:06 1 MARSH THE LEVEES HAVE AND THEN WE TRIED TO MAKE THAT MANY ACRES OF
09:20:14 2 MARSH SOMEWHERE. AND SINCE THEN WE'VE BEEN SERIOUSLY MITIGATING THE
09:20:21 3 WETLAND LOSSES.
09:20:22 4 Q. AND DO YOU FIND IN WORKING WITH THESE OTHER GROUPS THAT YOUR
09:20:28 5 GOALS ARE ALIGNED WITH THEIRS?
09:20:31 6 A. WELL, IN COASTAL RESTORATION, THERE ARE DIFFERENT GROUPS, THERE
09:20:37 7 ARE MANY WAYS TO RESTORE THE COAST. FOR INSTANCE, ONE OF THEM IS TO
09:20:42 8 MASSIVELY DIVERT WATER AND DIRT FROM THE RIVER. AND MANY PEOPLE
09:20:47 9 THINK THAT'S THE ONLY THING TO DO AND SOME OF THE REST OF US THINK
09:20:5510 THAT MIGHT WORK, BUT IT DOES SEVERAL THINGS THAT MAKES YOU WANT TO
09:20:5811 THINK FIRST. IT DRIVES -- THE PEOPLE OUT THERE HUNT, I MEAN FISH
09:21:0412 FOR REDFISH OR SPECKLED TROUT. IF YOU DIVERT THE RIVER, YOU'RE NOT
09:21:0913 GOING TO FIND REDFISH OR SPECKLED TROUT IN BARATARIA BAY IF YOU HAVE
09:21:1314 A BIG DIVERSION. YOU'LL BE OUT PAST GRAND ISLE CATCHING THEM.
09:21:2015 IT CAUSES PEOPLE, THE PUBLIC -- WE WOULD FIX IT SO IT
09:21:2816 WOULDN'T HAPPEN, BUT PEOPLE WHO ARE IN THERE FLOOD IF WE DIVERT
09:21:3317 MASSIVELY.
09:21:3418 AND ONE THING WE'VE REALIZED RECENTLY, IT DOESN'T HAPPEN,
09:21:3819 DIVERSIONS DON'T BUILD LAND AS FAST AS WE THOUGHT AND SO WE HAVE TO
09:21:4520 STUDY THAT. AND WE NEED TO DIVERT, BUT WE NEED TO DO IT
09:21:5021 CONSCIOUSLY.
09:21:5122 AND THEN THERE ARE OTHER GROUPS THAT TOTALLY DISLIKE THE
09:21:5423 IDEA OF PUTTING DIRT OR ROCK ON ANY ROLLING SHORELINE AND THAT WORKS
09:22:0524 VERY WELL. AND THEN THERE IS MY WALKER HAS "BUILD LAND NOW" ON IT
09:22:1025 BECAUSE YOU CAN PUT A DREDGE IN THE RIVER AND START PUMPING AND YOU
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09:22:14 1 BUILD LAND, BUT IT'S EXPENSIVE.
09:22:17 2 SO THERE ARE MANY -- THE THING THAT'S IMPRESSED ME ABOUT
09:22:22 3 EVERYONE I'VE WORKED WITH IS THEY REALLY CARE ABOUT OUR WETLANDS;
09:22:26 4 AND WE MAY DISAGREE WITH EACH OTHER, BUT WE EVENTUALLY GET TO A
09:22:32 5 COMPROMISE AND TRY TO DO IT RIGHT.
09:22:36 6 Q. AND THAT'S PART OF YOUR ROLE AS PROJECT MANAGER FOR THE
09:22:39 7 ENVIRONMENT FOR THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS IS TO HELP WORK WITH THESE
09:22:44 8 DIFFERENT AGENCIES TO REACH AGREEMENT ON HOW BEST TO ACHIEVE THESE
09:22:48 9 RESTORATION GOALS?
09:22:5010 A. YES. AND ACTUALLY, THE BREAUX ACT, CWPPRA GAVE THE CORPS THE
09:22:5811 ABILITY TO DO RESTORATION. BEFORE OUR JOB WAS NAVIGATION AND FLOOD
09:23:0412 CONTROL, AND CWPPRA GAVE US CONTROL AND THE AUTHORITY TO JUST DO
09:23:0813 RESTORATION. SO...
09:23:1014 Q. AND WHEN YOU DESCRIBED THE MITIGATION THAT THE CORPS NEEDS TO DO
09:23:1615 WHEN CERTAIN PROJECTS ARE BUILT AND THAT OVER TIME YOU WERE BETTER
09:23:2916 ABLE TO ACHIEVE THAT MITIGATION, COULD YOU DESCRIBE A LITTLE MORE
09:23:3017 WHAT YOU MEAN BY REACHING AN AGREEMENT ON HOW TO ACHIEVE APPROPRIATE
09:23:3418 MITIGATION?
09:23:3519 A. WELL, YOU NEED SOME SORT OF MODEL TO FIGURE OUT HOW MUCH YOU'VE
09:23:4120 LOST, AND WE WOULD -- AT FIRST WE JUST DID IT VERY SIMPLY. WE
09:23:4721 FIGURED IF THIS WAS MARSH AND WE BUILT A LEVEE HERE IN COASTAL
09:23:5222 LOUISIANA, IN FIFTY YEARS THIS WOULD NOT ALL BE MARSH, SOME OF IT
09:23:5923 WOULD BE GONE. SO THE GOAL WAS TO MITIGATE WHAT -- IT WASN'T OUR
09:24:0524 CHOICE, IT WAS THE FEDERAL REGULATIONS SAID YOU MITIGATE IT SO IT
09:24:0925 WOULD BE HERE IN FIFTY YEARS; BUT THEN YOU ALSO HAD TO MAKE ENOUGH
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09:24:14 1 MARSH TO BEGIN WITH THAT THE CORRECT AMOUNT WOULD BE THERE IN FIFTY
09:24:17 2 YEARS.
09:24:18 3 AND SO AT FIRST WE WERE SORT OF UNCERTAIN ABOUT DOING IT,
09:24:23 4 BUT WE'RE GETTING BETTER AT IT NOW. AND THE FIRST TIME, TO MAKE THE
09:24:26 5 MARSH, WE CUT A HOLE NEAR THE MOUTH OF THE RIVER AND THEN IT JUST
09:24:33 6 BUILT A LITTLE DELTA, AND IT WORKED VERY WELL.
09:24:36 7 Q. SO OVER TIME THE SCIENCE HAS EVOLVED TO ALLOW YOU TO BETTER
09:24:42 8 ASSESS WITH MORE ACCURACY THE LONG-TERM EFFECTIVENESS OF THE
09:24:49 9 MITIGATION?
09:24:5010 A. YES, YES.
09:24:5011 Q. AND IN THAT WAY YOU'RE ABLE TO BETTER ASSESS HOW MANY ACRES TO
09:24:5412 BUILD INITIALLY SO THAT THE LONG-TERM RESULT IS WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING
09:24:5713 FOR?
09:24:5714 A. IT'S INTERESTING. NOW WE JUST NEED TO FIGURE THE ACRES. THE
09:25:0315 BUSH ADMINISTRATION MADE A LAW THAT WE NOW GO TO PRIVATE MEDIATION
09:25:1116 BANKS TO GET MEDIATION DONE, WE JUST SAY WE NEED FIFTY ACRES OF
09:25:1417 SWAMP AND THEN FIND A MEDIATION BANK THAT WILL CREATE FIFTY ACRES OF
09:25:2018 SWAMP AND PAY THEM; OR ANYBODY THAT HAS FIFTY ACRES OF SWAMP.
09:25:2819 Q. IN YOUR CURRENT POSITION, HOW IS IT DETERMINED WHAT PROJECTS YOU
09:25:5020 WILL WORK ON?
09:25:5221 A. IT DEPENDS. I WAS ASKED TO HELP WITH THE EIS TO DE-AUTHORIZE
09:26:0422 THE MRGO, THE PROJECT MANAGER ASKED ME TO DO THAT. I'VE BEEN
09:26:0823 ASKED -- I WAS ASKED TO FINISH AN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT WHEN THE
09:26:1724 AUTHOR MOVED. USUALLY I'M ASKED TO WORK ON THE BREAUX ACT, I SPEND
09:26:2225 A LOT OF TIME ON THAT. AND SO JUST VARIOUS DIFFERENT THINGS.
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09:26:27 1 Q. AND IS IT ALSO A FUNCTION OF YOUR POSITION OR YOU HAVE
09:26:33 2 FLEXIBILITY WITHIN YOUR POSITION TO COMMUNICATE CONCERNS TO THE
09:26:36 3 DISTRICT COMMANDER WHEN YOU FEEL IT IS NECESSARY TO DO SO?
09:26:39 4 A. YES. I ACTUALLY GO RIGHT TO THE DISTRICT ENGINEER IF I NEED TO,
09:26:43 5 AND I HAVE IN THE PAST WHERE IT'S BEEN NECESSARY. SO THAT'S
09:26:51 6 ACTUALLY IN MY JOB DESCRIPTION.
09:26:54 7 Q. IT'S PART OF YOUR JOB DESCRIPTION --
09:26:56 8 A. YEAH.
09:26:57 9 Q. -- TO COMMUNICATE DIRECTLY TO THE COMMANDER?
09:26:5910 A. YEAH.
09:27:0011 Q. MRS. HAWES, YOU MENTIONED WORKING ON THE EIS FOR THE DEEP-DRAFT
09:27:2112 DE-AUTHORIZATION REPORT FOR THE MRGO. CAN YOU DESCRIBE SOME OF THE
09:27:2413 OTHER PROJECTS YOU WORKED ON RELATED TO THE MRGO BEFORE HURRICANE
09:27:2814 KATRINA?
09:27:2815 A. WELL, IN 1998, THE LAW REQUIRED EPA TO FORM A COMMITTEE TO SORT
09:27:4116 OF SEE WHAT WAS HAPPENING WITH THE MRGO, AND I REPRESENTED THE CORPS
09:27:4617 ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL SUBCOMMITTEE THAT WAS HEADED BY JUNIOR
09:27:5018 RODRIGUEZ. AND I WAS -- THE COMMITTEE WAS SUPPOSED TO WRITE A
09:27:5719 REPORT ON THE LOSSES OF THE MRGO, SO I WROTE THE DRAFT AND THEN
09:28:0320 EVERYBODY ON THE COMMITTEE REVIEWED IT. AND THE COMMITTEE WAS --
09:28:0821 HAD PEOPLE FROM FISH AND WILDLIFE, NATIONAL MARINE, EPA, WILDLIFE
09:28:1422 AND FISHERIES.
09:28:1423 Q. AND YOU MENTIONED THAT YOU SPEND A LOT OF TIME WORKING ON BREAUX
09:28:2024 ACT PROJECTS; IS THAT RIGHT?
09:28:2125 A. YES.
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09:28:22 1 Q. AND SOME OF THOSE RELATED TO THE MRGO?
09:28:24 2 A. YEAH. WE HAD ONE WHERE THERE WAS A PLACE ON THE SPOIL BANK
09:28:31 3 SOUTH OF BAYOU LA LOUTRE THAT HAD BEEN A MARSH AND THEN SOME LEVEES
09:28:39 4 GOT BUILT AROUND IT AND IT WAS ROUNDED, SO THE PROJECT WAS TO JUST
09:28:43 5 TO BREAK THE LEVEES AND DRAIN IT SO IT BECAME MORE MARSH.
09:28:49 6 AND THEN WE'VE HAD PROJECTS THAT PUT ROUGH ON THE SHORE OF
09:28:56 7 LAKE BORGNE SO IT DOESN'T BREAK THROUGH INTO MRGO. AND ACTUALLY
09:29:00 8 THAT ONE WAS SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN DONE BY THE BREAUX ACT, BUT THE
09:29:04 9 CORPS GOT SOME MONEY UNDER THE THIRD SUPPLEMENTAL AND WE DID IT
09:29:0710 RIGHT AWAY.
09:29:0911 Q. HAVE YOU SERVED ON THE TASK FORCE OR -- COULD YOU EXPLAIN YOUR
09:29:2112 ROLE IN HELPING SELECT PROJECTS THROUGH CWPPRA TO BE ON THE PRIORITY
09:29:2313 LISTS THAT ARE CREATED?
09:29:2414 A. WELL, I'VE SERVED ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL SUBCOMMITTEE AND THE TASK
09:29:3315 FORCE HAS VERY SPECIFIC -- IT'S THE LAFAYETTE OFFICE OF FISH AND
09:29:3916 WILDLIFE, IT'S VERY SPECIFIED WHO IS ON THE TASK FORCE.
09:29:4217 Q. AND WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL SUBCOMMITTEE OF
09:29:4518 CWPPRA?
09:29:4619 A. WE FIGURE OUT THE BENEFITS OF THE PROJECT, WE TRY TO MAKE ALL OF
09:29:5320 THEM BETTER BECAUSE THE PROJECTS ARE SUGGESTED BY PEOPLE THAT LIVE
09:29:5921 THERE AND WE WORK WITH THEM TO SAY, WELL, MAYBE IF YOU DID THIS IT
09:30:0222 WOULD BE BETTER.
09:30:0423 AND THEN WE WRITE A REPORT ON THE BENEFITS OF EACH PROJECT
09:30:1024 BECAUSE WE NOMINATE 20 PROJECTS, THEN YOU SORT THOSE DOWN TO TEN AND
09:30:1825 THEN YOU LOOK AT THE TEN VERY INTENSIVELY, AND FINALLY THE TASK
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09:30:23 1 FORCE PICKS FOUR THAT USUALLY THEY'RE -- HAVE THE BEST COST PER
09:30:33 2 ACRE, THE LOWEST COST PER ACRE.
09:30:37 3 Q. AND BY THAT DO YOU MEAN COST PER ACRE OF WETLAND OR MARSH THAT
09:30:40 4 WILL ULTIMATELY BE CREATED THROUGH THE PROJECT?
09:30:42 5 A. YEAH. WHEN YOU LOOK AT THE MARSH THAT WILL BE THERE AT THE END
09:30:47 6 OF 20 YEARS, WHICH IS THE LIFE OF THE BREAUX ACT PROJECT.
09:30:50 7 Q. AND IS THERE A SPECIFIC FORMULA OR PROCESS THROUGH WHICH THOSE
09:30:56 8 ACREAGES ARE EVALUATED?
09:31:05 9 A. YEAH, IT'S A PROCESS DEVELOPED BY THE ENVIRONMENTAL WORK GROUP
09:31:0510 FROM -- IT'S CALLED THE WETLAND VALUE ASSESSMENT, AND U.S. FISH AND
09:31:0811 WILDLIFE SERVICE HAS A WHOLE BUNCH OF MODELS WHERE YOU LOOK AT GREAT
09:31:1612 BLUE HERONS AND SPECKLED TROUT AND SEE, AND THEN RESEARCH SEVERAL OF
09:31:2113 THESE MODELS AND PUT THEM TOGETHER, SO WE DON'T LOOK AT ANIMALS, WE
09:31:2614 LOOK AT MARSH IN GENERAL. AND THAT WAS DEVELOPED FOR THE BREAUX ACT
09:31:3115 BY MOSTLY THE FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE BUT WITH HELP FROM ALL OF
09:31:3516 THE REST OF US.
09:31:3617 Q. AND THAT WAS PART OF WHAT THE ENVIRONMENTAL SUBCOMMITTEE WAS
09:31:4018 INVOLVED WITH?
09:31:4019 A. YES. THEY WERE THE ONES THAT DID -- EVERY YEAR WE LOOK AT AND
09:31:4720 SAY, IS THERE ANYTHING WE CAN DO TO MAKE IT BETTER.
09:31:5121 Q. AND ARE THERE OTHER FACTORS THAT GO INTO PROJECTS ULTIMATELY
09:31:5922 BEING RANKED AND SELECTED TO BE ON THE PRIORITY LIST BESIDES THE
09:32:0523 WETLAND VALUE ASSESSMENT THAT YOU JUST DESCRIBED?
09:32:0824 A. WELL, WE LOOK TO SEE ANYTHING THAT MAY HELP WITH HURRICANE
09:32:1725 PROTECTION. IF A PROJECT IS IN FRONT OF A LEVEE, THE TASK FORCE
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09:32:21 1 WOULD MORE THAN LIKELY VOTE FOR IT THAN A PROJECT OUT IN THE MIDDLE
09:32:25 2 OF NOWHERE BECAUSE IT WOULD PROVIDE SOME DIRECT PROTECTION TO THE
09:32:32 3 LEVEE.
09:32:32 4 Q. AND YOU ALSO, IN ADDITION TO WORKING WITH THE SPECIFIC PROJECTS
09:32:38 5 UNDER CWPPRA, YOU PARTICIPATED IN PREPARING THE COAST 2050 REPORT;
09:32:44 6 IS THAT RIGHT?
09:32:45 7 A. YES. WELL, ACTUALLY THE BREAUX ACT CALLED FOR HAVING A PRIORITY
09:32:51 8 LIST OF PROJECTS EVERY YEAR AND WITHIN THREE YEARS AND BY 1993
09:32:56 9 HAVING A COASTAL RESTORATION PLAN, AND I WROTE THE PONTCHARTRAIN
09:33:0510 BASIN PART OF THAT PLAN AND HELPED SORT OF PUT IT ALL TOGETHER AT
09:33:0811 THE END AND REVIEWED IT AND EDITED IT.
09:33:1112 AND THEN IN 1998, WE DECIDED THAT WE COULD DO BETTER THAN
09:33:1613 THAT AND GET SOMETHING A LITTLE BROADER, AND SO I WROTE THE FIRST
09:33:2214 2050, AND THIS TIME I DID THE BARATARIA BASIN, WHICH WAS A GUY FROM
09:33:2915 THE STATE SAID HE KNEW THE PONTCHARTRAIN BASIN AND FELT MORE
09:33:3316 COMFORTABLE; AND THEN THERE WERE TWO OF US THAT BASICALLY FINISHED
09:33:3717 COAST 2050, A MAN FROM THE STATE AND I, AND WE PUT IT ALL TOGETHER
09:33:4218 AT THE END AND GOT IT DONE.
09:33:4619 Q. AND DID YOU ALSO PARTICIPATE IN WRITING THE PLAN THAT WAS
09:33:4920 PROPOSED UNDER THE LOUISIANA COASTAL AREA STUDY?
09:33:5221 A. COAST 2050 THEN SORT OF CHANGED THINGS IN THE LOUISIANA COASTAL
09:33:5922 AREA AND I WORKED ON THAT PROJECT. I WROTE SOME OF THE EIS AND
09:34:0523 REVIEWED IT.
09:34:0824 Q. AND ARE YOU ABLE TO GIVE US ANY IDEA UNDER THE CWPPRA STATUTE
09:34:1525 HOW LONG IT TAKES BETWEEN WHEN A PROJECT IS PROPOSED UNTIL IT GETS
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09:34:22 1 ON THE PRIORITY LIST AND THEN IS ACTUALLY IMPLEMENTED?
09:34:31 2 A. WELL, THE FIRST PROJECT IS THE WETLANDS OF LABRANCHE, AND WE
09:34:32 3 FINISHED THOSE IN FOUR YEARS; AND GENERALLY, PROJECTS ARE DONE
09:34:39 4 WITHIN FIVE YEARS, EXCEPT SOME OF THEM. THERE WAS A BIG DIVERSION
09:34:46 5 BY VENICE THAT WE DID THINGS WITH THE STATE FOR ABOUT FOUR YEARS,
09:34:52 6 AND EVENTUALLY IT TOOK 13 YEARS TO BUILD THE LEVEES AND LOCKS.
09:35:02 7 Q. SO THE TIME PERIOD THAT IT TAKES TO CONSTRUCT A PROJECT CAN VARY
09:35:08 8 DEPENDING ON DIFFERENT CIRCUMSTANCES?
09:35:11 9 A. WELL, TO ACTUALLY BUILD A DIVERSION PROBABLY TAKES A MONTH, AND
09:35:2110 IT CAN TAKE LONGER WHEN YOU PUT FIVE MILES OF ROCK OUT ON A
09:35:2511 SHORELINE, THAT CAN TAKE TWO OR THREE MONTHS, IT'S MUCH SLOWER.
09:35:3112 Q. BUT THE TIME IT TAKES TO GET THE PROJECT ONTO THE PRIORITY LIST
09:35:3713 AND THEN DESIGNED AND BEGIN --
09:35:3814 A. IT TAKES TIME TO GET IT ON, AND THEN YOU HAVE TO HAVE PLANS AND
09:35:4315 SPECIFICATIONS, AND THE WHOLE GROUP REVIEWS THEM WHEN THEY'RE ABOUT
09:35:4916 30 PERCENT DONE AND THEN REVIEWS THEM WHEN THEY'RE 95 PERCENT DONE.
09:35:5317 SO WE'RE TALKING NEARLY FOUR TO FIVE YEARS TO GET PROJECTS BUILT.
09:35:5918 BUT IT IS THE ONLY PROGRAM THAT IS BUILDING OUT THERE, THERE'S A LOT
09:36:0719 MORE WETLANDS NOW BECAUSE OF THE BREAUX ACT. SOMETHING, I THINK
09:36:1220 80,000 ACRES HAVE BEEN CREATED SINCE WE STARTED OF PROTECTED,
09:36:2021 SOMETIMES WE JUST PROTECT.
09:36:2422 Q. AND THIS IS COVERING THE ENTIRE COAST OF LOUISIANA?
09:36:2623 A. YEAH, UP FROM THE PEARL RIVER FROM THE SABINE. AND THEN TO
09:36:3324 WHEREVER THE WETLANDS STOP.
09:36:3525 Q. MRS. HAWES, YOU'VE RECEIVED SOME AWARDS FOR YOUR WORK ON COASTAL
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09:36:45 1 RESTORATION; IS THAT RIGHT?
09:36:47 2 A. YEAH, I'VE GOTTEN AN AWARD FROM THE LOUISIANA WILDLIFE
09:36:54 3 FEDERATION. THEN I GOT ONE FOR SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT, JUST GENERAL
09:36:59 4 SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT FROM THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION. I GOT A
09:37:03 5 LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD FROM THE COALITION TO RESTORE COASTAL
09:37:09 6 LOUISIANA. I GOT WHAT THEY CALL THE PAUL TEMPLET AWARD FROM THE
09:37:15 7 SIERRA CLUB, AND I GOT A CLASS ACT AWARD FOR THE LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN
09:37:20 8 BASIN FOUNDATION. AND MOSTLY FOR JUST WORKING WITH PEOPLE.
09:37:26 9 MS. MILLER: OKAY. THANK YOU, MRS. HAWES, THOSE ARE ALL
09:37:2910 OF THE QUESTIONS I HAVE RIGHT NOW.
09:37:3111 THE COURT: THANK YOU, COUNSEL.
09:37:3112 CROSS-EXAMINATION
09:37:3113 BY MR. ANDRY:
09:37:3314 Q. MS. HAWES, GOOD MORNING.
09:37:3315 A. GOOD MORNING.
09:37:3416 Q. I'M JONATHAN ANDRY AND I REPRESENT THE PLAINTIFFS. I AM JUST
09:37:3817 GOING TO ASK YOU A FEW QUESTIONS. CAN YOU HEAR ME WELL?
09:37:4118 A. YES.
09:37:4119 Q. THE MAJORITY OF THE EXAMINATION THAT MS. MILLER JUST CONDUCTED
09:37:4420 SEEMED TO ME TO BE FROM THE PERIOD OF YOUR LIFE FROM LIKE THE LATE
09:37:4921 1990'S THROUGH HURRICANE KATRINA AND POST HURRICANE KATRINA; IS THAT
09:37:5922 RIGHT?
09:37:5923 A. YEAH.
09:37:5924 Q. BUT IN 1998 YOU TESTIFIED THAT YOU WORKED ON AN EPA TASK FORCE
09:38:0025 TO ASSESS THE IMPACTS OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER GULF OUTLET; IS THAT
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09:38:04 1 TRUE?
09:38:04 2 A. YEP.
09:38:05 3 Q. AND MR. JUNIOR RODRIGUEZ WAS CHAIRMAN OF THAT COMMITTEE; IS THAT
09:38:11 4 RIGHT?
09:38:12 5 A. YES.
09:38:12 6 Q. YOU DRAFTED A REPORT AS PART OF THAT PROCESS, RIGHT?
09:38:15 7 A. YES.
09:38:16 8 Q. AND IN THAT REPORT YOU DETERMINED THE IMPACT OF THE HABITAT
09:38:21 9 CHANGE ASSOCIATED WITH THE BUILDING OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER GULF
09:38:2310 OUTLET; IS THAT RIGHT?
09:38:2411 A. YES.
09:38:2512 Q. AND IN THAT REPORT YOU SPECIFICALLY DETERMINED THAT CONSTRUCTION
09:38:2913 OF THE MRGO AND SUBSEQUENT EROSION HAS CAUSED EXTENSIVE LAND LOSS IN
09:38:3514 ST. BERNARD PARISH, AND SPECIFICALLY, THAT NEARLY 3400 ACRES OF
09:38:3915 FRESHWATER AND INTERMEDIATE MARSH, OVER 10,000 ACRES OF BRACKISH
09:38:4416 MARSH, AND 4200 ACRES OF SALINE MARSH HAVE BEEN CONVERTED TO OPEN
09:38:4817 WATER OR SPOIL. IS THAT RIGHT?
09:38:5018 A. RIGHT. I MEAN, I DON'T REMEMBER THE NUMBERS, BUT I TRUST YOU'RE
09:38:5419 READING THEM CORRECTLY.
09:38:5520 Q. OKAY. THANK YOU.
09:38:5621 AND IN THAT REPORT, YOU ALSO DETERMINED THAT THERE WAS
09:38:5922 WAVE WASH EROSION, AND YOU DETERMINED THE AMOUNT OF LAND LOSS BY
09:39:0623 TAKING A MAP OF THE MRGO AND SUPERIMPOSING IT ON HISTORICAL
09:39:1224 TOPOGRAPHICAL MAPS; IS THAT RIGHT?
09:39:1425 A. YES.
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09:39:15 1 Q. AND YOU DETERMINED THAT THERE WAS WAVE WASH EROSION ON THE MRGO
09:39:19 2 OF 15 FEET A YEAR; IS THAT RIGHT?
09:39:22 3 A. WELL, WHAT I DID WAS USE, THAT WAS THE NUMBER THE CORPS HAD USED
09:39:30 4 IN A PREVIOUS REPORT, SO I JUST USED THAT NUMBER. NOW I REALIZE IT
09:39:34 5 WAS WRONG. SOME PEOPLE FROM THE CORPS MEASURED THE LAND LOSS ON THE
09:39:41 6 NORTH BANK VERY CAREFULLY, AND I THINK I CALCULATED A 15 FEET A
09:39:44 7 YEAR, IT'S ABOUT -- IT WAS ABOUT 2400 ACRES. IT'S ACTUALLY
09:39:49 8 5300 ACRES.
09:39:51 9 Q. IS THAT ON EACH SIDE?
09:39:5310 A. NO. IT'S 15 FEET A YEAR ON THE SOUTH BANK. AND THEY VERIFIED
09:40:0211 THAT, AND I JUST ASSUMED -- WHEN I WROTE THE REPORT IN 1998, WE HAD
09:40:0812 SAID IT WAS 15 FEET ON THE NORTH BANK AND WE WERE WRONG, I WAS
09:40:1313 WRONG.
09:40:1314 Q. AND YOU TALKED ABOUT MITIGATING WETLANDS. ISN'T IT CORRECT THAT
09:40:1815 THE CLEAN WATER ACT IN SECTION 404 PERMITTING PROCESS IS DESIGNED TO
09:40:2316 HELP FACILITATE THE SAVING OF WETLANDS?
09:40:2817 A. IT IS DESIGNED TO HAVE YOU LAY OUT CLEARLY WHAT DAMAGE IS DONE
09:40:3718 TO WETLANDS. AS FAR AS I REMEMBER -- I HAVEN'T READ IT RECENTLY,
09:40:4319 BUT IT DOES NOT MENTION THE WORD MITIGATION.
09:40:4520 Q. BUT ISN'T THERE A MITIGATION PROCESS THAT THE CORPS -- LET'S
09:40:4921 JUST --
09:40:5022 NOTWITHSTANDING THE WORD MITIGATION, ISN'T IT TRUE THAT
09:40:5323 PURSUANT TO THE CLEAN WATER ACT THAT THE CORPS HAS AN OBLIGATION TO
09:40:5724 MAKE SURE THAT WETLANDS AREN'T DEVELOPED AND CONVERTED INTO DRY
09:41:0325 LANDS, FOR LACK OF A BETTER WORD?
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09:41:04 1 A. WELL, I KNOW REGULATORY HAS ADDRESSED THAT AND THEN WHEN IT'S A
09:41:15 2 CORPS PROJECT, THE ENVIRONMENTAL SECTION WRITES THE 404(B)(1)
09:41:20 3 EVALUATION AND LAYS OUT THE ACREAGES THAT ARE DAMAGED. AND THESE
09:41:25 4 DAYS SINCE WE MITIGATE, IT ALSO LAYS OUT, YOU KNOW, WE'VE DAMAGED
09:41:34 5 500 ACRES AND WE WILL GO THROUGH A MEDIATION BANK AND GAIN 500 ACRES
09:41:41 6 IS THE WAY WE WERE WRITING THAT.
09:41:42 7 WHEN I FIRST STARTED, WE JUST LAID OUT THE DAMAGE BECAUSE
09:41:49 8 WE DIDN'T MEDIATE, AND AS TIME HAS GONE ON, WE INCLUDE THE MEDIATION
09:41:58 9 IN THE 404(B)(1). THE 404 DOES NOT REQUIRE MENTIONING MEDIATION.
09:42:0110 Q. THE MAJORITY OF THE PROJECTS THAT MS. MILLER -- IN THE PROJECTS
09:42:0411 THAT YOU'RE WORKING ON NOW THAT MS. MILLER TALKED ABOUT, THE ONES IN
09:42:0812 BARATARIA BAY AND THOSE OTHER AREAS, IS THERE ANY REASON WHY THE
09:42:1213 UNITED STATES COULD NOT HAVE -- OR THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS COULD NOT
09:42:1514 HAVE IMPLEMENTED THOSE PROJECTS IN THE 1980'S OR 1990'S?
09:42:2015 A. BECAUSE WE DID NOT HAVE THE AUTHORITY. IT WASN'T UNTIL THE
09:42:2716 BREAUX ACT THAT WE GOT THE AUTHORITY TO INCLUDE AS ONE OF OUR
09:42:3117 PURPOSES COASTAL RESTORATION. WE DID HAVE VERY SPECIFIC AUTHORITY
09:42:3818 TO BUILD THE TWO DIVERSIONS THAT WE DID, THE ONE AT CAERNARVON AND
09:42:4219 ONE IN DAVIS POND, AND WE BUILT THOSE WITH LOTS OF PEOPLE ASKING US
09:42:5120 TO AND LOTS OF PEOPLE OPPOSING US. SO...
09:42:5421 BUT BEFORE 1990 WE HAD NO AUTHORITY TO BUILD MARSH OR
09:43:0222 PROTECT THESE RANDOM WETLANDS.
09:43:0323 Q. AND YOU WERE WITH THE CORPS FOR 32 YEARS; IS THAT RIGHT?
09:43:0724 A. PARDON?
09:43:0725 Q. YOU WERE EMPLOYED BY THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS --
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09:43:11 1 THE COURT: I THINK SHE SAID 37.
09:43:11 2 BY MR. ANDRY:
09:43:13 3 Q. THIRTY-SEVEN YEARS, I'M SORRY. YOU WERE EMPLOYED BY THE CORPS
09:43:15 4 FOR 37 YEARS, IS THAT CORRECT?
09:43:17 5 A. THAT'S RIGHT.
09:43:18 6 Q. SO YOU WERE THERE BEFORE THE MRGO WAS BUILT AND AFTER THE MRGO
09:43:24 7 WAS BUILT, RIGHT?
09:43:24 8 A. NO. IT WAS BUILT -- IT WAS STARTED, AS I RECALL, IN THE LATE
09:43:27 9 '60'S AND FINISHED AROUND -- I GOT THERE AROUND THE TIME IT WAS
09:43:3110 BUILT.
09:43:3211 Q. AND DID YOU EVER, ON BEHALF OF THE CORPS, HAVE A RESTORATION
09:43:3812 PROJECT IMPLEMENTED IN -- PRIOR TO HURRICANE KATRINA TO REMEDIATE
09:43:4413 THE WETLAND LOSS ASSOCIATED WITH THE MRGO AND THE SWAMP LOSS
09:43:4814 ASSOCIATED WITH THE MRGO THAT YOU REFERENCED IN THE 1998 REPORT THAT
09:43:5115 YOU DRAFTED?
09:43:5616 A. I DON'T KNOW THAT -- YES, WE DID. WE HAD A PROJECT MANAGER ON
09:44:0017 MRGO THAT WAS VERY CREATIVE, AND HE ARGUED THAT IF YOU PUT ROCK ON
09:44:0618 THE SHORE, YOU NEEDED TO DREDGE LESS; SO HE PUT ROCK ON THE SHORE TO
09:44:1819 PROTECT THE NORTH SHORE. HE ALSO CREATED MARSH WHERE HE COULD, BUT
09:44:1820 I DON'T THINK I LOSE THOSE TO SAY, OKAY, WE LOST THIS MUCH FROM MRGO
09:44:2521 BUT WE'VE MADE THIS MUCH, I DON'T THINK I DID THAT. I COULD HAVE
09:44:3122 AND I DECIDED NOT TO.
09:44:3523 BUT WE HAD -- BY NOW WE PROBABLY MADE 600 ACRES OF MARSH
09:44:3824 ON THE NORTH BANK OF MRGO, AND WE HAVE SEVERAL MILES OF ROCK OUT
09:44:4325 THERE THAT THE CORPS PUT THERE AS PART OF OUR MAINTENANCE DREDGING.
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09:44:49 1 MR. ANDRY: I DON'T HAVE ANY OTHER QUESTIONS.
09:44:52 2 THE COURT: THANK YOU, SIR. ANY REDIRECT?
09:44:54 3 MS. MILLER: NO, YOUR HONOR.
09:44:56 4 THE COURT: THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MS. HAWES, THANK YOU.
09:45:02 5 YOU'RE INDEED A PIONEER.
09:45:07 6 THE COURT IS THINKING ABOUT RACHEL CARSON. I'M SURE ALL
09:45:13 7 OF YOU ARE TOO YOUNG TO KNOW WHO RACHEL CARSON IS.
09:45:18 8 MR. O'DONNELL: STYLE AND SPRING.
09:45:18 9 THE COURT: EXACTLY.
09:45:2210 MR. O'DONNELL: BREAK-THROUGH WORK.
09:46:3511 THE COURT: YES, SIR.
09:46:3712 MR. SMITH: YOUR HONOR, CAN WE HAVE JUST A MINUTE, WE'LL
09:46:3913 HAVE OUR NEXT WITNESS IN AND OUR BINDERS AND EVERYTHING SET UP. I
09:46:4314 DON'T THINK WE NEED A RECESS. I THINK THEY'RE OUTSIDE THE
09:46:4715 COURTROOM.
09:48:0216 THE COURT: OKAY.
09:48:0217 THE DEPUTY CLERK: PLEASE RAISE YOUR RIGHT HAND.
09:48:0418 (WHEREUPON, THOMAS JAMES PODANY, WAS SWORN IN AND TESTIFIED AS
09:48:1019 FOLLOWS:)
09:48:1020 THE DEPUTY CLERK: WOULD YOU PLEASE STATE YOUR NAME AND
09:48:1221 SPELL IT FOR THE RECORD.
09:48:1322 THE WITNESS: MY NAME IS THOMAS JAMES PODANY. MY LAST
09:48:1623 NAME IS SPELLED P-O-D-A-N-Y.
09:48:2124 MR. EHRLICH: GOOD MORNING, YOUR HONOR. UNITED STATES
09:48:2225 CALLS ITS NEXT WITNESS, THOMAS PODANY. MR. PODANY CAME TO NEW
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09:48:28 1 ORLEANS IN 1982 AFTER GRADUATING FROM GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
09:48:31 2 WITH A DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING. HE IS -- AT THE TIME OF
09:48:35 3 HURRICANE KATRINA, HE WAS THE ASSISTANT CHIEF OF PLANNING PROGRAMS
09:48:38 4 AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT AT THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS.
09:48:42 5 HIS TESTIMONY TODAY WILL FOCUS ON THREE REPORTS CONCERNING
09:48:46 6 THE CORPS' EFFORTS TO INVESTIGATE MEASURES DIRECTED AT BANK
09:48:49 7 STABILIZATION ALONG THE MRGO.
09:48:51 8 THE COURT: THANK YOU VERY MUCH, COUNSEL. AND AS YOU
09:48:54 9 PROBABLY KNOW, I HAVE READ HIS 30(B)(6) DEPOSITION AND SYNOPSIZED
09:49:0010 IT.
09:49:0011 MR. EHRLICH: THANK YOU, YOUR HONOR.
09:49:0212 DIRECT EXAMINATION
09:49:0213 BY MR. EHRLICH:
09:49:0214 Q. MR. PODANY, PLEASE TELL THE COURT AGAIN BY WHOM YOU ARE
09:49:0615 EMPLOYED.
09:49:0716 A. I AM EMPLOYED BY THE U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, NEW ORLEANS
09:49:1217 DISTRICT.
09:49:1218 Q. AND HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN WITH THE CORPS?
09:49:1419 A. FOR ABOUT 26 YEARS.
09:49:1520 Q. WHEN YOU FIRST ARRIVED AT THE CORPS, WHAT WAS YOUR POSITION?
09:49:2121 A. MY INITIAL POSITION WAS AS STUDY MANAGER IN THE PLANNING
09:49:2522 DIVISION FROM ABOUT 1983 TO '94.
09:49:2923 Q. AND IN 1994, DID YOU CHANGE POSITIONS?
09:49:3324 A. YES, I DID. I BECAME CHIEF OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING
09:49:3825 SECTION AND PLANNING DIVISION.
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09:49:39 1 Q. AND HOW LONG WERE YOU IN THAT POSITION?
09:49:41 2 A. I WAS IN THAT POSITION FOR ABOUT FOUR YEARS.
09:49:46 3 Q. WAS THE ASSISTANT CHIEF OF PLANNING AND PROGRAM THE NEXT
09:49:52 4 POSITION YOU HELD?
09:49:58 5 A. I HAD A BRIEF TIME AS A SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER IN 1999. ALSO IN
09:50:00 6 THE YEAR 1999, I WORKED AS THE BRANCH CHIEF IN THE CWPPRA PROJECT
09:50:06 7 MANAGEMENT BRANCH, THE COASTAL WETLANDS PLANNING, PROTECTION AND
09:50:11 8 RESTORATION ACT BRANCH, AND I BECAME ASSISTANT CHIEF OF PLANNING
09:50:14 9 PROGRAMS PROJECT MANAGEMENT IN 2002.
09:50:1810 Q. WAS THAT POSITION NEW TO THE CORPS?
09:50:2111 A. THAT PARTICULAR POSITION WAS NOT. IN 2006, A POSITION THAT I AM
09:50:2812 CURRENTLY IN WAS NEW, WHICH IS THE CHIEF OF THE PROTECTION
09:50:3313 RESTORATION OFFICE.
09:50:3314 Q. AND WHY WAS THAT POSITION CREATED?
09:50:3515 A. THAT POSITION WAS CREATED TO HANDLE ALL OF THE WORK THAT WE
09:50:3916 RECEIVED AFTER HURRICANE KATRINA. A LOT OF THE WORK THAT THE
09:50:4317 DISTRICT WAS DOING FOR LEVEE RECOVERY, LEVEE RESTORATION, PLUS ALSO
09:50:4818 THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION AND URBAN FLOOD CONTROL WORK UNDER
09:50:5619 SELA.
09:50:5620 Q. AND WHAT ARE YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES IN THAT POSITION?
09:50:5821 A. AS CHIEF, I OVERSEE THREE BRANCHES THAT HAVE STUDY MANAGERS,
09:51:0422 PROJECT MANAGERS AND PROGRAM ANALYSTS, WHO DEVELOP PLANS OF STUDY
09:51:0923 AND ACTUALLY MANAGE PROJECTS TO EXECUTE THE WORK FOR THE OFFICE.
09:51:1424 Q. MR. PODANY, IN INTRODUCING YOU TO THE COURT, I MENTIONED THAT
09:51:1825 YOU HAVE A CIVIL ENGINEERING DEGREE FROM GEORGE WASHINGTON
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09:51:20 1 UNIVERSITY. WILL YOU PLEASE DESCRIBE THE REST OF YOUR EDUCATIONAL
09:51:24 2 BACKGROUND?
09:51:24 3 A. I HAVE TAKEN SOME GRADUATE COURSES AT TULANE UNIVERSITY. ALSO
09:51:28 4 IN 1992, '93, I WAS ON THE PLANNERS AND PROJECT MANAGERS PROGRAM IN
09:51:34 5 WASHINGTON, D.C. THAT'S A RATHER INTENSIVE PLANNING AND PROJECT
09:51:40 6 MANAGEMENT TRAINING PROGRAM FOR THE CORPS THAT I COMPLETED IN '93.
09:51:44 7 Q. I'D LIKE TO ASK YOU ABOUT THE CORPS' EFFORTS REGARDING
09:51:48 8 ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS. YOU WERE WITH THE CORPS IN 1990; IS THAT
09:51:53 9 RIGHT?
09:51:5310 A. THAT'S CORRECT.
09:51:5411 Q. HAD THE CORPS BEEN STUDYING ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION PROJECTS
09:51:5712 PRIOR TO YOUR ARRIVAL THERE?
09:51:5913 A. YES. THERE HAD BEEN A NUMBER OF STUDIES THAT HAD BEEN DONE OVER
09:52:0414 THE YEARS, STUDY AUTHORITIES THAT WE HAD RECEIVED THAT WE HAD
09:52:0815 FINISHED REPORTS ON.
09:52:0916 Q. AND THEN PRIOR TO 1990 HAD THE CORPS BEEN ENGAGING IN THOSE
09:52:1317 EFFORTS?
09:52:1318 A. YES. WE HAD BEEN, BUT WHAT HAPPENED IN 1990 WAS THAT THE WATER
09:52:1719 RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1990 ACTUALLY ESTABLISHED THAT
09:52:2220 ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION WOULD BE A PRIMARY MISSION OF THE CORPS OF
09:52:2821 ENGINEERS. SO AFTER THAT ACT, THERE WERE A NUMBER OF STUDIES AND
09:52:3222 PROJECTS THAT CONGRESS HAD AUTHORIZED FOR EVALUATION. AND ALSO THE
09:52:4023 ADMINISTRATION BEGAN PREPARING A LOT MORE GUIDANCE ON HOW TO
09:52:4624 EVALUATE ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION PROJECTS.
09:52:4825 Q. YOU MENTIONED THAT THERE WAS A CHANGE IN THE FORMAL MISSION OF
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09:52:55 1 THE CORPS. WHAT DOES THAT MEAN, A FORMAL MISSION?
09:52:56 2 A. WELL, THE MAIN THING WOULD BE THAT FROM THE STANDPOINT OF IT
09:53:00 3 BEING A PRIMARY MISSION MEANS THAT IT'S LIKELY TO GET MORE PRIORITY
09:53:04 4 IN BUDGETING WITHIN THE ADMINISTRATION AND ALSO WITH CONGRESS. THE
09:53:09 5 CONGRESS IS THE ONE THAT DIRECTED THAT THAT BE THE CASE IN TITLE III
09:53:14 6 AWARD OF TWO THOUSAND -- I'M SORRY, 1990.
09:53:17 7 SO THAT MEANS THAT THERE'S A BETTER CHANCE TO EXECUTE
09:53:20 8 THESE TYPES OF PROJECTS, THERE'S LIKELY TO BE MORE OF THEM, AND THE
09:53:24 9 PROCESSES FOR EVALUATING THEM WILL BE CLEARER.
09:53:2910 Q. AND IS THAT PROCESS OF EVALUATING THEM, WHERE DOES THAT COME
09:53:3411 FROM?
09:53:3512 A. THAT GUIDANCE GENERALLY COMES FROM OUR HEADQUARTERS LEVEL IN THE
09:53:4113 FORM OF -- GIVING AN EXAMPLE, A PROGRAM, FOR EXAMPLE, TO EVALUATE
09:53:4614 ALTERNATIVES SO THAT THE BEST ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN CAN BE IDENTIFIED
09:53:5115 FOR AN AREA.
09:53:5416 THERE WAS A PROGRAM DEVELOPED CALLED ECO EASY TO DO THAT.
09:53:5917 AND THERE'S A PROCESS FOR ESTABLISHING THE NATIONAL ECOSYSTEM
09:54:0218 RESTORATION PLAN NOW THAT WE DIDN'T HAVE BEFORE 1990, AND THAT'S
09:54:0819 COMPLIMENTARY TO THE NATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN, WHICH IS
09:54:1320 THE WAY WE EVALUATE THE MERITS OF PROJECTS LIKE COMMERCIAL
09:54:1921 NAVIGATION, FLOOD DAMAGE RISK REDUCTION, HURRICANE RISK REDUCTION.
09:54:2522 Q. MR. PODANY, YOU WORK WITH A PERSON AT THE CORPS NAMED SUE HAWES?
09:54:3023 A. YES, I HAVE.
09:54:3024 Q. WHAT IS HER POSITION?
09:54:3225 A. SHE IS THE PROJECT MANAGER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT.
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09:54:35 1 Q. AND DO YOU KNOW WHY HER POSITION WAS CREATED?
09:54:39 2 A. AROUND 1990, IN ADDITION TO THE WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT ACT
09:54:43 3 OF 1990, THERE WAS THE COASTAL WETLANDS PLANNING, PROTECTION AND
09:54:47 4 RESTORATION ACT THAT WAS ALSO AUTHORIZED AND FUNDED, AND THE CORPS
09:54:54 5 OF ENGINEERS WAS GIVEN A LEADERSHIP ROLE IN THAT PROGRAM TO
09:54:58 6 ADMINISTER THE PROGRAM BUT ALSO TO ACT AS THE CHAIRMAN OF THE TASK
09:55:01 7 FORCE THAT OVERSAW THE WORK ON IT.
09:55:04 8 THE TASK FORCE WAS MADE UP OF FIVE FEDERAL AGENCIES,
09:55:07 9 INCLUDING THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS AND THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, SO A
09:55:1110 LOT OF THIS NEW WORK NECESSITATED ALIGNING THE DISTRICT TO BE MORE
09:55:1811 IN TUNE WITH THE WORK THAT WE WERE RECEIVING, WHICH IS THE
09:55:2112 ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION MISSION.
09:55:2313 THERE WAS ALSO OFFICES CREATED LIKE THE ENVIRONMENTAL
09:55:2714 PLANNING SECTION AND PLANNING DIVISION TO HAVE STUDY MANAGERS
09:55:3015 FOCUSED IN ON ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES.
09:55:3216 Q. AND THESE CHANGES THAT YOU'VE DESCRIBED ALL TOOK PLACE AS A
09:55:3717 RESULT OF THE CHANGE IN THE PRIMARY MISSION?
09:55:3818 A. YES, THEY DID.
09:55:3919 Q. LET'S TURN TO THE CORPS' EFFORTS WITH REGARD TO BANK EROSION.
09:55:4420 DURING YOUR TIME WITH THE CORPS, DID THE CORPS STUDY WHETHER OR NOT
09:55:5321 BANK STABILIZATION MEASURES COULD BE CONSTRUCTED ALONG THE NORTH
09:55:5322 SHORE, OR THE UNLEVEED REACH OF THE MRGO?
09:55:5623 A. YES, WE DID.
09:55:5724 Q. ARE YOU FAMILIAR WITH THE 1988 RECONNAISSANCE REPORT?
09:56:0025 A. YES, I AM.
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09:56:01 1 Q. IF WE COULD PUT THAT ON THE SCREEN, IT'S EXHIBIT DX 1057.
09:56:12 2 BEFORE WE GET INTO THE SPECIFICS OF THE REPORT, WILL YOU
09:56:15 3 PLEASE DESCRIBE FOR THE COURT WHAT A RECONNAISSANCE REPORT IS?
09:56:18 4 A. THE RECONNAISSANCE REPORT OR RECONNAISSANCE STUDY IS THE FIRST
09:56:23 5 PHASE OF A TWO-PHASED STUDY PROCESS FOR FEDERAL PROJECTS, FEDERAL
09:56:28 6 WATER RESOURCE PROJECTS. THE SECOND PHASE OF THAT PROCESS IS THE
09:56:33 7 FEASIBILITY PHASE. THE PURPOSE OF A RECONNAISSANCE REPORT IS TO
09:56:38 8 IDENTIFY WHETHER A FEASIBILITY-PHASE PROJECT -- A FEASIBILITY STUDY
09:56:43 9 SHOULD BE CONDUCTED.
09:56:4610 AND SO, A RECONNAISSANCE REPORT, WE LOOK AT THINGS LIKE
09:56:5111 PROBLEMS, NEEDS AND OPPORTUNITIES ASSOCIATED WITH POTENTIAL
09:56:5512 SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS IDENTIFIED. THERE WOULD BE THAT
09:57:0313 EDIFICATION OF A NON-FEDERAL SPONSOR, THE PREPARATION OF A
09:57:0614 FEASIBILITY STUDY COST ESTIMATE, AND BASICALLY IDENTIFYING WHETHER
09:57:1115 THE STUDY SHOULD PROCEED INTO THE NEXT PHASE.
09:57:1416 Q. AND HOW, IN GENERAL, DOES A RECONNAISSANCE REPORT COME ABOUT?
09:57:1917 A. GENERALLY, IF THERE'S AN ISSUE -- A COMMUNITY HAS A PROBLEM, FOR
09:57:2318 EXAMPLE, A COMMUNITY LEADER WILL CONTACT THE CORPS OR THE
09:57:2919 CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION AND ASK FOR ASSISTANCE. IF IT'S DETERMINED
09:57:3320 THAT THERE IS AN EXISTING STUDY AUTHORITY, THEN THE CORPS, ALONG
09:57:3721 WITH OTHERS, CAN LOOK AT THE POSSIBILITY OF INCLUDING FUNDING FOR
09:57:4022 ADDRESSING THAT PROBLEM.
09:57:4223 THE COURT: YOU NEED TO GET BACK JUST A LITTLE.
09:57:4524 THE WITNESS: OKAY, SORRY.
09:57:4625 THE COURT: WE CAN HEAR YOU VERY WELL.
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09:57:48 1 THE WITNESS: OKAY. THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS WOULD BE
09:57:56 2 LOOKING AT ITS EXISTING AUTHORITIES AT THAT POINT TO SEE WHETHER IT
09:57:59 3 HAD AN EXISTING AUTHORITY. IF THERE IS NO STUDY AUTHORITY THAT
09:58:04 4 WOULD ADDRESS THAT PROBLEM, THEN THE COMMUNITY REPRESENTATIVES CAN
09:58:11 5 CONTACT THEIR CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION, WHO WOULD, IN TURN, TALK TO
09:58:16 6 EITHER A HOUSE OR SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE ON AUTHORITIES, AND THEY WOULD
09:58:21 7 LOOK AT THE PROBLEM AND SEE WHETHER THERE WAS A PREVIOUS CORPS
09:58:28 8 REPORT TO CONGRESS. IF THERE WAS A PREVIOUS CORPS REPORT TO
09:58:31 9 CONGRESS, THEN THAT SUBCOMMITTEE COULD ISSUE A STUDY RESOLUTION.
09:58:3710 AND AS THEY WERE DOING THE STUDY RESOLUTION, WHAT THEY
09:58:3911 WOULD DO IS SEND A DOCKET LETTER TO THE CORPS ASKING FOR INFORMATION
09:58:4312 ON THE PROBLEMS, POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS IN THE AREA, AND THE CORPS
09:58:4913 WOULD PROVIDE THAT INFORMATION TO THE SUBCOMMITTEE. IF THERE IS NO
09:58:5514 EXISTING REPORT TO CONGRESS, THEN THE OTHER WAY USUALLY IS THAT
09:58:5915 THERE WOULD HAVE TO BE SPECIFIC LEGISLATION, AND THE WATER RESOURCES
09:59:0916 DEVELOPMENT ACT, OR APPROPRIATIONS ACT FOR THAT MATTER, THAT WOULD
09:59:0917 AUTHORIZE DOING A STUDY FOR THAT PARTICULAR PROBLEM.
09:59:1319 Q. COULD AN OPERATIONS MANAGER AT THE DISTRICT LEVEL AUTHORIZE A
09:59:2320 RECONNAISSANCE REPORT AS PART OF AN EXISTING PROJECT?
09:59:2421 A. NO, HE COULD NOT.
09:59:2422 Q. WHAT ABOUT A PROJECT MANAGER FOR A SPECIFIC PROJECT, COULD HE OR
09:59:2823 SHE AUTHORIZE A RECONNAISSANCE REPORT AS PART OF AN EXISTING
09:59:3124 PROJECT?
09:59:3225 A. NO.
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09:59:34 1 Q. BUT THE CHIEF ENGINEER DOES HAVE DISCRETIONARY AUTHORITY TO
09:59:38 2 MODIFY AN EXISTING PROJECT; ISN'T THAT RIGHT?
09:59:41 3 A. THAT'S TRUE UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, THE CHIEF OF ENGINEERS
09:59:45 4 CAN EXERCISE HIS DISCRETIONARY AUTHORITY TO MODIFY A PROJECT.
09:59:50 5 HOWEVER, THERE'S A LOT OF LIMITATIONS THERE.
09:59:53 6 Q. PLEASE DESCRIBE SOME OF THOSE LIMITATIONS.
09:59:56 7 A. WELL, IF THERE'S -- IF THE PROJECT IS -- IF THE CHANGED PROJECT
10:00:05 8 OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT MODIFICATION IN SCOPE IS VERY LARGE OR VERY
10:00:11 9 COSTLY OR INVOLVES SOME POLICY CONCERNS, IT MIGHT BE BEYOND THE
10:00:2110 CHIEF'S DISCRETIONARY AUTHORITY. AND WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IS THE CHIEF
10:00:2411 OF ENGINEERS WOULD LIKELY CONSULT WITH THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF
10:00:2912 THE ARMY AND OMB ON WHETHER HIS DISCRETIONARY AUTHORITY WOULD BE
10:00:3413 APPLICABLE IN THIS CASE.
10:00:3714 AND BEYOND THAT, I REALLY DON'T KNOW BECAUSE THAT'S A
10:00:3815 WASHINGTON-LEVEL DECISION THAT WOULD BE MADE.
10:00:4016 Q. WHO, IN GENERAL, PARTICIPATES IN A RECONNAISSANCE REPORT'S
10:00:4817 PREPARATION?
10:00:4818 A. WELL, THERE WOULD BE A PROJECT DELIVERY TEAM MADE UP OF
10:00:5219 INTERDISCIPLINARY PLANNING TEAM MEMBERS, ARCHAEOLOGISTS, ENGINEERS,
10:00:5720 SCIENTISTS, BIOLOGISTS. THERE WOULD BE A PUBLIC NOTICE THAT WOULD
10:01:0021 BE SENT OUT AT THE BEGINNING OF A RECONNAISSANCE STUDY TO NOTIFY THE
10:01:0522 PUBLIC ABOUT THE STUDY. THERE WOULD BE, OF COURSE, POTENTIAL
10:01:0923 SPONSORS WOULD BE INVOLVED, RESOURCE AGENCIES, LIKE THE FISH AND
10:01:1324 WILDLIFE SERVICE THROUGH THE FISH AND WILDLIFE COORDINATION ACT.
10:01:1725 THE PUBLIC NOTICE, FOR EXAMPLE, WOULD BE SENT OUT EARLY
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10:01:20 1 ON. IT WOULD BE A SIMPLE NOTICE THAT, ONE, WE'RE DOING THE STUDY,
10:01:24 2 HERE IS THE AUTHORITY WE HAVE TO DO THE STUDY. HERE'S THE
10:01:29 3 DESCRIPTION OF THE STUDY PROCESS, THE TWO-PHASE PROCESS, THE RECON
10:01:34 4 AND FEASIBILITY; AND THEN IF THERE'S ANY QUESTIONS THAT ANYONE MAY
10:01:37 5 HAVE OR CONCERNS, THEY CAN CONTACT EITHER THE DISTRICT ENGINEER OR
10:01:40 6 THE STUDY MANAGER.
10:01:42 7 AND THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN SENT OUT, AND IT WAS ACTUALLY IN
10:01:46 8 THIS CASE SENT OUT TO CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION, STATE AND LOCAL
10:01:53 9 OFFICIALS, ALL ELECTED OFFICIALS, OR MANY OF THE ELECTED OFFICIALS
10:01:5710 IN LOUISIANA, WITHIN THE STUDY AREA CERTAINLY, POST OFFICES,
10:02:0211 LIBRARIES, MEDIA, ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS, INTERESTED STAKEHOLDERS.
10:02:0712 Q. SO IT'S A VERY PUBLIC PROCESS?
10:02:0913 A. YES, IT'S A VERY COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF OVER THREE -- ABOUT 300
10:02:1814 PEOPLE OR 300 NAMES.
10:02:1815 Q. MR. PODANY, WHAT TYPE OF INFORMATION IS TYPICALLY CONTAINED IN
10:02:1816 THE FINAL REPORT?
10:02:1817 A. THE FINAL RECONNAISSANCE REPORT?
10:02:2318 Q. YES.
10:02:2419 A. THE RECONNAISSANCE REPORT WOULD HAVE THE ESTIMATE OF AT LEAST
10:02:2720 ONE POTENTIALLY-FEASIBLE PLAN, IT WOULD DISPLAY THAT. IT WOULD SHOW
10:02:3321 HOW -- IT WOULD SHOW AT LEAST A PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF THE
10:02:3822 PROBLEMS, NEEDS AND OPPORTUNITIES AND WHETHER THE POTENTIAL
10:02:4223 ALTERNATIVES THAT WERE IDENTIFIED WERE IN FEDERAL INTEREST TO
10:02:4724 PURSUE.
10:02:4725 IT WOULD MAKE A DETERMINATION AS TO WHETHER ADDITIONAL
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10:02:50 1 STUDIES ARE WARRANTED. IT WOULD HAVE SOME INDICATION OF WHETHER
10:02:54 2 THERE WAS A POTENTIAL NON-FEDERAL SPONSOR WHO WOULD SUPPORT THE
10:02:59 3 PROJECT THAT'S IDENTIFIED IN THAT RECONNAISSANCE REPORT.
10:03:03 4 Q. IS THAT THE ULTIMATE GOAL OF A RECONNAISSANCE REPORT?
10:03:06 5 A. THE ULTIMATE GOAL OF A RECONNAISSANCE REPORT IS TO DETERMINE
10:03:08 6 WHETHER THE FEASIBILITY PHASE IS WARRANTED. AND THAT MEANS ALSO
10:03:13 7 IDENTIFYING GENERALLY A SPONSOR AND IDENTIFYING WHAT'S NEEDED FOR
10:03:18 8 THE FOLLOWING FEASIBILITY PHASE.
10:03:19 9 Q. ONCE THE REPORT IS COMPLETE, WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?
10:03:2210 A. AFTER THE REPORT IS COMPLETED, IT WOULD BE SUBMITTED THROUGH, TO
10:03:2611 OUR DIVISION OFFICE FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL.
10:03:2912 Q. AND IF YOU COULD JUST STEP BACK FOR A MINUTE. THE DISTRICT
10:03:3313 OFFICE IS THE LOCAL DISTRICT, IN THIS CASE HERE IN NEW ORLEANS,
10:03:3714 RIGHT?
10:03:3815 A. CORRECT.
10:03:3816 Q. AND THEN YOU MENTIONED THE DIVISION OFFICE, IS THAT -- WHAT
10:03:4217 DIVISION IS THAT IN THIS CASE?
10:03:4318 A. THAT'S THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY DIVISION OFFICE IN VICKSBURG,
10:03:4819 MISSISSIPPI.
10:03:4820 Q. AND THEN THE LEVEL ABOVE THAT?
10:03:5021 A. THE LEVEL ABOVE THAT WOULD BE OUR HEADQUARTERS OFFICE.
10:03:5422 Q. OKAY. WHAT'S THE PURPOSE OF THE FEASIBILITY STUDY, IF ONE IS
10:04:0223 CONDUCTED?
10:04:0224 A. IF A FEASIBILITY STUDY IS WARRANTED AND A POTENTIAL NON-FEDERAL
10:04:1025 SPONSOR IDENTIFIED, THEN -- AND WE RECEIVE FUNDING AND APPROVAL TO
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10:04:13 1 PROCEED, THE FEASIBILITY PHASE WOULD LOOK AT A FURTHER
10:04:18 2 INVESTIGATION, MORE DETAILED ANALYSIS OF THE PROBLEMS, NEEDS AND
10:04:23 3 OPPORTUNITIES, A MORE DETAILED ANALYSIS OF POTENTIAL ALTERNATIVES,
10:04:25 4 AND ULTIMATELY WOULD LEAD TO A RECOMMENDATION FOR A PROJECT TO BE
10:04:29 5 CONSTRUCTED THAT COULD BE PROCESSED THROUGH THE ADMINISTRATION FOR
10:04:32 6 APPROVAL AND ULTIMATELY SENT TO CONGRESS SO THAT THEY COULD
10:04:36 7 POTENTIALLY AUTHORIZE IT IN A WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT ACT.
10:04:39 8 Q. THE WAY YOU PHRASED IT YOU SAID, IF THE FEASIBILITY PROJECT IS
10:04:43 9 FUNDED. WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU HAVE A RECONNAISSANCE REPORT AND THEN
10:04:4810 AT THE COMPLETION OF THAT REPORT THE FEASIBILITY STUDY IS NOT
10:04:5211 FUNDED?
10:04:5312 A. IF IT'S NOT FUNDED, IT WON'T BE CONDUCTED. WE CAN ONLY PREPARE
10:04:5913 A REPORT BASED ON THE FUNDING AND AUTHORIZATIONS PROVIDED BY
10:05:0714 CONGRESS.
10:05:0715 Q. AND WHAT ARE THE POSSIBLE WAYS THAT FUNDING MIGHT COME ABOUT FOR
10:05:0816 A FEASIBILITY STUDY? HOW MIGHT THAT GET FUNDED?
10:05:1317 A. THAT COULD COME OUT A COUPLE OF DIFFERENT WAYS. ONE WOULD BE IF
10:05:1618 A RECONNAISSANCE REPORT, FOR EXAMPLE, HAD BEEN PRODUCED AND IT WAS A
10:05:2019 FAVORABLE REPORT RECOMMENDING THAT ADDITIONAL STUDIES BE DONE, THEN
10:05:2620 THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS WOULD LOOK TO BUDGET THAT WITHIN EITHER THE
10:05:3221 POLICIES AND BUDGETARY CONSTRAINTS THAT THE ADMINISTRATION HAD SET
10:05:3622 FOR IT, SET FOR THAT PROCESS.
10:05:4023 ANOTHER WAY WOULD BE FOR CONGRESS TO DO A CONGRESSIONAL
10:05:4424 ADD AND SIMPLY ADD FUNDING ON ITS OWN BASED ON THE KNOWLEDGE THAT
10:05:4925 THEY HAVE FUNDED THE RECONNAISSANCE REPORT UP TO THAT POINT.
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10:05:53 1 Q. YOU'VE IDENTIFIED TWO WAYS, I WANT TO GO BACK TO THE FIRST. YOU
10:05:57 2 SAID THE CORPS COULD BUDGET, INCLUDE IN ITS BUDGET THE FEASIBILITY
10:06:03 3 STUDY. WHAT DOES THAT INVOLVE? I MEAN, IS THAT SOMETHING THAT THE
10:06:09 4 CORPS CAN JUST DO ON ITS OWN?
10:06:11 5 A. WELL, WE RECEIVE GUIDANCE EACH YEAR ON HOW TO PREPARE A BUDGET
10:06:18 6 REQUEST THROUGH -- THIS IS ULTIMATELY UNDER THE PRESIDENT'S BUDGET,
10:06:23 7 SO THERE IS GUIDANCE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES ON DOWN
10:06:26 8 ON HOW TO DO THAT. THAT GENERALLY WOULD LOOK AT THINGS LIKE, IS
10:06:30 9 THIS A PRIMARY MISSION; YOU KNOW, IS IT -- DO YOU HAVE AN
10:06:3410 ECONOMICALLY-FEASIBLE PLAN; DO YOU HAVE A NON-FEDERAL SPONSOR? IF
10:06:4011 ALL OF THE POLICY AND TECHNICAL ISSUES HAD BEEN SOLVED OR WERE IN
10:06:4512 PLACE, IT'S MORE LIKELY THAT THE PROJECT OR STUDY WILL BE WITHIN THE
10:06:5113 ADMINISTRATION'S BUDGET.
10:06:5214 THE COURT: EXCUSE ME, MAY I JUST INTERRUPT FOR A SECOND
10:06:5515 TO ASK: IS THERE ANY PRIORITY PROTOCOL WITHIN THE CORPS ITSELF
10:07:0216 WHERE YOU GIVE DIFFERENT PRIORITY LEVELS TO VARIOUS RECOMMENDATIONS
10:07:1117 OR SOMETHING THAT MAY COME FROM A RECONNAISSANCE REPORT?
10:07:1618 THE WITNESS: AS FAR AS BUDGETING OR JUST FOR RECOMMENDING
10:07:2019 SOMETHING?
10:07:2020 THE COURT: YES, ANY KIND OF PRIORITY WHERE SOMETHING --
10:07:2421 IF YOU HAVE, SAY, ACROSS THE NATION, HYPOTHETICALLY, TEN
10:07:2922 RECONNAISSANCE REPORTS COME OUT, AND SOME MAY BE MORE URGENT THAN
10:07:3623 OTHERS FOR WHATEVER REASON, IS THERE ANYTHING WITHIN THE CORPS TO
10:07:4024 HAVE A PRIORITY?
10:07:4225 THE WITNESS: I CAN ANSWER THAT IN GENERAL. WE HAVE --
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10:07:45 1 WHAT WE HAVE NOW IS BUSINESS LINES, SO WITHIN ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION,
10:07:50 2 NAVIGATION, FLOOD CONTROL, THE ADMINISTRATION HAS SET CERTAIN
10:07:55 3 TARGETS AND THRESHOLDS FOR FUNDING. SO, FOR EXAMPLE, IN A FLOOD
10:07:59 4 DAMAGE RISK REDUCTION PROJECT, IF YOU HAVE A BENEFIT COST RATIO
10:08:03 5 GREATER THAN THREE, YOU'RE GOING TO BE IN A HIGHER PRIORITY AND A
10:08:09 6 HIGHER CATEGORY THAN IF YOU'RE BELOW THREE.
10:08:11 7 SO THERE ARE CERTAIN THINGS THAT THEY HAVE DONE TO
10:08:13 8 IDENTIFY THOSE PRIORITIES NATIONWIDE.
10:08:15 9 THE COURT: AND HOW LONG HAS THAT BEEN IN EFFECT?
10:08:2110 THE WITNESS: WELL, IT'S CHANGED OVER THE YEARS, AND SO
10:08:2111 THAT WE'VE HAD A WAY OF PRIORITIZING PROBABLY FROM THE BEGINNING.
10:08:2612 BUT CERTAINLY, THE MAIN THING HERE WOULD BE TO MAKE SURE THAT YOU
10:08:3113 HAVE A FEASIBLE PLAN. WHEN YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT A RECONNAISSANCE
10:08:3514 REPORT, AT LEAST IN THE CONTEXT WE'RE TALKING ABOUT, HAVE A FEASIBLE
10:08:3815 ALTERNATIVE, IT'S POTENTIALLY FEASIBLE BASED ON THE ADMINISTRATION
10:08:4116 GUIDELINES FOR FEASIBILITY, AND THAT YOU HAVE A NON-FEDERAL SPONSOR
10:08:4517 WHO IS WILLING TO PURSUE IT. THOSE WOULD BE THE MAIN THINGS AT THE
10:08:4718 RECONNAISSANCE LEVEL THAT WOULD GIVE YOU A FAIRLY HIGH PRIORITY TO
10:08:5119 MOVE AHEAD.
10:08:5220 THE COURT: I UNDERSTAND THAT. AND THE 3 TO 1, HOW LONG
10:08:5321 HAS THAT BEEN IN EFFECT?
10:08:5522 THE WITNESS: I AM NOT EXACTLY SURE. I THINK PETE LOUISA
10:08:5923 MIGHT BE ABLE TO ANSWER THAT BETTER THAN I CAN.
10:09:0024 THE COURT: I DON'T WANT TO ENCROACH ON THAT. AGAIN, IF
10:09:0325 SOMETHING IS OUTSIDE OF YOUR AREA, JUST TELL ME AND I WON'T PRESS IT
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10:09:07 1 AT ALL.
10:09:08 2 THE OTHER THING I WAS CURIOUS ABOUT IS: IN MAKING THESE
10:09:11 3 ASSESSMENTS, IF, LET'S SAY PRIVATE PROPERTY OR PEOPLE, HUMAN BEINGS
10:09:24 4 MAY BE IMPACTED IN A DELETERIOUS FASHION, ARE THERE ANY HUMAN
10:09:31 5 FACTORS THROWN INTO THAT IN THAT COST BENEFIT RATIO?
10:09:34 6 THE WITNESS: AS FAR AS HOW YOU WOULD DEVELOP THE BENEFIT
10:09:38 7 COST RATIO?
10:09:40 8 THE COURT: YES.
10:09:41 9 THE WITNESS: THE FACTORS -- IT'S KIND OF HARD TO EXPLAIN
10:09:4810 WHAT'S IN THERE WITHOUT GOING INTO IT.
10:09:5011 THE COURT: IF THIS IS MORE FOR MR. LOUISA, THAT'S FINE.
10:09:5312 THE WITNESS: NO. THE BENEFIT COST ANALYSIS WOULD LOOK AT
10:09:5713 THINGS LIKE NATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OUTPUTS TO THE NATION,
10:10:0014 ECONOMIC BENEFITS, SAVINGS IN TRANSPORTATION, FOR EXAMPLE,
10:10:0515 REDUCTIONS IN COSTS --
10:10:0516 THE COURT: RIGHT. I UNDERSTAND THOSE COMPONENTS AND
10:10:0717 THERE ARE A MYRIAD OF ECONOMIC COMPONENTS.
10:10:0918 THE WITNESS: ENVIRONMENTAL.
10:10:1019 THE COURT: BUT I GUESS IF IT SAYS HUMAN BEINGS COULD BE
10:10:1320 IMPACTED IN A -- WE'RE SPEAKING HYPOTHETICALLY.
10:10:1821 THE WITNESS: CORRECT.
10:10:1822 THE COURT: IN A DELETERIOUS FASHION, DOES ANY OF THAT GO
10:10:2323 INTO THE EQUATION, OH, BY THE WAY, NOT ONLY ECONOMICALLY, BUT WE
10:10:2624 MIGHT -- SOME PEOPLE MIGHT ACTUALLY BECOME HARMED?
10:10:2925 THE WITNESS: CERTAINLY THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACTS
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10:10:34 1 ARE ADDRESSED IN THE REPORT. IT MAY NOT BE IN THE BENEFIT COST
10:10:37 2 RATIO AS A NUMBER, BUT IT'S CERTAINLY DISCUSSED IN EVERY ALTERNATIVE
10:10:43 3 ANALYSIS WE DO, THE IMPACT AND THE HUMAN ENVIRONMENT, AND THE IMPACT
10:10:48 4 OF PEOPLE.
10:10:48 5 CERTAINLY THE VIEWS OF PEOPLE ARE TAKEN INTO
10:10:51 6 CONSIDERATION. FOR EXAMPLE, IN THIS PARTICULAR RECON THAT WE'RE
10:10:55 7 TALKING ABOUT --
10:10:56 8 THE COURT: AND WE'RE IN '88?
10:10:57 9 THE WITNESS: THE '88 REPORT.
10:11:0111 THE WITNESS: WE DID MEET WITH SOME OF THE AFFECTED
10:11:0312 LANDOWNERS EARLY ON TO TALK ABOUT WHAT THEIR CONCERNS WERE TO MAKE
10:11:1113 SURE THAT THOSE WERE ADDRESSED. BUT AS FAR AS THAT RESULTING IN A
10:11:1114 NUMBER IN AN EQUATION, NO.
10:11:1115 THE COURT: IT'S SIMPLY OTHER INFORMATION THAT IS
10:11:1216 PROVIDED, AND ONE CAN DO WITH IT WHAT ONE WANTS, IN ESSENCE.
10:11:1617 THE WITNESS: YES, AND WE HOPE THAT NOBODY --
10:11:1718 THE COURT: I SAY ONE, THE APPROPRIATE WHOEVER.
10:11:1919 THE WITNESS: ULTIMATELY, THE DISTRICT ENGINEER WHO SIGNS
10:11:2120 THE REPORT HAS TO DETERMINE WHETHER A PROJECT IS IN THE OVERALL
10:11:2521 PUBLIC INTEREST AND WILL FACTOR IN ALL OF THE THINGS THAT ARE IN
10:11:2722 THAT REPORT TO MAKE THAT DETERMINATION.
10:11:2923 THE COURT: THANK YOU, SIR. GO AHEAD, COUNSEL.
10:11:3324 MR. EHRLICH: THANK YOU, YOUR HONOR. AND, YOUR HONOR, WE
10:11:3325 WILL HAVE WITNESSES WHO WILL BE ADDRESSING SOME OF YOUR QUESTIONS.
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10:11:36 1 THE COURT: YEAH, I KNOW THAT CERTAINLY A COUPLE. AND I
10:11:41 2 DON'T WANT TO ENCROACH ON THIS WITNESS.
10:11:43 3 MR. EHRLICH: I UNDERSTAND, YOUR HONOR.
10:11:46 4 BY MR. EHRLICH:
10:11:46 5 Q. MR. PODANY, I WOULD LIKE TO FOLLOW UP ON PART OF WHAT THE JUDGE
10:11:49 6 WAS ASKING YOU. YOU IDENTIFIED TWO WAYS THAT A FEASIBILITY STUDY
10:11:55 7 COULD BE FUNDED, IF I UNDERSTAND YOUR TESTIMONY. THE FIRST WAS
10:11:58 8 THROUGH THE CORPS' BUDGET PROCESS AND THE SECOND WAS CONGRESSIONAL
10:12:02 9 ON ITS OWN.
10:12:0310 A. RIGHT.
10:12:0411 Q. THAT CORPS' BUDGET PROCESS, THE DECISION WHETHER TO RECOMMEND
10:12:0912 THROUGH THE PRESIDENT'S BUDGET THAT A PARTICULAR FEASIBILITY STUDY
10:12:1413 OR ANY CORPS' PROJECT BE FUNDED, IS THAT A DECISION ULTIMATELY MADE
10:12:1914 AT THE DISTRICT LEVEL HERE IN NEW ORLEANS?
10:12:2215 A. WELL, THAT WOULD BE -- AS FAR AS DEVELOPMENT OF THE PRESIDENT'S
10:12:2516 BUDGET, AS I MENTIONED EARLIER, THE PRESIDENT WOULD ISSUE GUIDANCE
10:12:2917 DOWN THROUGH OMB TO THE AGENCIES, AND THAT WOULD BE A DETERMINATION
10:12:3418 THAT'S MADE BY THE ENTIRE ADMINISTRATION WHAT THE PRIORITIES ARE.
10:12:3819 SO WE WOULD HAVE INPUT AS FAR AS PROVIDING INFORMATION ON WHAT'S
10:12:4320 AVAILABLE AND WHAT THE REQUESTS ARE AND WHAT THE POTENTIAL ITEMS
10:12:4921 ARE.
10:12:4922 Q. AND, IF YOU KNOW, WHO IS FROM THE ADMINISTRATION ULTIMATELY
10:12:5423 DECIDES WHAT FEASIBLE STUDY OR ANY OTHER CORPS' PROJECT IS
10:12:5724 ULTIMATELY INCLUDED IN THE PRESIDENT'S RECOMMENDATION?
10:12:5925 A. YEAH, I DON'T KNOW WHO THAT SPECIFIC PERSON WOULD BE. I THINK
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10:13:04 1 IT'S -- YOU KNOW, IT'S -- ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF ARMY HEADQUARTERS,
10:13:07 2 OMB, WORKING THE -- WORKING A PRESIDENT'S BUDGET THROUGH THE
10:13:14 3 DIRECTION THAT'S BEEN ESTABLISHED FOR THAT YEAR'S PRESIDENT'S
10:13:14 4 BUDGET. I DON'T KNOW.
10:13:19 5 Q. BUT YOU STATED YOU HAVE INPUT, YOU PROVIDE INFORMATION THAT IS
10:13:23 6 CONSIDERED IN THAT DECISION?
10:13:24 7 A. RIGHT. WE CAN PROVIDE INFORMATION ON, FOR EXAMPLE, WHAT THE
10:13:27 8 POTENTIAL STUDY IS ABOUT, HOW MUCH IT MIGHT COST, AND THAT WOULD BE
10:13:30 9 PRETTY MUCH THE EXTENT OF WHAT THE DISTRICT WOULD PROVIDE.
10:13:3310 Q. AND THEN THE OTHER WAY YOU MENTIONED WAS CONGRESS COULD DO IT?
10:13:3911 A. CORRECT.
10:13:4012 Q. SO WHAT IF THE CORPS -- YOU DO A RECONNAISSANCE STUDY AND, FOR
10:13:4313 WHATEVER REASON, THE PRESIDENT DOES NOT RECOMMEND THAT THE
10:13:4614 FEASIBILITY STUDY BE FUNDED. COULD IT BE CONDUCTED ANYWAY?
10:13:5615 MR. O'DONNELL: OBJECTION, YOUR HONOR, FIRST IRRELEVANT,
10:13:5616 THERE NEVER WAS A FEASIBILITY STUDY. SECOND, IT'S PURE SPECULATION.
10:13:5717 THIRD, I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE FOUNDATION FOR THIS WITNESS IS TO TELL
10:13:5918 US WHAT THE SEVEN PRESIDENTS OVER THE LIFE OF MRGO WERE THINKING.
10:14:0419 THE COURT: I NOTE YOUR OBJECTION. I AM GOING TO OVERRULE
10:14:0720 IT AND ALLOW HIM TO ANSWER THE QUESTION.
10:14:1121 YOU'RE SIMPLY ASKING HIM WHAT IS THE CORPS' OPTION IF THE
10:14:1422 ADMINISTRATION DOES NOT APPROVE A BUDGET, A REQUESTED BUDGETED ITEM
10:14:2223 OR FUNDING?
10:14:2324 MR. EHRLICH: WELL, YES, AND IS THERE -- COULD THE FUNDING
10:14:2625 TAKE PLACE ANYWAY, EVEN IF THE CORPS DOESN'T RECOMMEND IT?
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10:14:29 1 THE WITNESS: NO, WE CAN'T CONDUCT A STUDY WITHOUT THE
10:14:31 2 AUTHORIZATION OF FUNDING BOTH IN PLACE TO DO SO.
10:14:36 4 Q. RIGHT. BUT IF THE CORPS DOESN'T RECOMMEND FUNDING AND CONGRESS
10:14:39 5 DECIDES TO FUND IT ANYWAY, DOES THE FEASIBILITY STUDY OCCUR?
10:14:42 6 A. YES. CONGRESS COULD CHOOSE ON ITS OWN TO FUND -- EVEN WITHOUT A
10:14:45 7 PRESIDENT'S BUDGET, TO FUND, AND THEY DO THROUGH THE PROCESS OF A
10:14:51 8 CONGRESSIONAL ADD, ADD PROJECTS REGULARLY TO NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT'S
10:14:55 9 BUDGET.
10:14:5610 Q. WE'VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT TWO DIFFERENT CONCEPTS HERE,
10:14:5911 AUTHORIZATION AND THEN WE WERE TALKING ABOUT FUNDING. DOES
10:15:0312 AUTHORIZATION OF A RECONNAISSANCE REPORT INCLUDE THE FUNDING ASPECT?
10:15:0913 A. NO, IT DOES NOT.
10:15:1014 Q. EXPLAIN BRIEFLY THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AUTHORIZATION AND
10:15:1715 APPROPRIATIONS.
10:15:1716 A. WELL, JUST BRIEFLY, IN TERMS OF STUDIES, WE NEED TO STUDY
10:15:2117 AUTHORIZATION EITHER IN TERMS OF THE STUDY RESOLUTION OR SPECIFIC
10:15:2518 LEGISLATION IN A CONGRESSIONAL ACT. THAT BY ITSELF JUST DESCRIBES
10:15:2919 THE STUDY, GIVES US THE AUTHORITY TO DO IT. BUT UNTIL CONGRESS
10:15:3320 ACTUALLY APPROPRIATES FUNDS THROUGH AN ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT, WE
10:15:3821 CANNOT BEGIN THE STUDY.
10:15:4122 Q. AND WHEN WAS THE 1988 RECONNAISSANCE REPORT, WHEN WAS IT
10:15:4423 AUTHORIZED?
10:15:4424 A. IT WAS AUTHORIZED IN 1982.
10:15:4725 Q. DO YOU KNOW WHEN FUNDING WAS APPROPRIATED AND RECEIVED TO BEGIN
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10:15:49 1 WORK ON THE PROJECT?
10:15:50 2 A. 1987.
10:15:51 3 Q. COULD THE CORPS HAVE BEGUN WORK ON THE PROJECT BEFORE 1987,
10:15:58 4 BEFORE IT HAD RECEIVED FUNDING?
10:15:59 5 A. NO, IT COULD NOT.
10:16:00 6 Q. WAS THE 1988 REPORT FUNDED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN CONGRESS?
10:16:05 7 A. NO, IT WAS FUNDED BY CONGRESS.
10:16:08 8 Q. IN OTHER WORDS, WAS THERE A COST-SHARING ELEMENT TO IT?
10:16:10 9 A. NO, THE RECONNAISSANCE REPORT IS A HUNDRED PERCENT FEDERALLY
10:16:1510 FUNDED.
10:16:1511 Q. WAS THE REPORT FUNDED AS PART OF THE MRGO PROJECT?
10:16:1812 A. NO. THE WAY WE LOOK AT THIS STUDY AUTHORITY BECAUSE IT BECAME
10:16:2513 WITHIN THE GENERAL INVESTIGATIONS PROGRAM, THE FUNDING FOR THAT
10:16:2714 STUDY, THE GENERAL INVESTIGATIONS PROGRAM IS THE PROGRAM THAT WE USE
10:16:3915 TO DO STUDIES OF PROJECTS THAT -- POTENTIAL PROJECTS THAT DON'T HAVE
10:16:3916 AN AUTHORITY YET OR UNFUNDED OR BOTH. SO THIS SPECIFIC STUDY
10:16:4617 AUTHORITY CAME AND IS SEPARATE FROM THE MRGO AUTHORITY.
10:16:5218 Q. AND WHAT WAS THE PURPOSE OF THE 1988 REPORT? WE CAN GO AHEAD
10:16:5719 AND PUT EXHIBIT DX 1057 ON THE SCREEN AGAIN. YOU CAN ANSWER THE
10:17:0620 QUESTION WHILE WE'RE DOING THAT.
10:17:0621 A. OKAY. THE PURPOSE OF THE 1988 REPORT WAS TO LOOK AT THE
10:17:1322 POTENTIAL FOR PUTTING BANK STABILIZATION ALONG THE NORTH AND SOUTH
10:17:1823 LEVEE BANKS OF THE MRGO. AND ALSO TO FIND THE FEDERAL INTEREST AND
10:17:2624 POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS FOR THOSE PROBLEMS THAT ARE ADDRESSED IN THE
10:17:3025 REPORT.
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10:17:31 1 Q. UP ON THE SCREEN THERE WE HAVE PAGES TWO AND THREE FROM DX 1057.
10:17:39 2 THE TITLE IS, STUDY PURPOSE AND SCOPE. THE REPORT STATES THAT ONE
10:17:47 3 OF ITS GOALS IS TO APPRAISE THE FEDERAL INTEREST.
10:17:50 4 THE COURT: I KNOW YOU MEAN APPRISE.
10:17:53 6 Q. APPRISE THE FEDERAL INTEREST. WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?
10:17:57 7 A. IT MEANS TO EVALUATE. IT MEANS TO EVALUATE THE FEDERAL INTEREST
10:18:03 8 AND THE POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS. THIS IS AN APPRAISAL OF AN
10:18:08 9 EVALUATION --
10:18:0910 THE COURT: I APOLOGIZE, COUNSEL, IT MAY BE ACTUALLY
10:18:1111 APPRAISAL. THE COURT WITHDRAWS ITS GRAMMATICAL STATEMENT.
10:18:2012 MR. EHRLICH: IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN APPRISING AND APPRAISING,
10:18:2313 YOUR HONOR, FOR ALL WE KNOW. WE'LL LET THE WITNESS --
10:18:2414 THE WITNESS: BUT APPRAISAL, I THINK, IS APPROPRIATELY
10:18:2715 USED HERE, I DIDN'T READ THE WHOLE THING, I'M SORRY.
10:18:3116 MR. EHRLICH: NO PROBLEM, WE WILL LET THE WITNESS EXPLAIN
10:18:3317 THAT.
10:18:3318 THE COURT: WHAT PAGE IS THIS, COUNSEL?
10:18:3619 MR. EHRLICH: PAGE TWO AND THREE OF DX 1057.
10:18:3921 THE WITNESS: IN THAT PARTICULAR HIGHLIGHTED SECTION IS A
10:18:4222 STANDARD, YOU WOULD SEE THAT IN MOST EVERY RECONNAISSANCE REPORT,
10:18:4923 THAT THAT'S THE PURPOSE, TO APPRAISE THE FEDERAL INTEREST AND
10:18:5024 POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS TO DEFINE PROBLEMS BY EVALUATING THE COST
10:18:5325 BENEFIT S AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF THE POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS.
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10:18:58 2 Q. AND WHAT WAS THE FEDERAL INTEREST IDENTIFIED BY THE 1988 REPORT?
10:19:02 3 A. THE FEDERAL INTEREST WAS IN CONTINUING WITH ADDITIONAL STUDIES
10:19:07 4 AND THROUGH THE FORM OF A GENERAL -- SUPPLEMENT TO THE GENERAL
10:19:12 5 DESIGN MEMORANDUM. THEY IDENTIFIED SOME OF THE PROJECT OUTPUTS
10:19:16 6 BEING MAINLY TO NAVIGATION, SO IT RECOMMENDED MAINLY A NAVIGATION
10:19:23 7 COST SHARING FOR MOVING AHEAD.
10:19:24 8 Q. WHAT GEOGRAPHIC AREA DID THE RECONNAISSANCE REPORT STUDY, THIS
10:19:30 9 1988 REPORT?
10:19:3010 A. THE STUDY AREA IS SHOWN IN PLATE 1, BUT IT'S FROM ABOUT MILE 60
10:19:3611 ON THE MRGO DOWN TO THE GULF OF MEXICO. SO IT WOULD BE AROUND THAT,
10:19:4712 THAT'S ABOUT THE STUDY AREA (INDICATING). AND IT MAY ACTUALLY
10:19:5213 EXTEND A LITTLE BIT FURTHER OUT INTO THE GULF OF MEXICO.
10:20:0314 Q. AND JUST SO WE HAVE A RECORD HERE, WE HAVE DEMONSTRATIVE EXHIBIT
10:20:0315 DM 0003, AND YOU'VE DRAWN -- AND I COMMEND YOU FOR YOUR QUICK
10:20:0416 ACTION, BY THE WAY -- YOU'VE DRAWN A BLUE CIRCLE AROUND THE AREA
10:20:0717 THAT YOU INDICATE WAS STUDIED BY THIS REPORT?
10:20:0918 A. YES. THERE IS A MAP IN THE REPORT CALLED PLATE 1 THAT HAS THE
10:20:1719 STUDY AREA DEFINED, AND THIS IS APPROXIMATELY WHAT THAT STUDY AREA
10:20:2220 IS SHOWN TO BE.
10:20:2321 Q. AND WHAT DID THE 1988 REPORT CONCLUDE WITH RESPECT TO BANK
10:20:2822 EROSION?
10:20:2823 THE COURT: IT'S PRIMARILY REACH 2 FROM THE, I GUESS, THE
10:20:3724 GIWW ALL THE WAY TO A LITTLE PAST SHELL BEACH; WOULD THAT BE FAIR,
10:20:4425 SIR?
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10:20:45 1 THE WITNESS: WELL --
10:20:46 2 THE COURT: JUST FOR THE RECORD, I MEAN, I DON'T KNOW IF
10:20:48 3 THEY'RE GOING TO PRINT THIS OUT.
10:20:49 4 THE WITNESS: YES, IT INCLUDES SHELL BEACH AND THOSE
10:20:51 5 AREAS, AND IT DOES EXTEND ALL THE WAY OUT TO THE GULF.
10:20:54 6 THE COURT: RIGHT. IT DOESN'T GO THROUGH THE ENTIRE
10:20:59 7 LENGTH OF THE GULF BUT SOMEWHAT OUT INTO THE GULF.
10:21:04 8 THE WITNESS: YEAH, IT GOES TO WHEREVER THERE'S A BANK
10:21:06 9 LINE STILL VISIBLE, SO ON THE NORTH OR SOUTH BANK.
10:21:0910 THE COURT: THAT'S THE BEST DESCRIPTION, THANK YOU.
10:21:1512 Q. MR. PODANY, WHAT DID THE '88 REPORT CONCLUDE WITH RESPECT TO
10:21:1913 BANK EROSION IN THIS AREA?
10:21:2014 A. IT CONCLUDED THAT BANK EROSION WAS SEVERE, BANK EROSION WAS
10:21:2315 OCCURRING, AND THAT IT HAD SOME ENVIRONMENTAL AND IMPACTS TO
10:21:2916 NAVIGATION.
10:21:3117 Q. DID THE REPORT EXAMINE THE CAUSES OF BANK EROSION?
10:21:3418 A. IT LOOKED AT --
10:21:3719 THE COURT: YOU CAN CLEAR THAT ANNOTATION. VERY GOOD.
10:21:4220 YOU CAN TELL THE ENGINEERS, THEY'RE MORE HANDY THAN THE REST OF US.
10:21:4621 GO AHEAD.
10:21:4622 THE WITNESS: WELL, AS I SAID, THE FINDINGS IN THE REPORT
10:21:4923 INDICATE THAT SEVERE EROSION IS OCCURRING ALONG THE BANKS AND THAT
10:21:5324 THERE -- THEY HAD ESTIMATED THAT THERE IS A POTENTIAL FOR SIX-FOLD
10:21:5725 INCREASE IN THE REQUIRED ANNUAL MAINTENANCE DREDGING BASED ON
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10:22:04 1 POTENTIAL SHOALING, IF IT WERE TO OCCUR INTO THE FUTURE, AND THAT'S
10:22:06 2 BASICALLY DUE TO THE FACT THAT CERTAIN AREAS OF LAKE BORGNE MIGHT
10:22:11 3 BREAK THROUGH TO THE MRGO IN BIG WAYS. YOU HAVE BIG AREAS BETWEEN
10:22:17 4 THE MRGO AND -- OR A LOT OF MARSH LOSS BETWEEN THE MRGO AND LAKE
10:22:23 5 BORGNE OVER MILES AND MILES OR THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS OF FEET THAT
10:22:27 6 WOULD ALLOW MORE SEDIMENT FROM LAKE BORGNE TO ENTER DIRECTLY INTO
10:22:32 7 THE MRGO.
10:22:34 8 IT ALSO TALKED ABOUT THE POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF SALTWATER
10:22:39 9 INTRUSION TO THE MARSH AS IT ERODES. IT IDENTIFIES, TOO, EARLIER IN
10:22:4510 THE REPORT, A NUMBER OF DIFFERENT REASONS FOR LAND LOSS DUE TO
10:22:5011 MAN-MADE AND NATURAL CAUSES, SUBSIDENCE, SEA-LEVEL RISE, VESSEL WAVE
10:22:5612 WASH.
10:22:5613 Q. WAS THERE A CONCLUSION WITH REGARD TO HOW MUCH MARSHLAND WAS
10:23:0414 LOST?
10:23:0415 A. THE ESTIMATE IN THE REPORT IS ABOUT 4200 ACRES. THAT'S DUE TO
10:23:0716 VESSEL WAVE WASH AND EROSION.
10:23:0817 Q. AND YOU HAD BEGUN DISCUSSING --
10:23:1118 A. AND OVERALL EROSION. SORRY.
10:23:1419 Q. NO, I'M SORRY. I THINK IN A PREVIOUS ANSWER YOU HAD BEGUN
10:23:1620 DISCUSSING SOME OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS, I THINK YOU MENTIONED
10:23:1921 SALT INTRUSION. WHAT WERE SOME OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS
10:23:2522 IDENTIFIED IN THE '88 REPORT?
10:23:2823 A. AS FAR AS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS TO THE AREA OR JUST
10:23:3724 ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF THE OVERALL SYSTEM? I AM NOT SURE WHAT
10:23:4225 YOUR QUESTION IS ABOUT.
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10:23:44 1 Q. LET'S START WITH EFFECTS TO THE AREA.
10:23:46 2 A. YEAH. IN A RECONNAISSANCE REPORT, THERE WOULD HAVE BEEN A
10:23:50 3 SECTION, IT WOULD BE BEST TO GO TO THAT SECTION, AND HERE IT IS,
10:23:54 4 WHERE WE DISCUSS WHAT LAND, WHAT RESOURCES ARE OUT THERE AND WHAT'S
10:24:00 5 HAPPENING. SO THE RECONNAISSANCE REPORT WOULD GENERALLY LAY OUT THE
10:24:05 6 ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING IN A PRELIMINARY WAY.
10:24:08 7 MR. O'DONNELL: EXCUSE ME, YOUR HONOR, CAN WE HAVE A PAGE
10:24:10 8 NUMBER?
10:24:10 9 THE COURT: PLEASE. THANK YOU.
10:24:1210 MR. EHRLICH: YES, I WOULD LIKE TO DO THAT FOR THE RECORD.
10:24:1211 THIS IS, AGAIN, DX 1057. THESE ARE PAGES 10 AND 11, PLEASE.
10:24:1812 MR. O'DONNELL: THANK YOU.
10:24:2114 Q. I'M SORRY, MR. PODANY, YOU CAN GO ON.
10:24:2415 A. WELL, ONCE AGAIN, THIS IS ONE SECTION OF THE REPORT THAT DOES
10:24:2616 TALK ABOUT SOME OF WHAT'S HAPPENING OUT THERE TO THE MARSH ALONG THE
10:24:2917 MRGO, AND IT DISCUSSES THE CHANNELIZATIONS THAT'S OCCURRED AND
10:24:3518 WIND-GENERATED WAVES, STORM ACTIVITIES, SUBSIDENCE, AND ALL OF THESE
10:24:3919 THINGS FACTORED IN TO CAUSING WETLAND LOSS IN THE AREA PARTICULARLY
10:24:4420 ALONG THE BANK OF THE MRGO, SEA-LEVEL RISE AND SUBSIDENCE, AS I
10:24:4921 MENTIONED.
10:24:5022 IT TALKS ABOUT THE -- BECAUSE THE EROSION IS STEADILY
10:24:5623 WIDENING THE MRGO, THERE IS A POTENTIAL FOR THESE NARROW STRIPS
10:25:0124 BETWEEN LAKE BORGNE AND THE MRGO TO DISAPPEAR EVENTUALLY; AND SO IF
10:25:0625 THAT DOES OCCUR, THEN THE VIEW IS THAT ALL OF THE SEDIMENT FROM LAKE
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10:25:11 1 BORGNE, A LOT OF IT, WOULD BE -- HAVE DIRECT ACCESS RIGHT INTO THE
10:25:16 2 MRGO, AND THAT COULD INCREASE THE SHOALING THAT OCCURS IN THE MRGO,
10:25:21 3 WHICH WOULD ALSO INCREASE THE COST OF MAINTAINING AND OPERATING THAT
10:25:24 4 CHANNEL BECAUSE IT WOULD HAVE TO BE DREDGED OUT.
10:25:27 5 Q. MR. PODANY, WAS ONE OF THE REASONS YOU PREPARED THIS REPORT TO
10:25:31 6 LOOK AT HURRICANE STORM SURGE?
10:25:34 7 THE COURT: WHEN YOU SAY YOU, YOU MEAN?
10:25:35 8 MR. EHRLICH: THE CORPS.
10:25:37 9 THE COURT: BECAUSE AS I RECALL HIS 30(B)(6) DEPOSITION,
10:25:3910 HE WAS SOMEWHAT FAMILIAR WITH THE REPORT, AND HE'S OBVIOUSLY BECOME
10:25:4211 MORE FAMILIAR WITH IT, BUT IT'S NOT HIS REPORT.
10:25:4512 MR. EHRLICH: YEAH, YOU'RE RIGHT, YOUR HONOR.
10:25:4613 THE COURT: I KNOW YOU DIDN'T MEAN THAT. I JUST WANTED --
10:25:4914 MR. EHRLICH: NO, THANK YOU, I APPRECIATE IT.
10:25:5516 Q. ONE REASON THE CORPS PERFORMED THIS 1988 REPORT, WAS IT TO LOOK
10:25:5617 AT HURRICANE STORM SURGE?
10:25:5718 A. WELL, IF YOU GO BACK TO THE STUDY AUTHORITY PAGE, YOU WILL SEE
10:26:0119 IN THERE, THERE'S VERY SPECIFIC AUTHORITY TO LOOK AT, IN LIGHT OF
10:26:0820 THE EXTENT OF EROSION, ANY MODIFICATIONS CONTAINED IN, THEY'RE
10:26:1121 INADVISABLE AT THIS TIME WITH REFERENCE TO THE FEASIBILITY OF BANK
10:26:1322 PROTECTION MEASURES.
10:26:1323 SO IT DIDN'T SPECIFICALLY MENTION LOOKING AT HURRICANE
10:26:1524 STORM DAMAGE RISK REDUCTION MEASURES IN THIS PARTICULAR AUTHORITY.
10:26:2525 BUT HURRICANES OVERALL WERE ADDRESSED IN THE REPORT FROM THE
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10:26:28 1 STANDPOINT THEY ARE PART OF THE CLIMATOLOGY OF LOUISIANA, THEY HAVE
10:26:32 2 AN IMPACT ON MARSHES AND THE SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT. SO THERE WAS
10:26:39 3 AN INCLUSION OR AT LEAST A MENTION OF HURRICANES IN PORTIONS OF THE
10:26:48 4 REPORT.
10:26:48 5 Q. WE TOOK A LOOK AGAIN AT THE STUDY AUTHORITY, THAT'S ON PAGE TWO
10:26:53 6 OF THE REPORT, FOR THE RECORD.
10:26:54 7 WHAT DID THE REPORT RECOMMEND BE DONE IN RESPONSE TO THE
10:26:57 8 PROBLEM OF BANK EROSION?
10:26:59 9 A. THE REPORT RECOMMENDS THAT WE MOVE TO A SUPPLEMENT TO THE GDM,
10:27:0610 THE GENERAL DESIGN MEMORANDUM. IT ALSO RECOMMENDED THAT THE
10:27:1011 RECONNAISSANCE REPORT ITSELF BE APPROVED BY THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
10:27:1412 DIVISION OFFICE AND OTHERS FOR MOVING AHEAD. THAT'S BASICALLY IT.
10:27:1713 Q. WAS A SUPPLEMENTAL DESIGN MEMORANDUM COMPLETED IN RESPONSE TO
10:27:2214 THE 1988 REPORT?
10:27:2315 A. NO, IT WAS NOT COMPLETED.
10:27:2516 Q. WHY NOT?
10:27:2517 A. WELL, ONE OF THE COMMENTS THAT WE RECEIVED FROM OUR MISSISSIPPI
10:27:2918 VALLEY DIVISION OFFICE WAS THAT WE SHOULD VERIFY THE SHOALING RATES
10:27:3419 THAT WERE ESTIMATED. REMEMBER, BEFORE I SAID THAT WE HAD ESTIMATED
10:27:3820 THAT THE SHOALING MIGHT BE AS HIGH AS SIX TIMES HIGHER IF CERTAIN
10:27:4321 AREAS WERE TO BREACH. SO THEY ASKED -- OUR DIVISION OFFICE ASKED US
10:27:5122 TO DO A MODEL THROUGH THE WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION TO VERIFY
10:27:5423 WHAT THAT SHOALING RATE WOULD BE AND THAT MODEL WAS DONE.
10:27:5624 Q. ARE THESE COMMENTS CONTAINED IN THE REPORT?
10:27:5925 A. THOSE COMMENTS ARE ACTUALLY NOT IN THE REPORT, BUT PROBABLY
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10:28:05 1 ATTACHED TO IT. AND AT THE BEGINNING THAT YOU CAN SEE, IT WOULD BE
10:28:12 2 ATTACHED IN THE FILE.
10:28:13 3 Q. I AM GOING TO SHOW YOU, DX 1057, THE LAST THREE DIGITS OF THE
10:28:21 4 BATES NUMBER ARE PAGE 980. IF YOU COULD TAKE AWAY THE INSERT FIRST.
10:28:27 5 ARE THESE THE COMMENTS THAT YOU WERE REFERRING TO THAT ARE
10:28:43 6 NOT IN THE REPORT BUT ARE PART OF THE -- I GUESS ATTACHED TO THE
10:28:47 7 REPORT?
10:28:47 8 A. YES.
10:28:51 9 Q. AND AGAIN, WHO ARE THESE -- THIS IS A CORRESPONDENCE, WHO IS IT
10:28:5810 BETWEEN?
10:28:5811 A. THESE WOULD BE COMMENTS FROM OUR MISSISSIPPI VALLEY DIVISION
10:29:0112 OFFICE TO THE NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT.
10:29:0313 Q. AND IT'S IN THIS COMMENT SECTION THAT THERE'S A DISCUSSION OF
10:29:1414 THE FURTHER STUDY OF THE SHOALING THAT YOU JUST TESTIFIED ABOUT?
10:29:1415 A. YES. THERE IS -- IN HERE THERE IS A DISCUSSION OF THE NEED TO
10:29:2216 CONDUCT A STUDY OR MODEL TO VERIFY THE SHOALING RATES. IT'S RIGHT
10:29:2817 AT THE VERY TOP THAT IT TALKS ABOUT IT.
10:29:3218 ANYWAY, THE IDEA WAS THAT IF THOSE SHOALING RATES COULD BE
10:29:3719 VERIFIED TO BE ACCURATE, THEN THERE IS A PRETTY GOOD CHANCE THAT WE
10:29:4120 DID HAVE AN ECONOMICALLY-FEASIBLE PLAN. AND THERE IS SOME CONCERN
10:29:4521 HERE EXPRESSED THAT MAYBE THEY'RE TOO HIGH.
10:29:4822 SO WHEN WE DID THE MODEL, WE FOUND THAT, IN FACT, THEY'RE
10:29:5623 PROBABLY LIKELY TO BE ONLY HALF AS HIGH AS WHAT WERE EVALUATED, WERE
10:30:0024 USED IN THE '98 REPORT -- '88 REPORT, I'M SORRY.
10:30:0425 Q. I AM GOING TO ASK YOU ABOUT THAT IN A MINUTE.
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10:30:06 1 THE COMMENT SECTION THAT WE'VE BEEN DISCUSSING, IS THERE A
10:30:10 2 DISCUSSION REGARDING THE ALTERNATIVE OF CLOSING THE MRGO?
10:30:14 3 A. YES. ONE OF THE RECOMMENDATIONS IS THAT THE DISTRICT LOOK AT AN
10:30:19 4 ALTERNATIVE TO CLOSE THE MRGO. THAT'S THE TYPE OF RECOMMENDATION
10:30:23 5 YOU MIGHT HAVE AT THE END OF A RECON, WHERE WHEN YOU DO THE
10:30:26 6 FEASIBILITY PHASE, WHICH IS THE SECOND PHASE, YOU WOULD LOOK AT THAT
10:30:30 7 ALTERNATIVE IN THE SECOND PHASE.
10:30:32 8 Q. WAS ANY RESPONSE GIVEN TO THAT COMMENT AT THE TIME?
10:30:35 9 A. IT WAS DISCUSSED AT THE DISTRICT, AND ULTIMATELY IT BECAME PART
10:30:3910 OF THE PLAN FOR DOING THE FEASIBILITY PHASE. SO IT WAS ADDED AS A
10:30:4611 SCOPE OF WORK, A PART OF THE WORK NEEDED FOR THE FEASIBILITY PHASE.
10:30:5012 Q. NOW, I THINK YOU TESTIFIED THAT THE SUPPLEMENTAL GDM HAD NOT
10:30:5413 BEEN PREPARED; IS THAT CORRECT?
10:30:5715 Q. WOULD THIS ALTERNATIVE BEEN EXAMINED AS PART OF A SUPPLEMENTAL
10:31:0316 GDM?
10:31:0417 A. YES, IT WOULD. IN FACT, AS THE INITIAL BEGINNINGS OF THE
10:31:0718 SUPPLEMENTAL WERE TO DO THAT MODEL AND TO VERIFY THE SHOALING RATE,
10:31:1019 BUT ALSO THERE WAS SOME EFFORT DONE TO DO AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF
10:31:1520 CLOSING MRGO. AND, IN FACT, THAT ANALYSIS WAS INCLUDED IN THE
10:31:2121 FOLLOW-ON RECON REPORT IN '94, IT'S AN APPENDIX IN THAT REPORT.
10:31:2622 Q. CAN YOU LOOK AT BATES NO. 994 OF EXHIBIT DX 1057, AND TELL THE
10:31:3223 COURT WHAT THAT IS?
10:31:3324 A. YEAH. THIS IS THE PLANNING DIVISION CHIEF'S RESPONSE TO, OR AT
10:31:3925 LEAST DISCUSSION WITH THE ENGINEERING DIVISION CHIEF. THIS IS ALL
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10:31:43 1 INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE TO THE NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT ABOUT HOW TO
10:31:47 2 DEAL WITH THE COMMENTS IN THE REPORT.
10:31:49 3 THERE IS A CHOICE, COMMENTS CAN SOMETIMES BE ADDRESSED
10:31:53 4 BEFORE THE FEASIBILITY STUDY PHASE IS DONE, WHILE THE FEASIBILITY
10:32:03 5 PHASE OR GDM PHASE IS BEING DONE, OR IN SOME CASES, IN FACT, WE'VE
10:32:04 6 BEEN ASKED TO RESUBMIT A RECONNAISSANCE REPORT WITH WHATEVER
10:32:10 7 COMMENTS THE DIVISION OFFICE HAS IN THERE. SO THERE ARE A NUMBER OF
10:32:13 8 DIFFERENT WAYS TO RESPOND TO THESE COMMENTS.
10:32:14 9 Q. THIS DISPOSITION FORM SAYS THAT THE COMMENTS WILL BE ADDRESSED
10:32:1710 IN THE SUPPLEMENTAL GDM.
10:32:1911 A. THAT'S CORRECT. WE WILL ADDRESS THE COMMENTS IN PREPARING THE
10:32:2012 GDM.
10:32:2213 Q. IS THAT A NORMAL PRACTICE?
10:32:2314 A. YES. THAT'S ONE OF THE THREE WAYS THAT THEY COULD BE DONE.
10:32:2615 Q. MR. PODANY, PLEASE EXPLAIN, WHAT, IF ANYTHING, HAPPENED
10:32:3016 FOLLOWING THE COMPLETION OF THIS 1988 REPORT?
10:32:3217 A. WELL, FOLLOWING THE 1988 REPORT WHEN THAT MODEL WAS COMPLETED,
10:32:3618 BECAUSE WE NO LONGER HAD AN ECONOMICALLY-FEASIBLE PLAN, IT NO LONGER
10:32:4219 MET THE REQUIREMENTS FOR US TO PURSUE IT, AND THAT WAS A DILEMMA.
10:32:4920 SO THERE WAS SOME CONCERN ABOUT, WELL, IS THERE A WAY -- AT LEAST
10:32:5421 SOME DISCUSSIONS ABOUT, IS THERE A WAY TO LOOK AT THIS PROJECT A
10:32:5822 DIFFERENT WAY, PARTICULARLY IN LIGHT OF THE WATER RESOURCE
10:33:0223 DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1990 AND HOW THAT MADE THE ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION
10:33:0924 A PRIMARY MISSION OF THE CORPS, IF THERE WAS A WAY TO LOOK AT
10:33:1325 ENVIRONMENTAL OUTPUTS THAT MIGHT BE RESULTING FROM PUTTING BANK
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10:33:17 1 PROTECTION MEASURES OUT THERE AND USE THAT AS A BASIS FOR INCREASING
10:33:20 2 THE -- OR AT LEAST EVALUATING FAIRLY THE OUTPUTS OF THE PROJECT FROM
10:33:30 3 A NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE.
10:33:31 4 Q. AT THIS TIME IN 1988, THERE WAS NO FEASIBILITY STUDY CONDUCTED?
10:33:34 5 A. NO, THERE WAS NOT, NO.
10:33:36 6 Q. AROUND THE TIME 1991, DID CONGRESS APPROPRIATE MONEY TO THE
10:33:41 7 CORPS AND AUTHORIZE FORE SHORE PROTECTION MEASURES?
10:33:46 8 A. YES, THEY DID.
10:33:47 9 Q. CAN YOU DESCRIBE THE CIRCUMSTANCES THAT LEAD TO THAT
10:33:5210 APPROPRIATION AND AUTHORIZATION?
10:33:5211 A. YES. AS PART OF THE ANNUAL MAINTENANCE DREDGING WORK THAT THE
10:33:5512 CORPS OF ENGINEERS WAS DOING, THEY NEEDED TO GET COASTAL ZONE
10:33:5813 CONSISTENCY FOR A CERTAIN REACH. THE LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF
10:34:0214 NATURAL RESOURCES REVIEWED THE PLANS AND TOLD THE CORPS THAT THEY
10:34:0715 WOULD WITHHOLD COASTAL ZONE CONSISTENCY UNLESS THE CORPS OF
10:34:1216 ENGINEERS PUT BANK PROTECTION ALONG CERTAIN SEGMENTS OF THE MRGO.
10:34:1617 AND FOR A PERIOD OF TIME, THE CORPS DID NOT HAVE COASTAL
10:34:1918 ZONE CONSISTENCY DETERMINATION AND WAS UNABLE TO DREDGE THE CHANNEL
10:34:2319 AND MAINTAIN IT TO ITS AUTHORIZED DIMENSIONS.
10:34:2620 THAT CHANGED, THOUGH, ULTIMATELY. THE LOUISIANA
10:34:2921 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES ISSUED A COASTAL ZONE CONSISTENCY,
10:34:3222 AND THAT OCCURRED AFTER A MEETING BETWEEN THE OFFICE OF THE
10:34:3623 GOVERNOR, THE PORT OF NEW ORLEANS, AND THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL
10:34:3924 RESOURCES.
10:34:4125 Q. AND DO YOU KNOW WHEN THE FORESHORE PROTECTION WAS CONSTRUCTED?
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10:34:55 1 A. IT WAS COMPLETED IN 1993.
10:34:56 2 Q. IF WE COULD PUT UP DM 0003 AGAIN. COULD YOU INDICATE WHERE THE
10:34:56 3 PROTECTION WAS CONSTRUCTED?
10:34:56 4 A. YES (INDICATING).
10:35:04 5 THE COURT: COULD WE PRINT THAT SO I'LL HAVE THAT. I'VE
10:35:08 6 BEEN TRYING TO FIGURE THAT OUT FOR A WHILE.
10:35:08 7 THE WITNESS: I'M SORRY. I KIND OF MESSED IT UP A LITTLE
10:35:08 8 BIT.
10:35:11 9 THE COURT: DO YOU WANT TO REMARK IT?
10:35:1310 THE WITNESS: YES, I WANT TO REMARK IT.
10:35:1411 THE COURT: GO AHEAD, CLEAR IT AND REMARK IT. AND I AM
10:35:1712 NOT TAKING IT COMPLETELY LITERALLY, BUT THAT GIVES THE COURT AN
10:35:2113 IDEA. THAT HELPS. I'VE BEEN TRYING TO FIGURE THAT OUT.
10:35:2214 THE WITNESS: THAT'S APPROXIMATELY WHERE THE BANK
10:35:2515 PROTECTION WAS CONSTRUCTED.
10:35:2516 THE COURT: AND IF YOU WOULDN'T MIND PRINTING THAT.
10:35:2817 MR. EHRLICH: YES, SURE, YOUR HONOR.
10:35:2918 THE BLUE MARK, THEN, IS WHERE THE FORESHORE PROTECTION WAS
10:35:3219 PLACED IN APPROXIMATELY 1991, JUST FOR THE RECORD; IS THAT RIGHT?
10:35:3620 THE WITNESS: THAT'S CORRECT.
10:35:3721 THE COURT: NINETEEN-NINETY --
10:35:4122 MR. EHRLICH: 1991?
10:35:4123 THE COURT: THREE IT WAS?
10:35:4324 THE WITNESS: IT WAS COMPLETED IN '93.
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10:35:44 1 Q. OH, OKAY. WHEN WAS CONSTRUCTION BEGUN?
10:35:45 2 A. IT MAY HAVE STARTED IN LATE '91, '92, SO IT WAS AROUND THAT
10:35:49 3 TIME.
10:35:49 4 Q. I JUST WANT TO MAKE SURE WE'RE ALL TALKING ABOUT THE SAME
10:35:52 5 CONSTRUCTION, BUT I THINK WE ARE.
10:35:53 6 A. YES.
10:35:53 7 THE COURT: RIGHT. IT STARTED IN LATE '91, EARLY '92,
10:35:56 8 COMPLETED IN '93, MARKED IN BLUE AND ABOUT TO BE PRINTED. THANKS.
10:36:01 9 MR. EHRLICH: GREAT.
10:36:0210 THE COURT: DO YOU WANT TO TAKE A BREAK AT THIS TIME,
10:36:0411 COUNSEL, SINCE IT'S 10:35?
10:36:0412 MR. EHRLICH: THAT WOULD BE GREAT, YOUR HONOR.
10:36:0613 THE COURT: WE'LL TAKE A TEN-MINUTE RECESS.
10:36:0914 (WHEREUPON, A RECESS WAS TAKEN.)
10:36:1015 (OPEN COURT.)
10:52:5116 THE DEPUTY CLERK: COURT'S IN SESSION, PLEASE BE SEATED.
10:52:5317 THE COURT: YES, SIR, YOU MAY PROCEED.
10:52:5618 MR. EHRLICH: THANK YOU, YOUR HONOR. YOUR HONOR, WE HAVE
10:52:5819 TAKEN THE PRINTOUT THAT YOU ASK WE MAKE AND WE'VE LABELED IT DX
10:53:0220 1761. IF I COULD HAND IT TO THE CLERK.
10:53:0421 THE COURT: YOU CERTAINLY MAY AND I APPRECIATE IT.
10:53:0722 MR. EHRLICH: AND WE PROVIDED A MARKED COPY TO PLAINTIFFS
10:53:1223 COUNSEL.
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10:53:14 1 Q. MR. PODANY, WE HAVE BEEN TALKING ABOUT THE 88 REPORT AND THEN
10:53:17 2 FOLLOWING THAT THE FORESHORE PROTECTION THAT WAS CONSTRUCTED BETWEEN
10:53:25 3 1991 AND 1993 THEREABOUT. I WOULD LIKE TO TALK TO YOU NOW ABOUT
10:53:30 4 ANOTHER RECONNAISSANCE REPORT ON BANK EROSION THAT WAS COMPLETED IN
10:53:33 5 1994. WAS THERE SUCH A REPORT?
10:53:35 6 A. YES, THERE WAS.
10:53:36 7 Q. WHAT ROLE DID YOU PLAY IN THIS REPORT?
10:53:46 8 A. I ASSISTED THE STUDY MANAGER IN THE REPORT PREPARATION. MAINLY
10:53:53 9 THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF INITIAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THE
10:53:5610 FEASIBILITY PHASE.
10:53:5811 Q. AND WHY WAS THIS REPORT INITIATED?
10:54:0112 A. THIS REPORT WAS INITIATED BECAUSE IT WAS FELT THAT THERE MIGHT
10:54:0413 BE ANOTHER WAY TO ADDRESS BANK STABILIZATION MEASURES ON THE NORTH
10:54:0914 BANK IN A WAY THAT WE COULD DEMONSTRATE THAT THERE'S POTENTIALLY A
10:54:1315 FEASIBLE PLAN.
10:54:1416 ALSO WE HAD JUST COMPLETED -- I'M SORRY, THAT'S THE NEXT
10:54:1817 REPORT.
10:54:2018 Q. OKAY. WE'RE TALKING NOW ABOUT THE 1994.
10:54:2219 A. YEAH, RIGHT, YES.
10:54:2420 Q. WHAT WAS THE AUTHORIZATION FOR THE '94 REPORT?
10:54:2621 A. THE 1994 REPORT'S AUTHORIZATION WAS THE SAME AUTHORIZATION THAT
10:54:3122 WE USED FOR THE '88 REPORT, AND IT'S SHOWN EARLY ON IN THE REPORT.
10:54:3823 Q. EARLY ON IN THE '94 REPORT OR THE '88 REPORT?
10:54:4124 A. IN THE '94 REPORT. '94 REPORT SHOULD HAVE IT AS WELL. EITHER
10:54:4725 ONE, THAT'S THE SAME AUTHORIZATION.
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10:54:53 1 THE COURT: THE EXHIBIT NUMBER FOR THE '94 REPORT, WHAT'S
10:54:53 2 THAT EXHIBIT NUMBER, COUNSEL?
10:54:56 3 MR. EHRLICH: DX 1058.
10:54:58 4 THE COURT: THANK YOU.
10:55:01 6 Q. AND YOU SAID THE AUTHORIZATION WAS THE SAME. WHEN WAS THE
10:55:05 7 FUNDING RECEIVED TO COMPLETE THIS REPORT?
10:55:07 8 A. FOR THIS REPORT WE RECEIVED FUNDING OVER '92, '93, '94, IT WAS
10:55:11 9 OVER THREE YEARS WE RECEIVED FUNDING TO COMPLETE IT.
10:55:1610 Q. WHY DID IT TAKE THIS REPORT LONGER TO COMPLETE, THIS REPORT TAKE
10:55:2211 LONGER TO COMPLETE?
10:55:2312 A. I THINK WE WERE TRYING TO FIND A WAY TO USE ECOSYSTEM
10:55:2713 RESTORATION OUTPUTS AS A PRIMARY WAY OF JUSTIFYING THE PROJECT. IT
10:55:3314 WAS EVALUATED THAT IN THE '88 REPORT WE LOOKED AT MONETARY BENEFITS
10:55:3915 ASSOCIATED WITH MARSH, WE PUT IN A DOLLAR VALUE ON ACRE OF MARSH AND
10:55:5016 TRIED TO USE THAT AS A WAY TO AT LEAST IDENTIFY WHAT THE
10:55:5117 ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS MIGHT BE FOR THE PROJECT.
10:55:5318 SINCE 1990 THERE HAVE BEEN PROCESSES DEVELOPED TO USE A
10:55:5819 NONMONETARY WAY, BASICALLY LOOKING AT THE ECOLOGICAL VALUE OF THE
10:56:0220 WETLANDS; AND SO WE ATTEMPTED TO DO SOMETHING LIKE THAT IN THIS
10:56:0621 REPORT IS LOOK AT BOTH THE MONETARY AND NONMONETARY VALUES OF
10:56:1222 ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION TO SUPPORT POTENTIALLY BANK PROTECTION
10:56:1723 MEASURES ALONG THE MRGO.
10:56:2024 Q. NOW, YOU MENTIONED 1990 AGAIN. WAS THAT THE TIME WHERE THE
10:56:2525 CORPS' PRIMARY MISSION CHANGED?
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10:56:27 1 A. YES. AND, IN FACT, AT THAT TIME THEY WERE STILL DEVELOPING
10:56:30 2 GUIDANCE ON HOW TO DO ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION PROJECTS AND IT
10:56:34 3 CONTINUED BEYOND ACTUALLY THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE '94 REPORT THAT WE
10:56:37 4 CONTINUED TO RECEIVE GUIDELINES ON HOW ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION STUDIES
10:56:41 5 SHOULD BE DONE.
10:56:42 6 Q. YOU TESTIFIED ABOUT THE ADDITIONS THAT WERE MADE IN THE '94
10:56:47 7 REPORT THAT WERE NOT IN THE '88 REPORT. WAS THERE SOMETHING,
10:56:51 8 ANYTHING REMOVED FROM THE '94 REPORT THAT HAD BEEN IN THE '88
10:56:54 9 REPORT?
10:56:5510 A. THE MAJOR THING WAS THAT WE DIDN'T USE AS HIGH A SHOALING RATE.
10:56:5911 THAT WAS THE PRIMARY WAY WE WERE ABLE TO JUSTIFY THE PROJECT IN THE
10:57:0312 '88 REPORT. OF COURSE WE FOUND LATER AS WE DID THE MODEL THAT WE
10:57:0613 HAD OVERESTIMATED THE SHOALING RATES, SO WE HAD TO USE THE NEW
10:57:0914 SHOALING RATES THAT THE WATERWAYS EXPERIMENTS STATION MODEL
10:57:1315 DEMONSTRATED.
10:57:1616 Q. DID THE 1994 REPORT INCLUDE AS AN ALTERNATIVE CLOSURE OF THE
10:57:1917 MRGO?
10:57:2018 A. YES, IT DID.
10:57:2019 Q. AND WAS THAT AS A RESULT OF THE COMMENTS THAT WE LOOKED AT
10:57:2620 EARLIER IN THE '88 REPORT?
10:57:2821 A. YES, IT WAS. AND AS I MENTIONED EARLIER, AS EARLY AS 1989 WE
10:57:3222 BEGAN LOOKING AT ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY OF CLOSING THE MRGO. THERE
10:57:3823 WAS BASICALLY THREE ALTERNATIVES, THREE OR FOUR ALTERNATIVES LOOKED
10:57:4224 AT: ONE WAS CLOSING THE MRGO AND MOVING THE TRAFFIC TO -- MOVING
10:57:4825 THE TRAFFIC THAT WOULD BE ON THE MRGO TO THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER;
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10:57:50 1 ANOTHER WAS TO MOVE IT TO ANOTHER PORT FACILITY SOMEWHERE ELSE
10:57:57 2 WITHIN THE GULF REGION; AND THE THIRD WAS TO CONSTRUCT A DEEP-DRAFT
10:58:02 3 LOCK WITHIN THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER GULF OUTLET.
10:58:04 4 Q. AND, MR. PODANY, I AM GOING TO SHOW YOU WHAT IS DX 1058, PAGES
10:58:09 5 36 AND 37. IS THIS THE SECTION OF THE 1994 REPORT WHERE THE OPTION
10:58:14 6 OF CLOSURE IS MENTIONED?
10:58:16 7 A. YES. IN FACT, HERE IS BASICALLY THE FOUR ALTERNATIVES, CONTINUE
10:58:21 8 CHANNEL MAINTENANCE, DIVERT TRAFFIC TO THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER, DIVERT
10:58:24 9 TRAFFIC TO AN ALTERNATIVE PORT OR CONSTRUCT A DEEP-DRAFT LOCK. AND
10:58:3310 BY DOING THIS ANALYSIS, AT LEAST ECONOMICS DEMONSTRATED THAT
10:58:3311 CONTINUED CHANNEL MAINTENANCE WAS ECONOMICALLY FEASIBLE. THE OTHER
10:58:3912 ASPECT OF LOOKING AT THIS ALTERNATIVE WAS THAT WE NOTE IN THE REPORT
10:58:4413 THAT THERE WAS NO CURRENT NON-FEDERAL ENTITY THAT WOULD SUPPORT
10:58:5014 CLOSING THE MRGO TO SUPPORT A STUDY TO LOOK AT IT AT THAT TIME WE
10:58:5515 DID NOT HAVE ANYBODY COME FORWARD TO SAY THAT THEY WOULD SUPPORT
10:58:5816 SUCH A STUDY.
10:58:5917 Q. WHAT CONCLUSION DID THE '94 REPORT MAKE WITH RESPECT TO BANK
10:59:0418 EROSION?
10:59:0519 A. IT CONCLUDED THAT BASED ON MONETARY AND MONETARY BENEFITS THAT
10:59:1220 THE BANK EROSION -- BANK PROTECTION MEASURES WERE ECONOMICALLY
10:59:1821 FEASIBLE AND THAT THERE'S A POTENTIAL FOR DEVELOPING A FEASIBLE PLAN
10:59:2422 IN THE FEASIBILITY PHASE. SO IT RECOMMENDED MOVING AHEAD TO THE
10:59:2823 FEASIBILITY PHASE AND IDENTIFY NON-FEDERAL SPONSOR TO COST SHARE THE
10:59:3424 PROJECT.
10:59:3625 Q. AND IF YOU WILL LOOK AT PAGES 70 AND 71 OF THE '94 REPORT, DX
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10:59:41 1 1058. IS THIS WHERE THAT CONCLUSION IS DISCUSSED?
10:59:46 2 A. YES. AND IN ADDITION TO WHAT I JUST DISCUSSED, IT ALSO TALKED
10:59:53 3 ABOUT THE POTENTIAL FOR AN ALTERNATIVE COST SHARING BASED ON THE
10:59:58 4 PROJECT OUTPUTS AND SUGGESTING THAT THE FEASIBILITY STUDY BE COST
11:00:04 5 SHARED 70/30 AND THE PROJECT ITSELF, CONSTRUCTION OF THE PROJECT, BE
11:00:10 6 85/15. WHAT IT WAS ABLE TO DO IS IDENTIFY AT LEAST ONE POTENTIAL
11:00:14 7 FEASIBLE PLAN AND THAT WOULD BE ENOUGH TO WARRANT A REPRESENTATION
11:00:19 8 OF THE DISTRICT ENGINEER TO PROCEED INTO THE FEASIBILITY PHASE.
11:00:23 9 Q. AND WAS A FEASIBILITY STUDY EVER DONE?
11:00:2510 A. NO, IT WAS NOT.
11:00:2611 Q. WHY NOT?
11:00:2612 A. WE WERE UNABLE TO IDENTIFY A NON-FEDERAL SPONSOR.
11:00:3213 Q. AND WHAT REQUIRED YOU TO HAVE A NON-FEDERAL COST SHARING
11:00:3614 PARTNER?
11:00:3815 A. WRDA '86 BECAUSE THE PROJECT OUTPUTS ARE A MIXTURE OF THINGS,
11:00:4316 ENVIRONMENTAL AND NAVIGATION, RECALL IN '88 IF ALL OF THE BENEFITS
11:00:4817 HAD BEEN -- WE HAD BEEN ABLE TO JUSTIFY THE PROJECT BASED ON THE
11:00:5318 NAVIGATION BENEFITS MOSTLY OR THE BENEFITS SHOWN IN THERE WE WOULD
11:00:5719 TRYING TO MAKE A CASE TO PROCEED WITH IT BEING 100 PERCENT FEDERAL,
11:01:0520 BOTH THE STUDY AND POTENTIALLY THE PROJECT. BUT WE WERE UNABLE TO
11:01:0821 DO THAT BECAUSE WE WERE UNABLE TO DEMONSTRATE THAT A PROJECT MAINLY
11:01:1322 BASED ON MAINTENANCE SAVINGS COULD BE ECONOMICALLY JUSTIFIED. SO
11:01:1823 THIS REPORT SHOWS THAT IT'S POSSIBLE THAT IF YOU LOOK AT IT FROM THE
11:01:2224 STANDPOINT YOU HAD ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS AND NAVIGATION BENEFITS
11:01:2625 THAT YOU HAVE A FEASIBLE PLAN.
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11:01:28 1 THE COURT: LET ME MAKE SURE I UNDERSTAND THIS. AND I'M
11:01:32 2 SURE YOU WILL BE CROSS-EXAMINED ON IT, BUT JUST AT THIS
11:01:41 3 INTERSECTION.
11:01:41 4 AS I UNDERSTAND IT THERE'S BEEN TESTIMONY THAT THE MRGO
11:01:44 5 ITSELF, THE CONSTRUCTION OF IT, ALTHOUGH THERE WAS A LOCAL SPONSOR,
11:01:48 6 WAS 100 PERCENT FEDERALLY FUNDED; IS THAT CORRECT?
11:01:52 7 THE WITNESS: YES, BUT --
11:01:53 8 THE COURT: THE ACTUAL DREDGING.
11:01:55 9 THE WITNESS: YES. THE ORIGINAL PROJECT WOULD HAVE HAD A
11:01:5910 LOCAL SPONSOR, THE PORT OF NEW ORLEANS, WHO WOULD BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
11:02:0211 PROVIDING THE LANDS, EASEMENTS, RIGHTS OF WAY, DREDGE DISPOSAL
11:02:0912 SITES. THEY'RE ALSO RESPONSIBLE FOR HOLDING SAVING THE FEDERAL
11:02:1413 GOVERNMENT FREE FROM CLAIMS OF DAMAGE TO CONSTRUCTION, OPERATION AND
11:02:2014 MAINTENANCE. THOSE ARE WHAT WE WOULD CALL THE LOCAL ASSURANCES IN
11:02:2415 THOSE DAYS, AND THOSE HAVE BEEN STANDARD ON MOST PROJECTS THAT A
11:02:2816 SPONSOR WOULD HAVE TO PROVIDE THAT, POTENTIALLY AT SOME COST.
11:02:3117 THE COURT: RIGHT. AND THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE WAS
11:02:3318 PAID FOR OUT OF THE NAVIGATIONAL PART OF THIS, 100 PERCENT BY THE
11:02:3719 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT?
11:02:3820 THE WITNESS: THAT'S CORRECT, YES.
11:02:4221 THE COURT: BUT WHAT YOU'RE TELLING ME IS IN THE EVENT
11:02:4322 THAT THIS OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE AND THE VERY EXISTENCE OF THE
11:02:5223 MRGO IS CAUSING DAMAGE IF IT'S ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE, THERE NEEDS TO
11:02:5924 BE A LOCAL SPONSOR? AND PLEASE TELL ME IF I'M WRONG ABOUT THAT.
11:03:0525 THE WITNESS: I THINK THAT'S RIGHT. I MEAN, THE WAY WE
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11:03:08 1 WOULD LOOK AT IT IS THE PROJECT THAT'S PROPOSED, WHAT ARE THE
11:03:12 2 OUTPUTS OF THAT PROJECT; AND IF THOSE OUTPUTS ARE MAINLY
11:03:15 3 ENVIRONMENTAL OR AT LEAST SUFFICIENTLY ENVIRONMENTAL, THEN THERE'S
11:03:18 4 GOT TO BE SOME COST SHARING IN THERE.
11:03:21 5 THE COURT: EVEN THOUGH THE PROJECT ITSELF THAT'S -- AND
11:03:27 6 IS FUNDED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. BUT IS THAT -- YOU MENTIONED
11:03:31 7 THE WRDA BILL, DID YOU?
11:03:35 8 THE WITNESS: WRDA '86 REQUIRES THAT THERE BE COST SHARING
11:03:39 9 ON FEASIBILITY PHASE STUDIES, YES.
11:03:3910 THE COURT: OKAY. I AM GOING TO LEAVE THE REST TO
11:03:4211 COUNSEL. GO AHEAD.
11:03:4513 Q. MR. PODANY, WOULD YOU HAVE NEEDED A COST SHARING PARTNER IF YOU
11:03:4814 DID A SUPPLEMENTAL DESIGN MEMORANDUM?
11:03:5115 A. NO, WE MAY NOT. WE WOULD HAVE TO USE THE SAME LOCAL ASSURANCES
11:03:5516 BUT WE COULD HAVE DONE THAT POTENTIALLY, IF APPROVED, WE COULD HAVE
11:04:0017 DONE A SUPPLEMENTAL GDM 100 PERCENT FEDERAL AND WE POTENTIALLY COULD
11:04:0518 HAVE DONE THE PROJECT, IF APPROVED, UNDER THE CHIEF'S DISCRETIONARY
11:04:1019 AUTHORITY OR APPROVED BY CONGRESS, WE COULD HAVE DONE THAT AT
11:04:1420 100 PERCENT FEDERAL, TOO.
11:04:1521 Q. WHY WAS THE SUPPLEMENTAL DESIGN MEMORANDUM THE RECOMMENDED
11:04:2022 COURSE IN THE 1988 REPORT BUT NOT IN THE 1994 REPORT?
11:04:2323 A. I THINK THERE WAS A BELIEF THAT WE MIGHT BE ABLE TO JUSTIFY THIS
11:04:2724 USING MOST OF THE NAVIGATION BENEFITS AND MAKE IT PART OF THE
11:04:3025 PROJECT. BUT THAT WAS NOT TO BE, AT LEAST BASED ON THE MODELING.
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11:04:40 1 AND WHEN THE MODELING RESULTS CAME OUT AS THEY DID, OUR DIVISION
11:04:40 2 OFFICE SPECIFICALLY TOLD US WE NEEDED A COST SHARE SPONSOR BASED ON
11:04:44 3 THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE 1986 ACT.
11:04:46 4 THE COURT: AND WHAT WERE THE MODELING RESULTS?
11:04:48 5 THE WITNESS: THE MODELING RESULTS SHOWED THAT THE
11:04:50 6 SHOALING RATES WERE ONLY ABOUT ONE HALF. SO IT SAID THAT THERE WAS
11:04:54 7 AT LEAST A 50 PERCENT CHANCE THAT THERE IS A 300 PERCENT -- I'M
11:04:59 8 SORRY. THERE'S AT LEAST A 50 PERCENT CHANCE THAT THERE'S A
11:05:03 9 300 PERCENT INCREASE IN SHOALING, THAT'S WHAT THE RESULTS SHOWED.
11:05:0610 THAT SUGGESTS THAT THE SHOALING IS ONLY GOING TO BE 300 PERCENT
11:05:1111 GREATER THAN WHAT IT CURRENTLY IS. AND WHAT WE USED IN THE '88
11:05:1412 REPORT WAS IT WAS SIX TIMES GREATER.
11:05:1713 THE COURT: BUT THE FACT THAT IT WAS 300 PERCENT WASN'T A
11:05:2014 SIGNIFICANT NUMBER?
11:05:2115 THE WITNESS: IT'S A SIGNIFICANT NUMBER, BUT WHEN YOU DID
11:05:2316 THE BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS WE NO LONGER HAVE AN ALTERNATIVE WITH A
11:05:2917 BENEFIT-COST RATIO ABOVE ONE.
11:05:3018 THE COURT: AND WHY WAS THE MRGO ECONOMICALLY FEASIBLE AT
11:05:3319 THAT TIME? WHY WAS IT DEEMED ECONOMICALLY FEASIBLE?
11:05:3620 THE WITNESS: THAT'S A DIFFERENT QUESTION. WE'RE LOOKING
11:05:3821 AT ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY OF THE BANK PROTECTION MEASURES THEMSELVES.
11:05:4222 THE COURT: OH, THEMSELVES.
11:05:4323 THE WITNESS: AND WE DID ALSO LOOK IN THE '89 REPORT THAT
11:05:4624 WE JUST TALKED ABOUT THAT'S AN APPENDIX TO THE '94 RECONNAISSANCE
11:05:5225 REPORT, THAT REPORT LOOKED AT ECONOMICALLY FEASIBILITY OF
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11:05:55 1 MAINTAINING, KEEPING THE CHANNEL OPEN AND MAINTAINING IT AS
11:05:59 2 AUTHORIZED. WHAT I WAS DISCUSSING IN THE '88 REPORT AND IN THE '94
11:06:04 3 REPORT, WE'RE LOOKING AT TRYING TO JUSTIFY ECONOMICALLY OR
11:06:07 4 ENVIRONMENTALLY, BANK PROTECTION MEASURES ALONG THE MRGO.
11:06:13 5 THE COURT: ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU, SIR.
11:06:16 6 MR. EHRLICH: THANK YOU, YOUR HONOR.
11:06:17 8 Q. MR. PODANY, TO YOUR KNOWLEDGE, DID THE 1994 REPORT GO TO
11:06:22 9 CONGRESS?
11:06:2210 A. NO, IT DID NOT.
11:06:2311 Q. WHAT HAPPENED TO THE 1994 REPORT?
11:06:2512 A. WELL, THE 1994 REPORT WAS BASICALLY SUBMITTED. WE WENT THROUGH
11:06:3213 A PROCESS OF TRYING TO IDENTIFY NON-FEDERAL SPONSOR. I WAS ENGAGED
11:06:3814 IN DOING THAT, WE DEVELOPED A TIME AND COST ESTIMATE AND A SCOPE OF
11:06:4215 WORK FOR THE FEASIBILITY PHASE. WE PRESENTED THAT INFORMATION TO
11:06:4616 POTENTIAL SPONSORS, THE PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
11:06:4817 WE HAD ACTUALLY ASKED -- OUR COMMANDER HAD ACTUALLY ASKED
11:06:5218 GEORGE DUFFY WHO WAS THE PRESIDENT OF THE MARITIME COMMISSION FOR
11:06:5819 OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR, HE WAS THE GOVERNOR'S -- UNDER THE
11:07:0220 GOVERNOR'S TASK FORCE.
11:07:0321 THE COURT: IS THAT SPELLED D-E-B-L-I-E-U-X? DID YOU SAY
11:07:0322 GEORGE DEBLIEUX?
11:07:0323 MR. EHRLICH: GEORGE DUFFY, D-U-F-F-Y.
11:07:0324 THE COURT: OH, I'M SORRY, I MISUNDERSTOOD YOU.
11:07:1825 THE WITNESS: YES, SORRY. GEORGE DUFFY, HE WAS THE
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11:07:18 1 CHAIRMAN OF THE GOVERNOR'S TASK FORCE IN THE MARITIME INDUSTRY, AND
11:07:18 2 OUR COMMANDER COLONEL DEBLIEUX SPECIFICALLY ASKED HIM TO HELP FIND A
11:07:24 3 COST-SHARING SPONSOR IN THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, BECAUSE IT WAS FELT
11:07:26 4 THAT BASED ON THE MAGNITUDE OF THE PROJECT IT WOULD LIKELY BE A
11:07:29 5 STATE ENTITY TO BE A SPONSOR.
11:07:31 6 AND SO THERE WAS A MEETING HELD OF THE TASK FORCE, GEORGE
11:07:35 7 DUFFY PRESIDED OVER IT AND I PRESENTED INFORMATION, THERE WAS A
11:07:38 8 NUMBER OF DIFFERENT AGENCIES THERE, AND HE ASKED IF ANYONE THERE
11:07:43 9 WISHED TO SPONSOR AND THE ANSWER WAS NO. WE ALSO RECEIVED LETTERS
11:07:5010 BACK FROM THE PORT OF THE NEW ORLEANS SAYING THEY WERE UNABLE TO
11:07:5411 AFFORD IT, AFFORD THE STUDY. WE TRIED LOOKING AT WAYS TO REDUCE THE
11:08:0012 COSTS OF THE STUDY, AND WE STILL WERE NOT ABLE TO FIND A SPONSOR.
11:08:0314 Q. WOULD REDUCING THE COST HAVE HELPED IN FINDING A LOCAL SPONSOR?
11:08:0715 A. IT MADE IT MORE AFFORDABLE, BUT ULTIMATELY THEY DETERMINED IT
11:08:1116 WASN'T AFFORDABLE EITHER WAY.
11:08:1317 Q. WAS THE CORPS EVER ABLE TO DETERMINE WAYS TO ACCOMPLISH
11:08:1618 FORESHORE PROTECTION THAT COULD BE TIED SOLELY THE OPERATION AND
11:08:1919 MAINTENANCE OF THE MRGO AS OPPOSED TO AN ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION?
11:08:2120 A. YES, THEY WERE.
11:08:2221 Q. HOW DID THAT HAPPEN?
11:08:2322 A. IN THE '96 REPORT WE DOCUMENT HOW THAT HAPPENED. BASICALLY WE
11:08:2823 WERE GIVEN GUIDANCE FROM CONGRESS TO LOOK AT AVAILABLE OPERATION AND
11:08:3324 MAINTENANCE FUNDING AND LOOK AT WHETHER THAT COULD BE USED TO DO
11:08:3725 BANK STABILIZATION.
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11:08:39 1 ALSO WE HAD SOME INFORMATION ON THE PERFORMANCE OF THE
11:08:42 2 WORK THAT WE DID IN '93 THAT WE JUST TALKED ABOUT BETWEEN MILE 51
11:08:48 3 AND 54 APPROXIMATELY THAT WORK HAD A SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE EVENT IN
11:08:56 4 '95, HAD TO BE ADDED ON TO, ROCK DECK ACTUALLY HAD TO BE BUILT UP
11:09:01 5 AGAIN BECAUSE THE FOUNDATION IS SO POOR THERE AND SANK A BIT. THAT
11:09:05 6 WAS SCHEDULED, THAT WAS SOMETHING THAT HAD BEEN ANTICIPATED; BUT
11:09:08 7 WHAT WAS UNEXPECTED WAS WE DIDN'T HAVE TO DO AS MUCH REPAIR AS WE
11:09:11 8 HAD EXPECTED.
11:09:12 9 SO THAT CAME IN A LITTLE BIT CHEAPER, SO THAT MADE -- GAVE
11:09:1510 US TWO REASONS TO CONSIDER MAYBE THERE'S ANOTHER WAY WE CAN BUILD
11:09:2211 BANK PROTECTION OUT THERE AND JUSTIFY IT ECONOMICALLY.
11:09:2412 Q. AND YOU TESTIFIED THIS WAS THE '96 REPORT?
11:09:2713 A. YES.
11:09:2814 Q. IF WE CAN LOOK AT DX 1747. IS THIS THE REPORT YOU WERE
11:09:3615 DISCUSSING?
11:09:3616 A. YES. AND IT'S CALLED AN EVALUATION REPORT. IT WASN'T A
11:09:4117 RECONNAISSANCE REPORT.
11:09:4218 Q. WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AN EVALUATION REPORT AND A
11:09:4619 RECONNAISSANCE REPORT?
11:09:4720 A. WE ACTUALLY DID THIS REPORT BASED ON THE GUIDANCE THAT I
11:09:4921 MENTIONED FROM CONGRESS, BUT ALSO OPERATIONS MANAGER PROVIDED US
11:09:5222 FUNDS FROM THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT TO CONDUCT THIS
11:09:5523 EVALUATION. THE RECONNAISSANCE REPORT IS SPECIFICALLY AUTHORIZED BY
11:09:5924 CONGRESS AND FUNDED SPECIFICALLY AS A RECONNAISSANCE STUDY -- YEAH,
11:10:0625 RECONNAISSANCE EFFORT. SO A RECONNAISSANCE REPORT CAN ONLY BE DONE
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11:10:10 1 IF FUNDED SPECIFICALLY BY CONGRESS AND AUTHORIZED.
11:10:13 2 Q. WHAT WAS YOUR ROLE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE EVALUATION REPORT?
11:10:17 3 A. I WAS CHIEF OF THE SECTION WHERE THIS REPORT WAS PREPARED.
11:10:26 4 Q. WHAT WAS DIFFERENT ABOUT THE '96 REPORT COMPARED TO ITS
11:10:30 5 PREDECESSORS, THE 1988 REPORT AND THE 1994 REPORT?
11:10:34 6 A. WELL, YOU KNOW, WE CONTINUED TO LOOK AT THE FACT THAT THERE
11:10:38 7 WOULD BE ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS FROM DOING THIS. I MEAN, IT'S IN
11:10:41 8 ALL THREE REPORTS. BUT WE USED THAT AS AN INCIDENTAL BENEFIT IN
11:10:44 9 THIS REPORT. WE FOCUSED MAINLY ON THE SAVINGS TO MAINTENANCE
11:10:4710 DREDGING AND THAT'S SIMILAR TO HOW THE OTHER ONES WERE DONE, BUT WE
11:10:5311 WERE ABLE TO DEMONSTRATE IN THIS REPORT FINALLY THAT $1 INVESTED IN
11:10:5812 BANK PROTECTION WOULD PRODUCE AT LEAST $1 OR MORE IN SAVINGS TO
11:11:0413 DREDGING. AND THAT SHOWS THAT IT'S A GOOD INVESTMENT TO DO UNDER
11:11:0714 THE PROJECT.
11:11:0815 SO BASED ON THE INFORMATION IN THIS REPORT, WE WERE ABLE
11:11:1416 TO SUBMIT IT TO OUR DIVISION OFFICE AND GET APPROVAL TO USE, IN
11:11:1817 FACT, AVAILABLE OPERATION MAINTENANCE DOLLARS TO PURSUE THE
11:11:2318 RECOMMENDATIONS IN HERE.
11:11:2519 Q. IF I CAN TURN YOUR ATTENTION TO PAGES TWO AND THREE OF THIS
11:11:2920 REPORT, THERE'S A SECTION TITLED STUDY AUTHORITY -- ACTUALLY IT
11:11:3421 BEGINS ON PAGE 1 AND THEN CARRIES OVER TO PAGES TWO AND THREE. WHAT
11:11:3822 WERE THE VARIOUS AUTHORIZATIONS FOR CONDUCTING THIS REPORT?
11:11:4123 A. WELL, THERE'S A NUMBER OF AUTHORIZATIONS LISTED THERE, BUT
11:11:4724 REALLY THE GUIDANCE --
11:11:4925 Q. I'M SORRY, MR. PODANY, IF WE COULD GET IT UP ON THE SCREEN AND
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11:11:54 1 THEN HAVE YOU DISCUSS IT, I THINK IT WOULD BE MORE HELPFUL.
11:11:57 2 A. OKAY. YEAH. WHAT'S LISTED HERE ARE REALLY JUST PROJECT
11:12:03 3 AUTHORIZATIONS FOR THE OPERATION -- FOR THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER GULF
11:12:07 4 OUTLET, BUT THE REAL KEY INFORMATION IN THIS SECTION IS THE GUIDANCE
11:12:12 5 FROM CONGRESS.
11:12:12 6 Q. AND THAT'S ON PAGE, BOTTOM OF PAGE TWO?
11:12:15 7 A. YES.
11:12:16 8 Q. DID CONGRESS SPECIFICALLY AUTHORIZE AND FUND A SEPARATE PROJECT
11:12:20 9 TO PUT IN FORESHORE PROTECTION?
11:12:2210 A. YES, THEY DID. AND HERE IT REFERS TO THAT PROJECT, IT SAYS:
11:12:2711 THE COMMITTEE IS AWARE THAT THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS RECENTLY
11:12:3012 EXPERIENCED DREDGING DELAYS, AND IT'S CONTINUED ON THE NEXT PAGE --
11:12:3613 Q. GIVE US A SECOND TO PULL IT UP.
11:12:4515 THE WITNESS: OKAY.
11:12:5216 THESE DREDGING DELAYS WHICH CAUSED DRAFT RESTRICTIONS AND
11:12:5617 THIS WAS DUE TO TRYING TO ATTEMPT TO RESOLVE ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES IN
11:13:0018 THE PROCESS OF OBTAINING COASTAL ZONE CONSISTENCY TO DREDGE THE
11:13:0419 REACH BETWEEN MILE 50 AND 56. THAT'S WHAT I WAS REFERRING TO
11:13:0820 EARLIER, WAS THAT THERE WAS SOME DIFFICULTY GETTING COASTAL ZONE
11:13:1421 CONSISTENCY AT THAT TIME AND THAT ACTUALLY CAUSED THE CHANNEL TO BE
11:13:1422 DEFICIENT.
11:13:1523 SO CONGRESS RECOGNIZED THAT AND SAID, WELL, YOU KNOW, WE
11:13:1824 THINK THE ONLY AVAILABLE SOLUTION IS TO CONSTRUCT A ROCK DIKE AND
11:13:2425 THAT'S WHAT THEY, HOW THEY RESOLVED THAT PARTICULAR ISSUE THEN IN
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11:13:29 1 THAT REACH.
11:13:30 2 AND THEY SAY: THE OPINION TO MINIMIZE FUTURE DREDGING
11:13:34 3 COSTS AND PRESERVE WETLANDS, THE NORTH BANK SHOULD BE STABILIZED
11:13:37 4 WITH RIPRAP AS NECESSARY USING AVAILABLE OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE
11:13:41 5 FUNDS.
11:13:41 6 SO WE TOOK THIS AS VERY CLEAR GUIDANCE ON HOW TO PROCEED
11:13:46 7 EVALUATING WHETHER WE HAD AVAILABLE OPERATION MAINTENANCE FUNDS TO
11:13:50 8 ACTUALLY CONSTRUCT ADDITIONAL BANK STABILIZATION MEASURES. AND OF
11:13:55 9 COURSE WE WOULD NEED TO DO A REPORT TO GET APPROVAL, WHICH IS JUST A
11:13:5810 PROCESS FOR EVERYTHING, WHICH WAS DONE FAIRLY QUICKLY IN '96, AND
11:14:0211 THEN WE DID RECEIVE THE APPROVAL.
11:14:0513 Q. THIS GUIDANCE THAT YOU'VE DISCUSSED, WOULD YOU CHARACTERIZE THAT
11:14:0914 AS A SUBSTANTIAL FACTOR IN THE CREATION OF THE '96 EVALUATION
11:14:1215 REPORT?
11:14:1216 A. YES. I THINK IT GAVE US A REALLY CLEAR WAY TO PROCEED. YOU
11:14:1717 COULD SPECULATE ON A NUMBER OF DIFFERENT WAYS THAT WE COULD HAVE
11:14:2018 GONE FROM THERE, BUT THIS GAVE US A REALLY GOOD WAY TO LOOK AT IT
11:14:2419 AND CLEAR DIRECTION.
11:14:2520 Q. IF YOU CAN LOOK AT PAGE 32, AND WHILE WE PUT THAT UP LET ME ASK
11:14:2921 YOU: WERE THERE OTHER CONTRIBUTING FACTORS TO THE CREATION OF THE
11:14:3222 '96 REPORT?
11:14:3323 A. YES. WE ALSO HAD THE INFORMATION FROM THE PERFORMANCE OF THAT
11:14:3924 DIKE THAT WAS CONSTRUCTED ON THE NORTH BANK WITH SPECIFIC
11:14:4425 CONGRESSIONAL AUTHORITY BACK IN '93, WHEN IT WAS COMPLETED IN '93;
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11:14:48 1 WE FOUND THAT IN '95 THAT IT DIDN'T REQUIRE AS MUCH MAINTENANCE AS
11:14:56 2 WE ORIGINALLY ENVISIONED, WHICH THAT ADDITIONAL INFORMATION WAS
11:14:59 3 ADDED IN THIS '96 REPORT AND THAT HELPED THE EVALUATION
11:15:03 4 CONSIDERABLY.
11:15:04 5 Q. WHAT WAS THE STATED PURPOSE OF THE 1996 REQUIREMENT?
11:15:09 6 A. THE STATED PURPOSE WAS TO EVALUATE THE POTENTIAL OF PUTTING BANK
11:15:13 7 STABILIZATION ALONG THE NORTH BANK USING AVAILABLE OPERATION
11:15:19 8 MAINTENANCE FUNDING.
11:15:20 9 Q. IS THAT PURPOSE REFLECTED ON PAGE THREE OF THE REPORT?
11:15:2610 A. YES, IT IS. THERE IT IS.
11:15:3211 Q. IN THE SECTION ENTITLED STUDY, PURPOSE AND SCOPE?
11:15:3612 A. YES. THE PURPOSE IS TO EVALUATE THE ADVISABILITY OF
11:15:4013 CONSTRUCTING ADDITIONAL ROCK DIKES ALONG THE MRGO WITH AVAILABLE
11:15:4414 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE FUNDS.
11:15:4515 Q. AND WHAT PROBLEM WAS THE REPORT SEEKING TO ADDRESS?
11:15:4816 A. THE PROBLEM SEEKING TO ADDRESS IS THE FACT THAT INCREASED
11:15:5217 SHOALING MAKES THE CHANNEL MORE EXPENSIVE TO OPERATE AND MAINTAIN,
11:15:5618 AND IT MAY ACTUALLY BE A GOOD INVESTMENT TO PUT BANK PROTECTION OUT
11:16:0119 THERE TO REDUCE THAT SHOALING SO THAT YOU CAN REDUCE THE OVERALL
11:16:0420 SHOALING TO REDUCE THE DREDGING COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE PROJECT.
11:16:1421 Q. IS THAT PROBLEM IDENTIFIED ON PAGE EIGHT OF THE REPORT?
11:16:1422 A. YES.
11:16:1423 THE COURT: COUNSEL, YOU'RE GOING TO ULTIMATELY SHOW THE
11:16:1824 COURT WHERE THIS WAS LIKE ON ANOTHER MAP WHERE THIS WAS DONE?
11:16:2425 MR. EHRLICH: I CAN TRY TO DO THAT, YOUR HONOR.
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11:16:27 1 THE COURT: BY THE WITNESS THOUGH, IF HE CAN.
11:16:29 2 MR. EHRLICH: YES.
11:16:30 3 THE WITNESS: ALL THREE REPORTS, AS I MENTIONED EARLIER,
11:16:32 4 ARE SIMILAR IN WAYS, THEY USED A LOT OF THE SAME INFORMATION AND
11:16:35 5 REFINED IT AS WE WENT ALONG. AND HERE WE'RE TALKING ABOUT PROBLEM
11:16:39 6 IDENTIFICATION, LOOKING AT INCREASED COSTS OF THE CHANNEL
11:16:43 7 MAINTENANCE DREDGING DUE TO BANK EROSION AS BEING ONE OF THE MAIN
11:16:46 8 PROBLEMS THAT IT INVESTIGATED.
11:16:49 9 AND IT ALSO LOOKED AT CAUSES OF WETLAND LOSS IN THE STUDY
11:16:5310 AREA, REALLY JUST REITERATING WHAT THOSE CAUSES WERE AS HAD BEEN
11:16:5811 FOUND BEFORE IN PREVIOUS STUDIES DUE TO INTERRELATED EFFECTS OF
11:17:0312 SUBSIDENCE, SEA LEVEL RISE, EROSION, SALTWATER INTRUSION, HUMAN
11:17:0913 ACTIVITIES, AND SO ON.
11:17:1015 Q. LET'S TRY TO ANSWER THE JUDGE'S QUESTION. I'M GOING TO ASK THAT
11:17:1316 DM 003 BE PUT UP AGAIN, THIS IS THE MAP THAT WE LOOKED AT EARLIER.
11:17:4319 Q. USING DM 003, ARE YOU ABLE TO IDENTIFY THE AREA COVERED BY THE
11:17:4720 '96 EVALUATION?
11:17:4921 A. WELL, THE ENTIRE AREA WAS LOOKED AT, BUT REALLY THE ONLY PLAN
11:17:5422 THAT WAS FOUND TO BE RECOMMENDED AT THIS TIME, THAT IS ONE THAT WAS
11:17:5923 ECONOMICALLY FEASIBLE FOR THE '96 REPORT, WAS BANK PROTECTION FOR
11:18:0824 MILE 41 TO 43 AND ALSO BANK PROTECTION FROM MILE 43 TO 44 AND A HALF
11:18:2425 AND THEN -- THAT THAT KIND OF MESSED IT UP.
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11:18:29 1 THE COURT: I'LL LET YOU REDO IT. BECAUSE THEY'RE MOVING
11:18:31 2 IT ON YOU AND IT MAKES IT REALLY DIFFICULT.
11:18:34 3 THE WITNESS: AND ALSO FROM 54 TO 56.
11:18:40 4 THE COURT: WHICH IS 54 AND 56?
11:18:42 5 THE WITNESS: (WITNESS MARKS.) IT WAS LIKE A CONTINUATION
11:18:45 6 OF THE AREA THAT HAD NOT BEEN COMPLETED.
11:18:47 8 Q. LET ME SEE IF I CAN -- WELL, FIRST YOU'VE MARKED IN BLUE THE
11:18:52 9 AREA THAT THE WORK WAS RECOMMENDED BE PERFORMED AS A RESULT OF THE
11:18:5710 '96 STUDY; IS THAT CORRECT?
11:19:0011 A. YES.
11:19:0112 MR. EHRLICH: AND I GUESS IF WE CAN PRINT THAT AND WE'LL
11:19:0513 MARK THAT.
11:19:0514 THE COURT: I GUESS I CAN ASK HIM AND WE CAN PRINT IT OR
11:19:0815 MAYBE YOU CAN ASK HIM, WHEN WAS IT PERFORMED AND WAS IT PERFORMED IN
11:19:1116 THOSE LOCATIONS. WAS IT ULTIMATELY --
11:19:1417 THE WITNESS: IT WAS ULTIMATELY ALL COMPLETED. THE AREA
11:19:1718 FROM 54 TO 56 WAS CONSTRUCTED IN 1998; FROM 41 TO 43 IN 2000 --
11:19:3120 THE WITNESS: -- AND THE LAST SEGMENT WAS COMPLETED IN
11:19:3721 2008. AND ALL OF THAT WAS BASED ON THE AVAILABILITY OF OPERATION
11:19:3922 AND MAINTENANCE FUNDS; IF THE FUNDS WERE AVAILABLE, THEY WERE ABLE
11:19:4223 TO DO THE WORK.
11:19:4224 THE COURT: I UNDERSTAND. AND YOU SAID THE LAST SEGMENT,
11:19:4425 THAT'S INCLUDED IN THE -- YOU SAY 2000 -- WHAT YEAR DID YOU SAY FOR
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11:19:49 1 THE LAST SEGMENT.
11:19:50 2 THE WITNESS: 2008 IT WAS COMPLETED.
11:19:53 3 THE COURT: THE 2008 SEGMENT WOULD BE WHERE?
11:19:55 4 THE WITNESS: IT'S ROUGHLY RIGHT HERE, 43 TO 44 AND A
11:20:00 5 HALF, ROUGHLY IN THIS AREA HERE (INDICATING).
11:20:02 6 THE COURT: OKAY. GOTCHA.
11:20:04 7 MR. EHRLICH: WE'LL PRINT IT AND HAVE IT MARKED.
11:20:07 8 THE COURT: THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
11:20:09 9 THE WITNESS: ONE THING I WANTED TO MENTION, TOO, IS THAT
11:20:1210 THERE ARE OPENINGS THAT WERE PRESERVED HERE -- IF THAT'S OKAY.
11:20:1611 MR. EHRLICH: ABSOLUTELY. SHOW US.
11:20:1812 THE WITNESS: THERE IS BAYOU DUPRE AND OTHERS THAT HAD
11:20:2013 BEEN LEFT OPEN AS THEY WERE ORIGINALLY WHEN THE CHANNEL WAS DREDGED,
11:20:2414 THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN DESIRABLE --
11:20:2716 Q. MR. PODANY, DO YOU HAVE A POINTER UP THERE?
11:20:2917 A. YEAH. I AM TRYING TO CIRCLE IT RIGHT NOW. IT'S RIGHT THERE,
11:20:3218 BUT IT'S REALLY HARD TO SEE IN THIS PARTICULAR VERSION (INDICATING).
11:20:3719 THE COURT: YOU MADE A CIRCLE WHERE THE BAYOU WOULD CROSS
11:20:4020 AND YOU LEFT THAT OPEN.
11:20:4121 THE WITNESS: RIGHT. THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN OPEN AND THAT
11:20:4322 WOULD HAVE BEEN DESIRABLE FOR COMMERCIAL AND RECREATIONAL FISHERMAN
11:20:4623 AND ALSO FROM AN ENVIRONMENTAL STANDPOINT THAT'S GOOD TO HAVE THAT.
11:20:4824 THERE ARE ACTUALLY BAYOUS, FOR EXAMPLE, UP IN HERE CONNECTED TO THE
11:20:5325 MRGO, JUST TO LET YOU KNOW THERE WERE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN LAKE
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11:20:57 1 BORGNE AND THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER GULF OUTLET THAT WE WOULD WANT TO
11:21:00 2 PRESERVE.
11:21:02 3 THE COURT: OKAY. THANK YOU. THAT HELPS.
11:21:04 4 THE WITNESS: IF YOU WANT ME TO I CAN CLEAR IT AND REDO
11:21:08 5 IT.
11:21:08 6 THE COURT: I'LL LEAVE ALL OF YOUR MARKS THERE, I THINK I
11:21:11 7 HAVE A GENERAL IDEA WITH ALL OF THE TESTIMONY.
11:21:13 8 MR. EHRLICH: THERE MIGHT BE SOMETHING I CAN DO TO MAKE IT
11:21:16 9 EVEN MORE CLEAR, YOUR HONOR, IF I CAN SWITCH OVER TO THE ELMO.
11:21:4911 Q. MR. PODANY, I AM GOING TO PLACE ON THE SCREEN PLATE 3 FROM THE
11:21:5312 '96 EVALUATION. I'LL PUT IT UP THERE, YOU CAN TAKE A LOOK AT IT AND
11:21:5813 SEE WHETHER THIS HELPS.
11:22:0014 A. OKAY. OKAY.
11:22:1415 Q. LET ME ASK YOU A QUESTION ABOUT THIS. WHAT IS THIS PLATE 3?
11:22:1716 A. THIS IS A DESCRIPTION OF CERTAIN REACHES THAT WERE IDENTIFIED TO
11:22:2117 BE CRITICAL REACHES, INSOFAR AS IF THEY WERE TO DISAPPEAR IN
11:22:2618 ENTIRETY OR DISAPPEAR IN LARGE, SIGNIFICANTLY, THEN THERE WOULD BE A
11:22:3419 HUGE INCREASE IN SHOALING IN THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER GULF OUTLET. SO
11:22:3720 IT'S REALLY KIND OF HARD TO SEE FROM THIS CHART HERE, BUT IF THESE
11:22:4421 LARGE EXPANSES, SAY, IN THIS PARTICULAR REACH, ALL OF THIS WERE TO
11:22:4722 DISAPPEAR HERE (INDICATING), THEN LAKE BORGNE COULD BE DIRECTLY
11:22:5223 CONNECTED TO THE MRGO AND THEN THERE WOULD BE A LOT OF SHOALING FROM
11:23:0224 LAKE BORGNE COMING INTO THE CHANNEL ITSELF WOULD HAVE TO BE DREDGED
11:23:0225 OUT.
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11:23:02 1 AND THAT'S SIMILARLY THE CASE FOR THIS AREA OVER HERE
11:23:06 2 WHERE IF THIS WERE TO TOTALLY DISAPPEAR THEN THERE WOULD BE A HUGE
11:23:11 3 INCREASE IN SHOALING, SEDIMENTS FROM LAKE BORGNE GETTING INTO THE
11:23:15 4 MRGO, AND THAT WOULD DRAMATICALLY INCREASE THE AMOUNT OF DREDGING
11:23:19 5 THAT WOULD BE REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN THIS.
11:23:20 6 Q. AND YOU'VE CIRCLED ON YOUR SCREEN TWO AREAS, THOSE ARE THE TWO
11:23:26 7 SMALL STRIPS OF LAND THAT SEPARATE LAKE BORGNE FROM THE MRGO; IS
11:23:31 8 THAT RIGHT?
11:23:32 9 A. THAT'S RIGHT.
11:23:3610 Q. DOES THIS PLATE 3 SHOW WHERE THE WORK WAS ULTIMATELY PERFORMED
11:23:3911 OR NOT? I AM JUST TRYING TO BE HELPFUL TO THE COURT.
11:23:4212 A. IT DOES SHOW THREE OF THE LOCATIONS, YOU'RE RIGHT, YOU KNOW, IT
11:23:4713 SHOWS MILE 41 TO 43, 43 TO 44 AND A HALF, AND 54 TO 56. SO THREE OF
11:23:5514 THOSE LOCATIONS, I CAN UNDERLINE THEM, THIS ONE AND THIS ONE AND
11:24:0615 THIS ONE (INDICATING).
11:24:0716 THE COURT: YOU'RE UNDERLINING THE AREAS WHERE IT WAS
11:24:1017 ACTUALLY DONE?
11:24:1018 THE WITNESS: THAT'S CORRECT. THOSE DESCRIPTIONS THERE
11:24:1319 MILE 44, WHAT I AM UNDERLINING IS ACTUALLY THE DESCRIPTIONS AND
11:24:1720 THERE'S A LINE THAT POINTS TO THEM.
11:24:1921 THE COURT: AND YOU CAN PRINT THAT ONE, TOO -- WELL, YOU
11:24:2222 CAN JUST HAND IT TO US BECAUSE THE NUMBERS ARE THERE ON THERE.
11:24:2623 MR. EHRLICH: THE WITNESS HAS IDENTIFIED THE AREAS.
11:24:2924 THE COURT: NOT A PROBLEM.
11:24:3125 MR. EHRLICH: AND THERE'S ONE MORE DOCUMENT THAT IF WE CAN
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11:24:34 1 PULL UP I THINK WILL ALSO GIVE US SOME REAL CLARITY ON WHERE THIS
11:24:37 2 WAS DONE, IT'S PAGE 55 IN THE REPORT, THE RECOMMENDATIONS SECTION.
11:24:58 4 Q. I KNOW THIS IS JUST THE RECOMMENDATION SECTION, BUT DO THE MILE
11:25:01 5 MARKERS THERE ACCURATELY REFLECT WHERE THE WORK WAS PERFORMED?
11:25:05 6 A. YES. AND THOSE THREE SEGMENTS THERE SHOW WHAT WE WERE
11:25:09 7 DESCRIBING ON THE PREVIOUS SLIDE.
11:25:33 8 Q. I AM GOING TO TRY TO GET BACK TO THE PROCESS THAT WE WERE
11:25:38 9 DISCUSSING.
11:25:3910 DID THE PRIOR STUDIES IN 1988 AND 1994, ALONG WITH THE
11:25:4411 PLACEMENT OF THE FORESHORE PROTECTION THAT WAS AUTHORIZED BY
11:25:4712 CONGRESS IN 1991, HAVE A ROLE IN THE CREATION OF THE '96 REPORT?
11:25:5113 A. WELL, ALL OF THAT INFORMATION WAS USED TO DEVELOP THE '96
11:25:5514 REPORT, SO, YES.
11:25:5715 Q. CAN YOU EXPLAIN HOW THAT INFORMATION WAS USED?
11:26:0016 A. WELL, WE HAD INFORMATION, FOR EXAMPLE, ON THE PERFORMANCE OF
11:26:0417 BANK STABILIZATION THAT CAME OUT OF THE WORK THAT WAS COMPLETED IN
11:26:0818 '93, SINCE THAT WAS ACTUALLY BUILT WE COULD SEE BETTER HOW IT
11:26:1319 PERFORMED AND, YOU KNOW, HOW FAST IT WOULD SUBSIDE AND WHAT THE
11:26:1820 MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS WOULD BE ON THE ROCK DECK ITSELF, HOW
11:26:2621 EXPENSIVE IT WOULD BE TO CONTINUE DOING THAT INTO THE FUTURE. SO
11:26:2722 THAT WAS VERY VALUABLE INFORMATION AND VERY IMPORTANT TO HAVE.
11:26:3023 THE OTHER ASPECT WAS THAT IN THE '88 AND '94 REPORT THERE
11:26:3824 WAS BASICALLY A PROCESS SET UP OF IDENTIFYING PROJECT OUTPUTS, ACRES
11:26:4425 OF MARSH THAT MIGHT BE PROTECTED IF YOU WERE TO DO BANK PROTECTION.
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11:26:49 1 ADDITIONAL DISPOSAL AREAS THAT MIGHT BE AVAILABLE THAT WOULD BE
11:26:53 2 AREAS WHEN THE CHANNEL WAS ACTUALLY MAINTAINED WOULD BE ABLE TO PUT
11:26:57 3 DREDGE MATERIAL INTO THESE DISPOSAL AREAS BEHIND THE ROCK DIKES
11:27:01 4 WHICH WOULD BE A BETTER PROJECT OVERALL AND HAVE A MARSH THAT WOULD
11:27:08 5 BE CREATED THAT'S PROTECTED FROM EROSION.
11:27:09 6 SO THERE'S LOT OF DIFFERENT INTERACTIONS BETWEEN THE
11:27:11 7 VARIOUS REPORTS AND THE PROJECT THAT WAS CONSTRUCTED.
11:27:14 8 Q. MR. PODANY, WAS THE PROCESS OF COMPLETING THE RECONNAISSANCE
11:27:17 9 REPORTS COORDINATED WITH THE PUBLIC?
11:27:1810 A. YES. YOU KNOW, THE INITIAL 1988 REPORT HAD A PUBLIC NOTICE AS
11:27:2411 WE MENTIONED EARLIER AND THAT WAS SENT OUT TO THE CONGRESSIONAL
11:27:2812 DELEGATION TO STAKEHOLDERS, TO STATE OF LOUISIANA OFFICIALS, ELECTED
11:27:3213 OFFICIALS, INTERESTED PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS, THE MEDIA.
11:27:4014 THERE WERE A SERIES OF PUBLIC MEETINGS FOR MEETINGS HELD WHERE THIS
11:27:4515 WOULD BE DISCUSSED AS FAR AS A TOPIC, NOT NECESSARILY SET UP FOR
11:27:4816 THIS PURPOSE, BUT THE BREAUX ACT, FOR EXAMPLE, HAD A NUMBER OF
11:27:5217 DIFFERENT MEETINGS WHERE BANK PROTECTION ALONG THE MRGO COULD BE
11:27:5518 ACCOMPLISHED, THE BREAUX ACT OR THE CWPPRA PROGRAM WAS LOOKING AT
11:27:5919 THAT AS A POSSIBILITY. AND THIS PROJECT WOULD HAVE DESCRIBED WHAT'S
11:28:0520 GOING ON NOW AND WHAT THE PROJECT WORK HAD BEEN DONE TO THAT POINT
11:28:0921 WOULD HAVE BEEN DESCRIBED.
11:28:1022 Q. AND IF WE COULD LOOK AT PAGE 58 --
11:28:1223 THE COURT: COUNSEL, BEFORE I FORGET, DO WE HAVE A COPY OF
11:28:1524 PLATE 3?
11:28:1725 MR. EHRLICH: IT IS INCLUDED IN THE REPORT. WE CAN MARK
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11:28:19 1 IT AS A SEPARATE EXHIBIT.
11:28:19 2 THE COURT: IT IS INCLUDED IN THE REPORT?
11:28:20 3 MR. EHRLICH: YES, IN THE 1996 EVALUATION.
11:28:23 4 THE LAW CLERK: DO WE KNOW WHAT PAGE?
11:28:28 5 MR. EHRLICH: IT'S PART OF DX 1747.
11:28:31 6 THE COURT: THANK YOU, WE'VE GOT IT. THANK YOU.
11:28:42 7 MR. EHRLICH: YOUR HONOR, IF IT'S OKAY, WHAT WE'LL DO IS
11:28:44 8 AT THE END IS MARK THAT AS A SEPARATE EXHIBIT, I THINK IT'S VERY
11:28:47 9 HELPFUL --
11:28:4710 THE COURT: THAT'S FINE. I AGREE.
11:28:4911 MR. EHRLICH: THANK YOU.
11:28:5513 Q. IF WE COULD LOOK AGAIN AT PAGE 58 OF DX 1057. MR. PODANY,
11:29:0614 DESCRIBE THE PROCESS THE CORPS FOLLOWS WHEN PROVIDING NOTICE OF THE
11:29:1015 RECONNAISSANCE REPORTS TO THE PUBLIC.
11:29:1216 A. ALL RIGHT. GENERALLY AT THE BEGINNING OF THE STUDY WE WOULD
11:29:1717 DEVELOP A PUBLIC NOTICE, THIS WOULD BE A ONE OR TWO PAGE SUMMARY OF
11:29:2218 WHAT WE'RE DOING. I THINK I MENTIONED THIS EARLIER, BUT ESSENTIALLY
11:29:2919 IT WOULD BE A DESCRIPTION OF THE PROBLEMS AND NEEDS THAT WE'RE
11:29:3120 INVESTIGATING, THE STUDY AUTHORITY, THE LISTING OF THE STUDY THAT WE
11:29:3521 HAVE TO DO THE STUDY, IT WOULD SHOW A LITTLE INFORMATION ON WHAT A
11:29:4022 RECONNAISSANCE REPORT IS AND WHAT A FEASIBILITY REPORT IS, WHAT
11:29:4323 PROCESS THEY ARE FOR EVALUATING POTENTIAL PROJECTS.
11:29:4824 AND THEN IT ALSO ASKS THAT IF THERE'S ANY COMMENTS OR
11:29:5425 CONCERNS THAT ANYONE HAS, QUESTIONS, AT THE BOTTOM OF THAT -- THESE
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11:29:58 1 ARE STANDARD THINGS THAT WE DID OVER AND OVER, AND WE USED TO COPY
11:30:03 2 EACH RECONNAISSANCE NOTICE REPORT SO THAT THEY WERE SIMILAR IN
11:30:06 3 FORMAT. IT WOULD SAY IF YOU HAVE ANY COMMENTS OR CONCERNS, CONTACT
11:30:10 4 THE COMMANDER OR THE STUDY MANAGER FOR THIS PROJECT, GIVE A CONTACT
11:30:15 5 NUMBER, GIVE A MAILING ADDRESS, AND THAT INFORMATION WOULD BE
11:30:19 6 USED -- ULTIMATELY IF A FEASIBILITY PHASE WERE DONE, IT WOULD ALL BE
11:30:26 7 USED TO MAKE A DETERMINATION OF THE COMMANDER'S RECOMMENDATION.
11:30:28 8 Q. LET ME SEE IF I UNDERSTAND CORRECTLY. YOU GIVE NOTICE OF THE
11:30:31 9 REPORT -- THE STUDY, BUT YOU DON'T ACTUALLY SEND A COPY OF THE
11:30:3410 STUDY; IS THAT RIGHT?
11:30:3511 A. THAT'S CORRECT. THAT'S NOT PART OF THE PROCESS TO SEND A
11:30:4012 RECONNAISSANCE REPORT OUT. WE DO AT TIMES HAVE PEOPLE ASK FOR
11:30:4613 COPIES AND WE'RE ABLE TO GIVE SOME OUT BUT WE DON'T GENERALLY HAVE A
11:30:5214 HUGE PRODUCTION, REPRODUCTION EFFORT FOR THE RECONNAISSANCE REPORT
11:30:5515 ITSELF.
11:30:5516 Q. IF WE CAN LOOK AT APPENDIX D TO DX 1057, THAT'S THE 1988 REPORT.
11:31:0717 CAN WE JUST LOOK AT THE FIRST PAGE THERE.
11:31:0818 MR. PODANY, DOES THIS APPENDIX CONTAIN THE MAILING LIST OF
11:31:1219 PERSONS WHO WOULD HAVE RECEIVED THE NOTICE WE JUST TALKED ABOUT?
11:31:1520 A. YES. THIS IS ACTUALLY PART OF THE REPORT AND SHOWS WHO RECEIVED
11:31:1821 THE MAILING, WHO RECEIVED THE NOTICE OF INITIATION OF THE
11:31:2122 RECONNAISSANCE STUDY.
11:31:2223 Q. AND WAS THE SAME NOTICE ALSO DONE WITH REGARD TO THE 1994
11:31:2824 REPORT?
11:31:2825 A. NO. IT WAS LIKELY NOT, BECAUSE THE IDEA WAS THIS INITIAL NOTICE
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11:31:32 1 WAS OUT THERE AND THERE WAS NO NEED TO SEND OUT ANOTHER NOTICE OF
11:31:39 2 INITIATION, SO IT WAS LIKELY NOT DONE FOR THE '94 REPORT.
11:31:42 3 Q. WITH REGARD TO THE '88 REPORT, THE PEOPLE LISTED ON APPENDIX D
11:31:46 4 RECEIVED THE NOTICE?
11:31:47 5 A. YES.
11:31:47 6 Q. AND THAT INCLUDED THE LOUISIANA CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION?
11:31:51 7 A. THAT'S CORRECT.
11:31:51 8 Q. WHAT ABOUT THE 1996 REPORT, IF WE CAN LOOK AT DX 1747, PAGES 52
11:32:02 9 AND 53.
11:32:0610 A. YES. THE '96 REPORT THERE IS DISCUSSIONS -- IS THAT YOUR
11:32:1011 QUESTION?
11:32:1012 Q. YES.
11:32:1113 A. THE '96 REPORT THERE IS A DISCUSSION ON STUDY COORDINATION, HOW
11:32:2214 THAT PARTICULAR STUDY WAS COORDINATED WITH THE PUBLIC. NUMBER OF
11:32:2215 MEETINGS WHERE THIS WAS DISCUSSED WITH THE LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF
11:32:2316 NATURAL RESOURCES AND MEETINGS HELD IN THE PONTCHARTRAIN BASIN OF
11:32:3117 THE COASTAL WETLANDS PLANNING, PROTECTION AND RESTORATION ACT, I
11:32:3318 MENTIONED THAT EARLIER, AS WELL AS WITH THE PILOT ASSOCIATION, THE
11:32:3719 PORT OF NEW ORLEANS IN '94 AND '95.
11:32:4120 Q. AND JUST TO BE CLEAR. YOU SAY YOU SENT THE NOTICE TO THESE
11:32:4421 FOLKS ESPECIALLY WITH REGARD TO THE '88 REPORT. ANYONE WHO RECEIVED
11:32:4722 THAT NOTICE, WOULD THEY HAVE BEEN ABLE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE '88 AND
11:32:5123 THE SUBSEQUENT REPORTS HAD THEY CONTACTED THE CORPS?
11:32:5324 A. YES, THEY WOULD HAVE. THIS INFORMATION HAD BEEN OUT THERE, SO
11:33:0225 THIS INFORMATION WAS AVAILABLE.
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11:33:03 1 Q. HOW MANY OPTIONS WERE CONSIDERED IN THE '96 REPORT?
11:33:06 2 A. '96 REPORT THERE'S 11 OPTIONS SHOWN IN THERE IN THE SUMMARY
11:33:10 3 SECTION. REALLY THAT WAS JUST AN ATTEMPT TO FIND AT LEAST ONE THAT
11:33:15 4 WAS POTENTIALLY FEASIBLE SO WE CAN MAKE A RECOMMENDATION TO PROCEED.
11:33:20 5 Q. AND WHAT WAS THE ULTIMATE RECOMMENDATION OF THAT REPORT? I
11:33:25 6 THINK WE LOOKED AT IT BEFORE.
11:33:26 7 A. THE '96 REPORT?
11:33:28 8 Q. YES.
11:33:28 9 A. WAS TO CONSTRUCT BANK PROTECTION OVER THE 5.4 MILES USING THE
11:33:3410 AVAILABLE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE FUNDS.
11:33:3811 Q. AND FOR THE RECORD, THAT'S ON PAGE 55 OF DX 1747; AND I THINK WE
11:33:4212 PUT IT UP BEFORE AND DISCUSSED IT.
11:33:4513 THEN I THINK WE ALSO DISCOVERED THIS, BUT THAT WORK WAS
11:33:4714 ULTIMATELY COMPLETED, WASN'T IT?
11:33:4915 A. YES.
11:33:5016 Q. MR. PODANY, TO YOUR KNOWLEDGE, IS THE CORPS ALLOWED OR PERMITTED
11:33:5717 TO LOBBY CONGRESS IN ORDER TO SEEK AUTHORIZATION OR APPROPRIATIONS
11:34:0118 FOR PROJECTS?
11:34:0219 A. NO, IT IS NOT.
11:34:0320 Q. WAS IT RECOMMENDED THAT STUDIES CONTINUE TO EVALUATE THE
11:34:0721 FEASIBILITY AND JUSTIFICATION FOR FURTHER FORESHORE PROTECTION
11:34:1022 MEASURES?
11:34:1123 A. YES, IT WAS. IN THAT REPORT IT WAS FELT THAT AS WE BUILT MORE,
11:34:1524 WE WOULD LEARN MORE FROM WHAT WE BUILT AND IT WOULD SHOW US AREAS
11:34:1925 MAYBE WHERE WE COULD DO IT IN OTHER REACHES. OF COURSE IT WAS ALSO
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11:34:23 1 DEPENDENT ON AVAILABLE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE FUNDS TO DO THAT
11:34:27 2 WORK.
11:34:27 3 Q. MR. PODANY, IN THE COURSE OF PERFORMING THESE EVALUATIONS AND
11:34:31 4 THESE STUDIES, WOULD YOU HAVE OCCASION TO, YOU OR ANYONE AT THE
11:34:36 5 CORPS, HAVE THE OCCASION TO CORRESPOND WITH MEMBERS OF THE CONGRESS
11:34:39 6 WITH THEIR STAFF REGARDING THESE PROJECTS, THESE STUDIES?
11:34:42 7 A. YES. IT WAS FAIRLY COMMON, IT WAS CORRESPONDENCE IN THE FILE
11:34:46 8 FROM THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION ON THESE STUDIES, AND THIS STUDY
11:34:51 9 OVER THE YEARS THERE'S CORRESPONDENCE TO OTHERS, SO THAT IS COMMON.
11:34:5610 Q. AND IF WE COULD PULL UP DX 1758. THIS IS EXHIBIT DX 1758. IS
11:35:4411 THIS ONE SUCH COMMUNICATION?
11:35:4412 A. YES, IT IS.
11:35:4413 MR. EHRLICH: YOUR HONOR, I HAVE NO FURTHER QUESTIONS.
11:35:4514 THE COURT: THANK YOU, COUNSEL.
11:35:4715 MR. EHRLICH: THANK YOU.
11:35:4916 THE COURT: CROSS-EXAMINATION.
11:35:5017 MR. O'DONNELL: YES, IF YOU WILL GIVE ME JUST ONE SECOND,
11:35:5318 YOUR HONOR.
11:36:1719 THE COURT: ABSOLUTELY. NOBODY REALIZES THE MANUAL LABOR
11:36:2020 IN THIS PROFESSION. ESPECIALLY WITH THIS NUMBER OF EXHIBITS.
11:36:2421 MR. O'DONNELL: I BECAME A LAWYER TO AVOID HEAVY LIFTING.
11:36:2722 AND THEY ALSO PROMISED ME 15 YEARS AGO WE WOULD HAVE A PAPERLESS
11:36:3223 PROFESSION. THEY LIED TO US.
11:36:5024 MAY WE APPROACH, YOUR HONOR?
11:36:5125 THE COURT: YES. AND THIS IS FROM THE DEPOSITION THAT --
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11:37:07 1 IS THIS THE ONE THAT I REVIEWED OR IS THIS ANOTHER ONE?
11:37:10 2 MR. O'DONNELL: IT WAS A 30(B)(6).
11:37:12 3 THE COURT: I REVIEWED THEM ALL, I THINK THERE WERE
11:37:14 4 SEVERAL CUTS, TWO DAYS.
11:37:15 5 MR. O'DONNELL: TWO DAYS, RIGHT.
11:37:15 6 THE COURT: YES, I READ IT.
11:37:17 7 MR. O'DONNELL: AND HE WAS DESIGNATED ON THREE TOPICS
11:37:19 8 WHICH RELATE TO COUNSEL'S DIRECT EXAMINATION, YOUR HONOR.
11:37:22 9 THE COURT: YES.
11:37:2210 MR. O'DONNELL: AND MINDFUL OF THAT AND MINDFUL AS YOU'LL
11:37:2511 SEE THAT I HAVE PROPOSED FINDINGS THAT HAVE EXTENSIVE EXHIBIT SITES
11:37:3012 I AM GOING TO SOMETIMES REFER TO THOSE TO SHORT CIRCUIT THE CROSS,
11:37:3313 AND KNOWING MY LIMITED TIME.
11:37:3414 I MADE A MISTAKE. THERE HAVE BEEN NINE PRESIDENTS OF THE
11:37:3715 UNITED STATES FROM PRESIDENT EISENHOWER TO GEORGE BUSH, JR., I SAID
11:37:4316 SEVEN, SINCE IN THE LIFE OF THE MRGO, YOUR HONOR, SO I WAS MISTAKEN.
11:37:4317 CROSS-EXAMINATION
11:37:4318 BY MR. O'DONNELL:
11:37:4619 Q. GOOD MORNING, MR. PODANY.
11:37:4920 A. GOOD MORNING.
11:37:5021 Q. I HAVE TEN GENERAL PROPOSITIONS WHICH I HOPE TO EXPLORE WITH YOU
11:37:5322 IN THE NEXT COUPLE OF HOURS, OKAY. AND RATHER THAN MY POOR
11:37:5723 HANDWRITING, I AM GOING PUT ONE UP, ASK YOU A QUESTION ABOUT IT, AND
11:38:0224 THEN FOLLOW-UP. IS THAT OKAY?
11:38:0325 A. OKAY.
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11:38:03 1 Q. THE FIRST POINT I WOULD LIKE TO PUT UP. DO YOU AGREE THAT
11:38:07 2 CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES IS THE ULTIMATE DECISION-MAKER ABOUT,
11:38:12 3 FIRST, AUTHORIZING A WATER DEVELOPMENT PROJECT?
11:38:15 4 A. YES, I DO.
11:38:16 5 Q. IS CONGRESS THE ULTIMATE DECISION-MAKER ABOUT THE DE-AUTHORIZING
11:38:20 6 A PROJECT?
11:38:20 7 A. YES.
11:38:21 8 Q. IS CONGRESS THE ULTIMATE DECISION-MAKER ABOUT AMENDING THE
11:38:25 9 PROJECT'S PURPOSE?
11:38:2910 A. YES.
11:38:2911 Q. SUBJECT PERHAPS TO SOME LIMITED DISCRETIONARY AUTHORITY OF THE
11:38:3312 CHIEF THAT YOU REFERRED TO EARLIER?
11:38:3413 A. YES.
11:38:3514 Q. AND WHICH WE WILL EXPLORE. AND FINALLY, YOU WOULD AGREE THAT
11:38:3815 CONGRESS IS THE ULTIMATE ARBITER OR DECISION-MAKER WHEN BALANCING
11:38:4316 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AS OPPOSED TO PROTECTION OF THE HUMAN AND
11:38:4617 NATURAL ENVIRONMENT?
11:38:4718 A. YES.
11:38:4719 Q. OKAY.
11:38:4920 THE COURT: JUST A MINUTE.
11:38:5221 MR. EHRLICH: WE RECEIVED SEVEN BINDERS OF DOCUMENTS FROM
11:38:5522 THE PLAINTIFFS, BUT I AM NOT SURE THAT THE SLIDE PRESENTATION WAS
11:38:5723 PART OF IT.
11:38:5824 MR. O'DONNELL: IT ISN'T BECAUSE I HAVE HORRIBLE
11:39:0025 HANDWRITING. I COULD GO TO THE BOARD AND WRITE THIS DOWN, IT'S JUST
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11:39:04 1 MY ASKING HIM QUESTIONS, YOUR HONOR.
11:39:11 2 MR. EHRLICH: IF IT'S A DEMONSTRATIVE, IT NEEDS TO BE
11:39:11 3 PROVIDED IN 48 HOURS ADVANCE OF THE EXAMINATION.
11:39:14 4 MR. O'DONNELL: THIS IS CROSS-EXAMINATION AND I PREPARED
11:39:15 5 THIS LAST NIGHT, YOUR HONOR. AND I CAN WRITE IT ON THE BOARD BUT I
11:39:20 6 HAVE HORRIBLE HANDWRITING.
11:39:23 7 THE COURT: YOU COULD DO THAT OR IF THERE'S SOME -- LET ME
11:39:26 8 JUST THINK THROUGH THIS TO MAKE SURE THIS IS NOT A TEMPEST IN THE
11:39:31 9 TEAPOT.
11:39:3210 IN OTHER WORDS, THESE ARE THE QUESTIONS -- CAN WE MAKE A
11:39:3811 COPY OF IT --
11:39:4012 MR. O'DONNELL: I HAVE A COPY, YOUR HONOR.
11:39:4213 MR. EHRLICH: THANK YOU, YOUR HONOR.
11:39:4615 Q. LET ME FOLLOW-UP ON THIS FIRST GENERAL PROPOSITION.
11:39:4916 MR. EHRLICH: YOUR HONOR, IF I COULD JUST HAVE A MOMENT TO
11:39:5117 REVIEW THE SLIDE BEFORE THE CROSS-EXAMINATION.
11:39:5418 THE COURT: YOU MAY. I AM NOT GOING TO DOCK THIS ON THE
11:39:5719 PLAINTIFF, WE ARE OFF PLAINTIFF TIME ON MY TIME. HOW ABOUT THAT?
11:40:0120 MR. O'DONNELL: THANK YOU VERY MUCH, YOUR HONOR.
11:40:3321 THE COURT: AND I'M ASSUMING THESE WOULD NOT BE
11:40:3522 INTRODUCED -- YOU DON'T INTEND TO INTRODUCE THEM?
11:40:3923 MR. O'DONNELL: NO, YOUR HONOR, THEY'RE JUST
11:41:4124 DEMONSTRATIVES.
11:42:1425 MR. EHRLICH: YOUR HONOR, WE'VE HAD A CHANCE TO LOOK AT
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11:42:18 1 THE DEMONSTRATIVE EXHIBIT, AND IT APPEARS TO BE COUNSEL'S EITHER
11:42:22 2 OUTLINE OR QUESTIONS THAT HE INTENDS TO ASK DURING
11:42:25 3 CROSS-EXAMINATION, THAT'S FINE. BUT IT IS IMPROPER FOR THOSE TO BE
11:42:28 4 PUT UP ON THE BOARD BEFORE THE TRIER OF FACT, YOUR HONOR, AS THOUGH
11:42:32 5 THEY'RE --
11:42:33 6 THE COURT: I CAN ALWAYS READ IT ON THE REALTIME THING,
11:42:36 7 EITHER WAY. I FEEL A TEMPEST IN A TEAPOT, BUT, YOU KNOW, I CAN --
11:42:43 8 IF YOU WANT TO ASK YOUR QUESTIONS, I CAN LOOK AT THEM AS THEY APPEAR
11:42:46 9 ON THE REALTIME BOARD BECAUSE I'LL BE LOOKING AT THEM THEN.
11:42:5010 MR. EHRLICH: THAT'S FINE, WE CAN HANDLE IT THAT WAY. WE
11:42:5311 PREFER THAT, YOUR HONOR.
11:42:5412 THE COURT: ALL RIGHT.
11:42:5613 MR. O'DONNELL: WE'LL DO IT THAT WAY, YOUR HONOR.
11:42:5814 THE COURT: YOU MAY PREFER THAT AND I WILL DECLARE THIS AS
11:43:0015 AN OFFICIAL TEMPEST IN A TEAPOT.
11:43:0716 GO AHEAD. I'LL LOOK AT THE REALTIME INSTEAD OF THE BOARD,
11:43:1117 PERHAPS MY COMPREHENSION WON'T BE SUBLIMINALLY AFFECTED. GO AHEAD.
11:43:1719 Q. SIR, YOU TESTIFIED THAT THE CORPS VIEWED -- WITHDRAWN.
11:43:2020 IN LIGHT OF THE AUTHORIZATION OF THE MRGO TO BE A
11:43:2321 NAVIGATION OR SHIPPING CHANNEL, CORRECT?
11:43:2522 A. I'M SORRY, I DON'T UNDERSTAND THE QUESTION.
11:43:2823 Q. CONGRESS AUTHORIZED THE MRGO AS A NAVIGATION OR SHIPPING
11:43:3224 CHANNEL, RIGHT?
11:43:3325 A. YES.
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11:43:34 1 Q. AND THE CORPS VIEWED ITS PRIMARY MISSION TO KEEP THAT SHIPPING
11:43:39 2 CHANNEL OPEN TO DEEP-DRAFT TRAFFIC?
11:43:43 3 A. YES.
11:43:45 4 Q. AND BUT NOTHING, NOTHING AT ALL PREVENTED THE CORPS FROM GOING
11:43:54 5 TO CONGRESS TO REQUEST A CHANGE IN THE SCOPE OF THAT AUTHORIZATION,
11:43:55 6 CORRECT?
11:43:55 7 A. THAT'S TRUE, THAT COULD BE DONE.
11:43:59 8 Q. LET'S CLARIFY SOMETHING. YOU SAID THE CORPS IS NOT ALLOWED TO
11:44:02 9 LOBBY BUT THE CORPS ROUTINELY SENDS OFFICIAL FORMAL CHIEF'S REPORTS
11:44:0710 TO CONGRESS, RIGHT?
11:44:0811 A. YES. THOSE CHIEF'S REPORTS THOUGH GENERALLY REQUIRE STUDY
11:44:1412 AUTHORIZATION AND FUNDING TO PREPARE.
11:44:1613 Q. I UNDERSTAND THAT. BUT THE CHIEF IS NOT LOBBYING CONGRESS, THE
11:44:2114 CHIEF SUBMITS A REPORT LIKE HOUSE DOCUMENT 245, THE 1951 MRGO REPORT
11:44:2615 TO CONGRESS, RIGHT?
11:44:2816 A. YES.
11:44:2917 Q. OKAY. GOOD. NOW, BUT THAT NEVER HAPPENED HERE, THE CHIEF OVER
11:44:3318 THE WHOLE LIFE OF MRGO NEVER WENT TO CONGRESS FOR A CHANGE IN
11:44:3719 AUTHORIZATION, DID HE?
11:44:4320 MR. EHRLICH: OBJECTION, YOUR HONOR, IT'S OUTSIDE THE
11:44:4521 SCOPE.
11:44:4522 THE COURT: OVERRULED.
11:44:4723 THE WITNESS: I AM NOT AWARE THE CHIEF OF ENGINEERS
11:44:4924 SUBMITTED A FORMAL REPORT TO CONGRESS ASKING FOR MODIFICATION FOR
11:44:5725 BANK PROTECTION.
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11:44:57 1 BY MR. O'DONNELL:
11:44:58 2 Q. AND ALL OF THE REPORTS THAT YOU'VE IDENTIFIED TODAY AND MORE
11:45:01 3 THAN I CAN SHOW YOU, DEALT WITH A VERY NARROW FOCUS OF LOOKING AT
11:45:08 4 VARIOUS ISSUES LIKE BANK EROSION OR OTHER MITIGATION MEASURES IN THE
11:45:12 5 NARROW PERSPECTIVE OF HOW IT WOULD AFFECT MAINTENANCE DREDGING
11:45:19 6 COSTS, CORRECT?
11:45:23 7 A. THAT WAS THE PRIMARY, YES, THAT WAS THE PRIMARY REASON, BUT THEY
11:45:26 8 ALSO LOOKED AT THE ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION BENEFITS ALL THROUGH THE
11:45:31 9 REPORT.
11:45:3110 Q. THEY NEVER FOUND ANY VALUE TO ECOSYSTEM RESTORATIONS IN TRYING
11:45:3611 TO CONCLUDE WHETHER THEY COULD GET TO THE PROPER BENEFIT COST RATIO,
11:45:3912 DID THEY?
11:45:3913 A. THAT'S NOT CORRECT. THEY FOUND VALUE.
11:45:4214 Q. WE'LL EXPLORE THAT. OKAY, SIR?
11:45:4415 A. OKAY.
11:45:4516 Q. NOW, IN THIS PROCESS OF SOME DECADES THAT THE CORPS LOOKED AT
11:45:5217 BANK EROSION PROBLEM AND SHOALING AND REDUCING THE MAINTENANCE
11:45:5918 COSTS, WAS ANY VALUE PUT ON HUMAN LIFE AND PROPERTY IN THAT
11:46:0419 ANALYSIS?
11:46:0620 A. AS WE DISCUSSED BEFORE --
11:46:0921 Q. MAY I HAVE A YES OR NO AND THEN YOU CAN EXPLAIN.
11:46:1122 A. OKAY. NO QUANTITY, NO NUMBER WAS PUT ON THE VALUE OF HUMAN
11:46:1723 LIFE.
11:46:1724 Q. HAS THE CORPS --
11:46:1725 THE COURT: WAIT, LET HIM FINISH HIS ANSWER.
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11:46:20 1 THE WITNESS: NO DOLLAR VALUE WAS PUT ON THE VALUE OF THE
11:46:23 2 HUMAN LIFE, THAT IS CORRECT.
11:46:25 3 BY MR. O'DONNELL:
11:46:26 4 Q. OR PROPERTY NEARBY THAT MIGHT FLOOD OR LOSE, BE LOST BECAUSE OF
11:46:31 5 EROSION; THAT WASN'T DONE EITHER, WAS IT?
11:46:34 6 A. THERE WAS AN EVALUATION OF THE COST OF DOING BANK PROTECTION
11:46:40 7 PROPERTY VALUES ASSOCIATED WITH ACQUIRING ADDITIONAL REAL ESTATE,
11:46:44 8 THAT WAS DONE. SO THERE WAS, IN THE '94 REPORT YOU CAN SEE THERE'S
11:46:51 9 A REAL ESTATE APPENDIX AND IT TALKS ABOUT THE VALUE OF THE MARSH
11:46:5910 THAT WE'RE PROTECTING IN THERE.
11:46:5911 Q. BUT THERE WAS NO EVALUATION IN ANY OF THESE STUDIES ABOUT
11:47:0112 POTENTIAL MILLIONS OR BILLIONS OF DOLLARS OF DAMAGE THAT MIGHT BE
11:47:0413 INFLECTED ON PROPERTY IN THE ADJOINING AREA BY A FLOOD, CORRECT?
11:47:0814 A. NO, THAT'S OUTSIDE THE SCOPE OF THE STUDY.
11:47:1115 Q. RIGHT. BECAUSE IT'S NOT CONSIDERED WITHIN THE PRIMARY MISSION
11:47:1616 OF THE CORPS, WHICH IS TO KEEP OPEN A SHIP CHANNEL?
11:47:2117 THE COURT: HE IS ASKING YOU, IS THAT CORRECT, I GUESS.
11:47:2519 Q. IS THAT CORRECT?
11:47:2620 A. NO, IT'S BECAUSE IT'S OUTSIDE THE STUDY AUTHORITY.
11:47:2921 Q. AND THE STUDY AUTHORITY COMES FROM THE PURPOSE OF THE PROJECT
11:47:3422 WHICH WAS NAVIGATION, RIGHT?
11:47:3523 A. WHICH PROJECT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT, I'M SORRY?
11:47:3924 Q. THERE'S ONLY ONE HERE, THE MRGO.
11:47:4225 A. WELL, OKAY. THE STUDIES WERE NOT DONE AS PART OF THE PROJECT,
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11:47:46 1 THEY WERE DONE AS PART OF THE STUDY, IN RESPONSE TO THE STUDY
11:47:49 2 RESOLUTION AND THE STUDY AUTHORITY.
11:47:51 3 Q. LET ME ASK YOU A SECOND PROPOSITION. IN ORDER TO PROPERLY
11:47:56 4 PERFORM ITS RESPONSIBILITY TO LEGISLATE IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST,
11:48:00 5 WOULD YOU AGREE THAT CONGRESS MUST BE FULLY AND TIMELY INFORMED BY
11:48:03 6 THE CORPS ABOUT PROBLEMS THAT ARE CREATED BY AUTHORIZED PROJECTS
11:48:07 7 LIKE THE MRGO?
11:48:08 8 A. YES.
11:48:09 9 Q. WOULD YOU AGREE WITH THIS THIRD PROPOSITION: THE CORPS HAD A
11:48:1410 DUTY TO INFORM CONGRESS IN A TIMELY AND ACCURATE MANNER ABOUT THE
11:48:1811 MRGO'S POTENTIAL DEFECTIVE CONDITIONS SUCH AS DESTRUCTION OF THE
11:48:2312 WETLANDS?
11:48:2413 A. IT WAS PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE --
11:48:2614 MR. EHRLICH: OBJECTION, YOUR HONOR, CALLS FOR A LEGAL
11:48:2815 CONCLUSION.
11:48:2916 THE COURT: OVERRULED. HE'S TALKED ABOUT WHAT WAS DONE
11:48:3317 WITH THE RECON REPORTS. AND I HOPE THERE MAY BE ANOTHER WITNESS
11:48:4018 MORE SPECIFICALLY DESIGNATED FOR THIS, BUT I THINK IT'S A FAIR
11:48:4219 QUESTION ON CROSS-EXAMINATION BASED ON HIS DIRECT ON WHAT WAS DONE
11:48:4720 WITH THE RECONNAISSANCE REPORTS IN THE '96 REPORT, WHICH WAS, TO
11:48:5221 WHOM THE COMMUNICATIONS WERE SENT, WHAT THE OBLIGATIONS WERE TO
11:48:5522 COMMUNICATE, ET CETERA.
11:48:5623 GO AHEAD, SIR.
11:48:5725 Q. DO YOU AGREE -- I'LL RESTATE THE QUESTION. DO YOU AGREE THE
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11:49:00 1 CORPS HAD A DUTY TO INFORM CONGRESS IN A TIMELY AND ACCURATE MANNER
11:49:03 2 ABOUT THE MRGO'S POTENTIAL PROBLEMS SUCH AS DESTRUCTION OF THE
11:49:07 3 WETLANDS?
11:49:08 4 A. I THINK THEY HAD A DUTY BUT LET ME EXPLAIN THAT. I THINK IT WAS
11:49:13 5 WIDELY UNDERSTOOD WHEN I CAME TO THE CORPS IN 1982 THERE WAS ALREADY
11:49:17 6 A RECOGNITION OF THE EFFECT OF VESSEL WAVE WASH AND STORM -- WIND
11:49:24 7 GENERATED WAVES ON THE CHANNEL. SO THERE WAS ALREADY VERY APPARENT
11:49:31 8 WIDENING OF THE BANK OF THE MRGO THAT WAS, YOU KNOW, SEEMED TO ME
11:49:37 9 EVERYONE KNEW THAT. I DON'T KNOW THAT THE CORPS NEEDED TO SHOW THAT
11:49:4010 TO ANYONE THAT WAS AWARE THAT PEOPLE WERE AWARE OF THAT ISSUE.
11:49:4911 Q. BY 1982 NO FORMAL REPORT HAD BEEN SENT BY THE CHIEF OF ENGINEERS
11:49:4912 TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES ABOUT THIS PROGRESSIVE WIDENING
11:49:5213 OF THE CHANNEL; IS THAT CORRECT?
11:49:5314 A. NO, BUT CONGRESS DID PROVIDE A STUDY AUTHORITY TO ADDRESS IT.
11:49:5915 MR. O'DONNELL: OBJECTION, MOVE TO STRIKE AS
11:50:0116 NONRESPONSIVE. MAY I RESTATE, YOUR HONOR?
11:50:0317 THE COURT: OKAY. ON THE STRIKING AS NONRESPONSIVE, THAT
11:50:0818 WAS HIS RESPONSE. I'LL HAVE TO LOOK AT THE ENTIRE THING TO
11:50:1219 DETERMINE WHETHER IT WAS NONRESPONSIVE.
11:50:1420 I AM GOING TO DENY YOUR MOTION TO STRIKE AND YOU MAY
11:50:1721 REPHRASE.
11:50:1923 Q. ISN'T IT TRUE WHEN YOU ARRIVED AT THE CORPS IN 1982 THE CORPS OF
11:50:2224 ENGINEERS NEVER SENT A FORMAL CHIEF OF ENGINEERS REPORT TO THE
11:50:2425 CONGRESS ABOUT THE WIDENING OF THE MRGO?
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11:50:26 1 A. I DON'T KNOW THAT.
11:50:31 2 Q. YOU AGREE THAT THE CORPS HAD A DUTY TO INFORM CONGRESS IN A
11:50:34 3 TIMELY AND ACCURATE MANNER ABOUT THE MRGO'S PROBLEMS SUCH AS CHANNEL
11:50:38 4 BANK EROSION?
11:50:43 5 A. YES. AND THAT INFORMATION WAS PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE AT THE TIME I
11:50:50 6 STARTED THE CORPS IT WAS KNOWLEDGEABLE.
11:50:53 7 Q. WE'LL EXPLORE THAT.
11:50:54 8 AND FINALLY, DO YOU AGREE THE CORPS HAD A DUTY TO INFORM
11:50:57 9 CONGRESS IN A TIMELY AND ACCURATE MANNER ABOUT THE MRGO'S PROBLEMS
11:51:0110 SUCH AS THE RISK OF CATASTROPHIC FLOODING?
11:51:0511 A. YES. BUT NONE OF THE THREE REPORTS THAT I DISCUSSED TODAY HAD
11:51:1212 ANY EVALUATION THAT THAT WAS A POTENTIAL PROBLEM, CATASTROPHIC
11:51:1913 FLOODING WAS A PROBLEM.
11:51:2014 Q. WE'LL EXPLORE THAT.
11:51:2315 FOURTH PROPOSITION: BY NO LATER THAN 1988, IS IT NOT A
11:51:2816 FACT THAT THE ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS HAD EXTENSIVE KNOWLEDGE ABOUT
11:51:3217 WETLANDS DESTRUCTION, CHANNEL BANK EROSION AND WIDENING, THE FUNNEL
11:51:3718 EFFECT, AND THE RISK OF FLOODING POSED BY THE MRGO?
11:51:4519 MR. EHRLICH: OBJECTION, COMPOUND.
11:51:4921 THE WITNESS: I WOULD LIKE TO SEE HOW YOU DEFINE THOSE
11:51:5222 THINGS BECAUSE PEOPLE SAY THOSE THINGS AND MEAN DIFFERENT THINGS.
11:51:5623 HERE IS THE DEAL, TOO. IN 1990 THE COASTAL WETLANDS
11:52:0224 PLANNING, PROTECTION AND RESTORATION ACT PREPARED A -- WELL, IT WAS
11:52:0825 IN '93 THAT WE PREPARED A REPORT, THE RESTORATION PLAN THAT INCLUDED
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11:52:15 1 INFORMATION ON ALL OF THE PROBLEMS AND NEEDS AS FAR AS WETLANDS
11:52:19 2 COAST WIDE, AND IT WAS ACKNOWLEDGED IN THAT REPORT THAT THERE'S
11:52:24 3 NUMEROUS AREAS WITHIN COASTAL LOUISIANA THAT WERE -- WHERE MARSH WAS
11:52:29 4 BEING LOST AND THERE WAS A NUMBER OF DIFFERENT REASONS WHY THAT WAS
11:52:33 5 HAPPENING.
11:52:34 6 SO I THINK THAT THERE WAS MORE OF A DISCUSSION ABOUT THAT,
11:52:40 7 AND IN THAT TIME THEY TALKED ABOUT THE MRGO AND BANK EROSION ALONG
11:52:44 8 THE MRGO IN THAT '93 REPORT. SO I THINK THERE'S REPORTS THAT WERE
11:52:53 9 PREPARED THAT THE CORPS WAS INVOLVED IN AND HAD THAT INFORMATION IN
11:52:5310 IT. AND THAT WAS SENT ULTIMATELY, ACCORDING TO THE ACT IT WAS
11:52:5911 SUPPOSED TO BE PROVIDED TO CONGRESS AND IT WAS FORWARDED TO THE
11:53:0312 OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET.
11:53:0613 THE COURT: WHICH REPORT WAS THAT?
11:53:0714 THE WITNESS: THIS WAS THE 1993, NOVEMBER 1993 COASTAL
11:53:1115 WETLANDS PLANNING, PROTECTION AND RESTORATION ACT RESTORATION PLAN.
11:53:1516 THE COURT: ALL RIGHT.
11:53:1518 Q. DO YOU HAVE ANY EVIDENCE THAT THE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND
11:53:1819 BUDGET SENT IT TO EITHER OF THE HOUSE AND SENATE COMMITTEES OF
11:53:2120 JURISDICTION OVER THE ARMY CORPS?
11:53:2321 A. I DON'T KNOW.
11:53:2322 Q. ISN'T IT TRUE THAT BY NO LATER THAN 1988 THE CORPS HAD EXTENSIVE
11:53:2723 KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE IMPACT OF THE MRGO ON CHANNEL BANK EROSION AND
11:53:3124 WIDENING?
11:53:3325 A. YES.
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11:53:35 1 Q. IS IT NOT A FACT THAT BY NO LATER THAN 1988 THE CORPS HAD
11:53:41 2 EXTENSIVE KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE ALLEGED FUNNEL EFFECT OF THE MRGO?
11:53:45 3 A. YOU HAVE TO DEFINE WHAT YOU MEAN BY FUNNEL EFFECT.
11:53:49 4 Q. THE CONJOINING OF REACH 2 WITH THE GIWW REACH 1.
11:53:54 5 A. I AM NOT SURE WHAT THAT MEANS.
11:53:56 6 Q. IS IT NOT A FACT THAT NO LATER THAN 1988 THE CORPS HAD KNOWLEDGE
11:54:00 7 ABOUT THE POTENTIAL RISK OF FLOODING POSED BY THE MRGO?
11:54:04 8 A. COULD YOU RESTATE THE QUESTION?
11:54:10 9 Q. IS IT NOT A FACT THAT BY NO LATER THAN 1988 THE ARMY CORPS OF
11:54:1510 ENGINEERS HAD KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE RISK OF FLOODING POSED BY THE
11:54:1811 MRGO?
11:54:1912 A. I KNOW THAT THERE WAS EVALUATION DONE ABOUT THAT WHEN THE
11:54:2313 PROJECT WAS ORIGINALLY PLANED AND DESIGNED.
11:54:2714 Q. YOU'RE AWARE OF THE SEVERAL REPORTS THAT WERE DONE, SOME THAT
11:54:3115 YOU PARTICIPATED IN IN THE '80S AND '90S WHICH INDICATED THE CORPS
11:54:3716 HAD KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE POTENTIAL RISK OF FLOODING POSED BY THE
11:54:4117 MRGO?
11:54:4118 MR. EHRLICH: OBJECTION, YOUR HONOR, OUTSIDE THE SCOPE.
11:54:4419 THE COURT: DENIED. I WON'T COMMENT BUT IT'S DENIED. I
11:54:5120 THINK IT'S WITHIN THE SCOPE OF SOME OF THE REPORTS THAT HE'S TALKED
11:54:5421 ABOUT. IF I'M WRONG, IT'LL BE PROVEN LATER ON.
11:54:5922 THE WITNESS: IF YOU WOULD RESTATE THE QUESTION, PLEASE.
11:55:0224 Q. SURE. ISN'T IT A FACT THAT BY NO LATER THAN 1988 THE ARMY CORPS
11:55:0625 HAD KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE RISK OF FLOODING POSED BY THE MRGO?
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11:55:10 1 A. I DON'T KNOW.
11:55:14 2 Q. LET ME GO TO MY FIFTH PROPOSITION: BEFORE HURRICANE KATRINA, IS
11:55:19 3 IT NOT A FACT THAT THE ARMY CORPS NEVER SUBMITTED A REPORT INFORMING
11:55:24 4 CONGRESS ABOUT THE FULL EXTENT AND IMPLICATIONS OF THE MRGO'S
11:55:29 5 DEFECTS, NEVER RECOMMENDED A COMPREHENSIVE REMEDIATION PLAN, AND
11:55:33 6 NEVER REQUESTED FUNDING TO IMPLEMENT SUCH A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN?
11:55:37 7 MR. EHRLICH: OBJECTION, YOUR HONOR, COMPOUND AND --
11:55:46 8 THE COURT: IT IS COMPOUND, IF YOU WOULDN'T MIND BREAKING
11:55:46 9 THOSE THREE DOWN.
11:55:4610 MR. O'DONNELL: I WILL, YOUR HONOR.
11:55:4612 Q. IS IT NOT A FACT, SIR, THAT BEFORE HURRICANE KATRINA THE ARMY
11:55:4813 CORPS NEVER SUBMITTED A REPORT INFORMING CONGRESS ABOUT THE FULL
11:55:5214 EXTENT AND IMPLICATIONS OF THE MRGO'S DEFECTS THAT WE JUST TALKED
11:55:5515 ABOUT?
11:55:5616 MR. EHRLICH: OBJECTION, YOUR HONOR, OUTSIDE THE SCOPE OF
11:55:5917 DIRECT.
11:56:0019 THE WITNESS: I AM NOT AWARE --
11:56:0120 THE COURT: I THINK HE TALKED ABOUT THE -- GO AHEAD, IT'S
11:56:0621 OVERRULED.
11:56:0622 THE WITNESS: I AM NOT AWARE OF REPORTS THAT WERE OF THAT
11:56:1023 COMPREHENSIVE NATURE THAT SPECIFICALLY TRIED TO ADDRESS ISSUES WITH
11:56:1424 MRGO.
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11:56:15 1 Q. THANK YOU. BEFORE KATRINA, IS IT NOT A FACT THAT THE ARMY CORPS
11:56:18 2 NEVER RECOMMENDED A COMPREHENSIVE REMEDIATION PLAN TO THE MRGO TO
11:56:23 3 CONGRESS?
11:56:23 4 A. I AM NOT AWARE OF ANY.
11:56:25 5 Q. AND FINALLY, IS IT NOT A FACT THAT BEFORE KATRINA THE ARMY CORPS
11:56:29 6 OF ENGINEERS NEVER REQUESTED FUNDING TO IMPLEMENT SUCH A
11:56:34 7 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN?
11:56:34 8 A. I DON'T KNOW.
11:56:35 9 Q. NOW, I BELIEVE IT'S YOUR TESTIMONY, AND AT LEAST IN DEPOSITION,
11:56:3810 THAT THE 1988 RECONNAISSANCE REPORT, WHICH I'LL DISCUSS PX 9, AND
11:56:4411 THE 1994 RECONNAISSANCE REPORT WERE NEVER SENT TO CONGRESS?
11:56:5112 A. YES, THEY WERE NOT SENT TO CONGRESS NOR SHOULD THEY BE.
11:56:5413 Q. THE RECONNAISSANCE REPORT WOULD NOT ORDINARILY BE SENT TO
11:56:5814 CONGRESS, RIGHT?
11:57:0016 Q. IN FACT, BY CONTRAST IT IS A CHIEF OF ENGINEERS REPORT THAT IS
11:57:0217 SENT TO CONGRESS, CORRECT?
11:57:0418 A. YES. IF A CHIEF ENGINEER'S REPORT IS PREPARED ON A PROJECT AND
11:57:1019 THE CHIEF DOES FORWARD IT, YES, IT CAN BE.
11:57:1320 MR. O'DONNELL: I AM A NATURAL BREAKING POINT, YOUR HONOR,
11:57:1521 DOES THAT MAKE SENSE?
11:57:1822 THE COURT: THAT'S A NATURAL BREAKING POINT FOR EVERYONE I
11:57:2023 THINK. IS 1:15 APPROPRIATE?
11:57:2424 MR. EHRLICH: THAT'S FINE. YOUR HONOR, WE HAVE THAT LAST
11:57:2625 EXHIBIT.
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11:57:27 1 THE COURT: YEAH, I WOULD LIKE THAT IN THE RECORD.
11:57:29 2 MR. EHRLICH: DX 1762 AND IT'S THE PLATE 3 THAT WE
11:57:34 3 DISCUSSED WITH MR. PODANY.
11:57:36 4 THE COURT: I APPRECIATE THAT, COUNSEL.
11:57:39 5 THANK YOU. WE ARE IN RECESS UNTIL 1:15.
11:57:44 6 (WHEREUPON, A LUNCH RECESS WAS TAKEN.)
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12 I, KAREN A. IBOS, CCR, OFFICIAL COURT REPORTER, UNITED STATES
13 DISTRICT COURT, EASTERN DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA, DO HEREBY CERTIFY
14 THAT THE FOREGOING IS A TRUE AND CORRECT TRANSCRIPT, TO THE BEST OF
15 MY ABILITY AND UNDERSTANDING, FROM THE RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IN
16 THE ABOVE-ENTITLED AND NUMBERED MATTER.
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20 KAREN A. IBOS, CCR, RPR, CRR
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3350:18, 3350:21, 3381:2, 3381:3 5
3352:2, 3352:9, 2009 [2] - 3306:4,
3370:8 3375:11, 3375:12, 5.4 [1] - 3389:9
3352:21, 3356:16, 3310:2
'88 [19] - 3346:8, 3375:21, 3402:4 50 [3] - 3371:7,
3357:14, 3360:16, 2050 [4] - 3324:5,
3346:9, 3353:12, 10 [1] - 3355:11 3371:8, 3376:19
3360:17, 3361:4, 3324:14, 3324:17,
3354:22, 3358:24, 10,000 [1] - 3327:15 500 [3] - 3308:17,
3370:22, 3375:5, 3324:21
3364:22, 3364:23, 100 [5] - 3368:19, 3329:5
3384:10, 3385:10, 2300 [1] - 3313:2
3365:14, 3366:7, 3369:6, 3369:18, 504 [1] - 3308:18
3387:16, 3400:15, 2400 [1] - 3328:7
3366:8, 3366:12, 3370:17, 3370:20 51 [1] - 3374:2
3401:22, 3402:1, 245 [1] - 3395:14
3366:20, 3368:16, 1000 [1] - 3306:14 519 [1] - 3307:12
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3329:21, 3334:8,
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3363:7 1058 [3] - 3365:3, 3334:19, 3335:6, 3382:11, 3382:15, 55 [2] - 3384:2,
'92 [3] - 3363:2, 3367:4, 3368:1 3335:18, 3336:2, 3383:10, 3385:24, 3389:11
3363:7, 3365:8 10:35 [1] - 3363:11 3336:3, 3360:23, 3405:2 550 [1] - 3306:13
'93 [11] - 3334:4, 11 [5] - 3306:4, 3365:18, 3365:24, 30 [1] - 3325:16 556 [1] - 3307:2
3334:6, 3362:24, 3310:2, 3313:16, 3400:23 30(B)(6 [2] - 3332:9, 56 [5] - 3376:19,
3363:8, 3365:8, 3355:11, 3389:2 1990'S [2] - 3326:21, 3356:9 3380:3, 3380:4,
3374:2, 3377:25, 1100 [1] - 3306:23 3329:14 30(B)(6) [1] - 3391:2 3380:18, 3383:13
3384:18, 3400:25, 12 [1] - 3312:14 1991 [5] - 3361:6, 300 [6] - 3340:13, 57TH [1] - 3307:23
3401:8 1205 [1] - 3307:19 3362:19, 3362:22, 3340:14, 3371:7, 58 [2] - 3385:22,
'94 [19] - 3332:22, 1261 [1] - 3307:9 3364:3, 3384:12 3371:9, 3371:10, 3386:13
3359:21, 3364:20, 13 [1] - 3325:6 1992 [1] - 3334:4 3371:13 589-7776 [1] -
3364:23, 3364:24, 1366 [1] - 3307:9 1993 [5] - 3324:8, 3102 [1] - 3306:23 3308:18
3365:1, 3365:8, 15 [5] - 3328:2, 3362:1, 3364:3, 32 [2] - 3329:23,
3366:3, 3366:6, 3328:6, 3328:10, 3401:14 3377:20 6
3366:8, 3367:17, 3328:12, 3390:22 1994 [14] - 3332:23, 325 [1] - 3307:23
60 [1] - 3352:10
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3364:5, 3364:18, 60'S [1] - 3330:9
3372:2, 3384:23, 17 [1] - 3314:14 3326/13 [1] - 3309:5
3364:21, 3366:16, 600 [2] - 3308:2,
3388:2, 3388:19, 1747 [4] - 3374:14, 3332/3 [1] - 3309:8
3367:5, 3370:22, 3330:23
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3372:8, 3372:11, 601 [1] - 3307:5
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3378:1, 3388:19 604 [1] - 3308:2
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3377:10, 3377:14, 1760 [1] - 3311:1 3386:3, 3388:8 3330:1, 3330:4,
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41 [3] - 3379:24,
0 1978 [1] - 3314:12 2 70381 [1] - 3307:20
3380:18, 3383:13
0003 [2] - 3352:15, 1980'S [1] - 3329:14 70502-3668 [1] -
2 [2] - 3352:23, 4200 [2] - 3327:16,
3362:2 1982 [5] - 3332:1, 3307:3
3402:4 3354:15
003 [2] - 3379:16, 3349:24, 3399:5, 70726 [1] - 3307:13
20 [2] - 3322:24, 43 [6] - 3379:24,
3379:19 3399:11, 3399:23 70801-1910 [1] -
3323:6 3380:18, 3381:4,
06-CV-2268 [1] - 1983 [1] - 3332:22 3307:16
2000 [2] - 3380:18, 3383:13
3306:3 1986 [1] - 3371:3 70821-1366 [1] -
3380:25 44 [4] - 3379:24,
1987 [2] - 3350:2, 3307:10
2002 [1] - 3333:9 3381:4, 3383:13,
3350:3 71 [1] - 3367:25
20044 [1] - 3308:13 3383:19
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75219 [1] - 3306:24 3333:5, 3333:11, 3356:1, 3357:3, 3385:10, 3385:14, 3325:5, 3325:15,
3333:16, 3333:25, 3357:5, 3357:9, 3385:15, 3385:16, 3328:7, 3328:14,
8 3334:5, 3334:13, 3357:13, 3357:22, 3385:19, 3385:23, 3329:11, 3331:6,
3334:20, 3334:21, 3358:9, 3358:13, 3386:1, 3386:8, 3332:19, 3332:22,
80,000 [1] - 3325:20
3334:23, 3334:25, 3358:15, 3358:16, 3386:17, 3386:19, 3333:2, 3334:7,
85/15 [1] - 3368:6
3335:1, 3335:3, 3358:19, 3358:25, 3386:21, 3386:22, 3337:16, 3338:22,
855 [1] - 3306:17
3335:7, 3335:13, 3359:1, 3359:5, 3387:4, 3387:5, 3339:22, 3340:13,
88 [1] - 3364:1
3335:16, 3335:17, 3359:10, 3359:11, 3387:6, 3387:7, 3342:15, 3344:13,
888 [1] - 3308:12
3335:22, 3336:5, 3359:15, 3360:3, 3387:9, 3387:11, 3344:14, 3345:2,
3336:9, 3336:16, 3360:6, 3360:7, 3387:13, 3388:13, 3346:7, 3346:12,
9 3337:3, 3337:5, 3360:13, 3360:19, 3389:4, 3390:21, 3348:8, 3349:10,
9 [1] - 3404:10 3337:7, 3337:8, 3360:20, 3360:21, 3390:22, 3391:2, 3349:11, 3352:10,
90071-2627 [1] - 3337:10, 3337:13, 3360:24, 3361:1, 3391:14, 3391:23, 3352:12, 3354:8,
3306:14 3337:16, 3337:17, 3361:3, 3361:13, 3392:3, 3392:6, 3354:15, 3354:25,
95 [1] - 3325:16 3337:18, 3337:23, 3361:17, 3361:21, 3392:20, 3393:2, 3355:16, 3355:22,
980 [1] - 3358:4 3338:6, 3338:7, 3361:22, 3362:6, 3393:8, 3393:10, 3358:14, 3358:17,
994 [1] - 3359:22 3338:8, 3338:9, 3362:7, 3363:10, 3393:12, 3393:16, 3358:25, 3360:1,
3338:11, 3338:17, 3363:13, 3363:14, 3393:25, 3394:7, 3360:20, 3360:21,
3338:19, 3338:22, 3363:22, 3364:5, 3394:15, 3394:20, 3363:4, 3363:8,
A
3338:23, 3339:4, 3364:14, 3365:12, 3394:23, 3395:5, 3364:1, 3364:3,
A [448] - 3307:14, 3339:5, 3339:14, 3365:13, 3365:15, 3395:14, 3395:18, 3364:18, 3366:6,
3308:16, 3310:22, 3339:16, 3339:18, 3365:16, 3365:18, 3395:24, 3396:3, 3368:3, 3369:24,
3311:6, 3311:10, 3339:20, 3339:21, 3366:10, 3366:19, 3396:21, 3397:9, 3371:6, 3371:24,
3312:6, 3312:16, 3340:1, 3340:12, 3367:2, 3367:9, 3397:13, 3397:16, 3374:2, 3375:4,
3313:6, 3313:11, 3340:13, 3340:21, 3367:14, 3367:16, 3398:3, 3398:9, 3379:5, 3382:15,
3313:13, 3313:14, 3340:25, 3341:2, 3367:21, 3368:7, 3398:10, 3398:14, 3387:19, 3388:8,
3313:15, 3313:16, 3341:4, 3341:5, 3368:9, 3368:12, 3398:18, 3399:1, 3391:23, 3392:2,
3313:22, 3314:14, 3341:7, 3341:12, 3368:13, 3368:15, 3399:4, 3399:6, 3392:5, 3392:8,
3314:20, 3314:24, 3341:24, 3342:1, 3368:19, 3368:21, 3399:14, 3399:24, 3393:19, 3397:9,
3315:2, 3315:9, 3342:3, 3342:4, 3368:25, 3369:5, 3400:2, 3400:8, 3397:11, 3397:23,
3315:17, 3315:18, 3342:7, 3342:9, 3369:9, 3369:15, 3400:9, 3400:12, 3398:6, 3398:10,
3316:18, 3316:22, 3342:13, 3342:16, 3369:24, 3370:13, 3400:13, 3400:15, 3398:16, 3399:2,
3317:7, 3317:9, 3342:17, 3342:18, 3370:14, 3370:17, 3400:24, 3400:25, 3399:12, 3399:25,
3317:12, 3317:15, 3342:23, 3343:5, 3370:23, 3371:2, 3401:4, 3401:6, 3400:3, 3400:9,
3317:23, 3318:14, 3343:9, 3343:10, 3371:7, 3371:8, 3402:1, 3402:6, 3400:16, 3401:6,
3318:25, 3319:4, 3343:14, 3343:17, 3371:13, 3371:15, 3402:9, 3402:24, 3401:7, 3401:23,
3319:16, 3319:21, 3343:24, 3344:3, 3371:16, 3371:20, 3403:3, 3403:5, 3402:2, 3402:7,
3320:5, 3320:6, 3344:4, 3344:5, 3372:13, 3372:14, 3403:6, 3403:12, 3402:10, 3402:12,
3320:15, 3320:17, 3344:11, 3344:13, 3373:2, 3373:4, 3403:13, 3404:1, 3402:16, 3402:21,
3320:25, 3321:1, 3344:14, 3344:16, 3373:5, 3373:6, 3404:2, 3404:5, 3402:25, 3403:4,
3321:15, 3321:18, 3344:18, 3345:4, 3373:7, 3373:12, 3404:6, 3404:16, 3403:13, 3403:15,
3321:23, 3322:2, 3345:17, 3345:20, 3373:14, 3374:3, 3404:18, 3404:20, 3403:20
3322:3, 3322:23, 3345:22, 3346:2, 3374:5, 3374:9, 3404:22, 3405:6, ABOVE [4] -
3323:7, 3323:9, 3346:13, 3346:20, 3374:16, 3374:18, 3405:12, 3405:14, 3341:20, 3341:21,
3323:11, 3323:25, 3347:1, 3347:6, 3374:24, 3374:25, 3405:20 3371:17, 3405:16
3324:1, 3324:7, 3347:12, 3347:13, 3375:13, 3375:20, ABILITY [2] - ABOVE-ENTITLED
3324:9, 3324:13, 3347:17, 3348:2, 3375:23, 3376:8, 3319:11, 3405:15 [1] - 3405:16
3324:14, 3324:17, 3348:12, 3348:16, 3376:13, 3376:24, ABLE [19] - 3317:19, ABSOLUTELY [2] -
3324:25, 3325:4, 3348:22, 3349:1, 3377:9, 3377:14, 3317:24, 3319:16, 3381:11, 3390:19
3325:7, 3325:9, 3349:6, 3349:7, 3377:16, 3377:17, 3320:11, 3324:24, ACCESS [1] - 3356:1
3325:10, 3325:18, 3349:12, 3349:18, 3377:18, 3378:18, 3344:23, 3366:11, ACCOMPLISH [1] -
3326:4, 3326:7, 3350:8, 3350:9, 3379:4, 3379:24, 3368:6, 3368:17, 3373:17
3326:17, 3327:6, 3351:21, 3352:4, 3380:5, 3380:9, 3370:23, 3373:12, ACCOMPLISHED [1]
3327:23, 3328:2, 3352:6, 3352:13, 3381:4, 3381:16, 3373:17, 3375:11, - 3385:18
3328:4, 3328:6, 3352:14, 3352:16, 3381:19, 3382:7, 3375:15, 3379:19, ACCORDING [1] -
3328:10, 3328:20, 3352:18, 3352:24, 3382:12, 3382:15, 3380:22, 3385:2, 3401:10
3328:25, 3329:1, 3353:8, 3353:24, 3382:16, 3382:18, 3387:13, 3388:22 ACCURACY [1] -
3329:5, 3330:11, 3354:4, 3354:10, 3382:23, 3383:2, ABOUT [90] - 3320:8
3330:16, 3331:5, 3354:13, 3354:19, 3383:13, 3383:20, 3312:20, 3316:20, ACCURATE [5] -
3331:12, 3331:14, 3355:2, 3355:6, 3383:24, 3384:12, 3317:22, 3319:2, 3358:19, 3398:10,
3331:23, 3332:2, 3355:7, 3355:23, 3384:24, 3385:4, 3319:3, 3320:3,
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3399:1, 3400:3, 3321:4, 3321:6, ADVANCE [1] - 3343:11, 3345:1, 3359:7, 3359:15,
3400:9 3322:7, 3324:7, 3393:3 3346:21, 3351:13, 3366:16, 3367:9,
ACCURATELY [1] - 3325:1, 3325:9, ADVISABILITY [1] - 3352:24, 3353:5, 3367:12, 3368:3,
3384:5 3328:7, 3333:23, 3378:12 3355:18, 3355:25, 3371:16
ACHIEVE [3] - 3334:19, 3340:7, AFFECT [1] - 3396:5 3359:25, 3363:4, ALTERNATIVES [6]
3319:8, 3319:16, 3345:24, 3349:20, AFFECTED [2] - 3368:16, 3372:5, - 3335:14, 3340:23,
3319:17 3351:10, 3352:12, 3346:11, 3394:17 3375:8, 3379:3, 3342:3, 3366:23,
ACHIEVEMENT [3] - 3357:25, 3366:3, AFFORD [2] - 3380:17, 3380:21, 3367:7
3326:3, 3326:4, 3372:17, 3374:4, 3373:11 3382:6, 3382:7, ALTHOUGH [1] -
3326:5 3374:20, 3375:20, AFFORDABLE [2] - 3382:21, 3384:13, 3369:5
ACKNOWLEDGED 3376:21, 3377:8, 3373:15, 3373:16 3386:16, 3387:6, ALWAYS [1] -
[1] - 3401:2 3378:18, 3381:24, AFTER [10] - 3313:8, 3391:3, 3394:12, 3394:6
ACQUIRING [1] - 3383:17, 3383:19, 3315:23, 3316:1, 3395:4, 3396:2, AM [30] - 3315:21,
3397:7 3384:18, 3385:2, 3317:11, 3330:6, 3396:8, 3401:1, 3317:15, 3326:16,
ACRE [4] - 3323:2, 3387:9, 3387:20 3332:1, 3333:16, 3401:16 3332:16, 3333:11,
3323:3, 3365:15 ADD [5] - 3311:11, 3334:21, 3341:10, ALLEGED [1] - 3336:25, 3344:22,
ACREAGES [2] - 3342:24, 3349:8 3361:22 3402:2 3348:19, 3354:24,
3323:8, 3329:3 ADDED [3] - AGAIN [12] - ALLOW [3] - 3320:7, 3358:3, 3358:25,
ACRES [18] - 3359:10, 3374:4, 3332:14, 3344:24, 3348:20, 3354:6 3362:11, 3367:4,
3317:25, 3318:1, 3378:3 3350:19, 3355:11, ALLOWED [2] - 3370:10, 3381:17,
3320:11, 3320:14, ADDITION [3] - 3355:15, 3357:5, 3389:16, 3395:8 3382:11, 3383:11,
3320:16, 3320:17, 3324:4, 3336:2, 3358:9, 3362:2, ALONG [17] - 3383:19, 3384:8,
3320:18, 3325:20, 3368:2 3365:24, 3374:5, 3315:12, 3332:7, 3391:12, 3391:23,
3327:14, 3327:15, ADDITIONAL [9] - 3379:16, 3386:13 3336:21, 3337:20, 3392:22, 3393:18,
3327:16, 3328:7, 3313:8, 3340:25, AGENCIES [12] - 3350:22, 3353:23, 3395:23, 3399:20,
3328:8, 3329:5, 3342:19, 3352:3, 3314:23, 3315:6, 3355:16, 3355:20, 3402:5, 3403:19,
3330:23, 3354:15, 3377:8, 3378:2, 3315:10, 3315:13, 3361:16, 3365:23, 3403:22, 3404:4,
3384:24 3378:13, 3385:1, 3316:2, 3316:14, 3372:4, 3378:7, 3404:20
ACRONYM [1] - 3397:7 3317:20, 3319:8, 3378:13, 3379:5, AMENDING [1] -
3315:23 ADDITIONS [1] - 3336:8, 3339:23, 3384:10, 3385:17, 3392:8
ACROSS [1] - 3366:6 3347:17, 3373:8 3401:7 AMERICA [1] -
3343:21 ADDRESS [8] - AGO [1] - 3390:22 ALREADY [3] - 3306:5
ACT [39] - 3315:12, 3338:4, 3360:11, AGREE [9] - 3311:14, 3399:5, AMIN [1] - 3308:6
3315:14, 3315:19, 3364:13, 3378:15, 3386:10, 3392:1, 3399:7 AMOUNT [4] -
3315:23, 3315:24, 3378:16, 3387:5, 3392:14, 3398:5, ALSO [45] - 3308:1, 3310:9, 3320:1,
3316:1, 3316:3, 3399:14, 3403:23 3398:9, 3398:25, 3314:2, 3314:3, 3327:22, 3383:4
3319:10, 3320:24, ADDRESSED [7] - 3400:2, 3400:8 3315:23, 3316:15, AN [47] - 3310:8,
3321:24, 3322:8, 3329:1, 3346:1, AGREEMENT [2] - 3319:25, 3321:1, 3311:10, 3312:8,
3323:6, 3323:14, 3346:13, 3350:24, 3319:8, 3319:17 3324:4, 3324:19, 3312:10, 3314:5,
3324:7, 3325:19, 3356:25, 3360:3, AHEAD [13] - 3327:21, 3329:4, 3316:24, 3319:17,
3326:7, 3328:15, 3360:9 3344:19, 3346:23, 3330:19, 3333:5, 3320:23, 3326:2,
3328:23, 3329:16, ADDRESSING [2] - 3350:18, 3352:7, 3333:17, 3334:3, 3326:24, 3328:23,
3333:8, 3334:19, 3337:22, 3346:25 3353:21, 3357:12, 3334:22, 3335:4, 3335:13, 3335:15,
3334:21, 3336:2, ADJOINING [1] - 3362:11, 3367:22, 3336:4, 3336:6, 3337:17, 3337:20,
3336:4, 3336:6, 3397:13 3370:11, 3394:16, 3336:13, 3341:6, 3338:3, 3338:19,
3338:16, 3339:24, ADMINISTER [1] - 3394:17, 3398:23, 3350:23, 3354:8, 3338:20, 3338:23,
3342:7, 3349:18, 3336:6 3403:20 3356:3, 3357:10, 3339:2, 3343:9,
3349:20, 3360:23, ADMINISTERED [1] - AL [2] - 3306:2, 3359:19, 3364:16, 3346:14, 3349:20,
3371:3, 3385:16, 3311:15 3306:5 3368:2, 3369:12, 3350:16, 3351:8,
3385:18, 3388:17, ADMINISTRATION ALIGNED [1] - 3371:23, 3373:9, 3357:2, 3357:3,
3400:24, 3401:10, [10] - 3320:15, 3318:5 3374:1, 3374:21, 3358:20, 3359:3,
3401:15 3334:23, 3335:4, ALIGNING [1] - 3377:23, 3379:9, 3359:19, 3359:21,
ACTION [1] - 3342:5, 3342:21, 3336:10 3379:24, 3380:3, 3360:18, 3362:12,
3352:16 3344:2, 3344:15, ALL [42] - 3310:9, 3381:23, 3384:1, 3366:16, 3367:9,
ACTIVITIES [2] - 3347:18, 3347:22, 3314:16, 3317:18, 3386:24, 3387:23, 3368:3, 3371:16,
3355:18, 3379:13 3348:22 3319:22, 3322:19, 3389:13, 3389:25, 3371:24, 3373:19,
ACTUAL [1] - 3369:8 ADMINISTRATION' 3323:15, 3324:10, 3390:22, 3396:8 3374:16, 3374:18,
ACTUALLY [35] - S [1] - 3343:13 3324:17, 3326:9, ALTERNATIVE [11] - 3375:8, 3381:23,
3314:24, 3316:3, ADMITTED [1] - 3331:6, 3333:15, 3344:15, 3346:2, 3389:3, 3394:15,
3316:5, 3319:10, 3311:9 3336:16, 3340:9, 3359:2, 3359:4, 3397:6
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ANALYSIS [11] - 3320:18, 3320:25, 3334:22, 3335:4, 3357:12, 3357:23, 3378:18, 3379:4,
3340:21, 3342:2, 3321:1, 3321:5, 3335:8, 3335:10, 3358:1, 3358:9, 3379:5, 3379:9,
3342:3, 3345:12, 3321:16, 3321:18, 3335:17, 3335:18, 3358:13, 3358:20, 3379:13, 3379:24,
3346:3, 3354:24, 3321:19, 3321:20, 3336:1, 3336:3, 3359:9, 3359:18, 3379:25, 3380:2,
3359:19, 3359:20, 3321:21, 3321:22, 3336:4, 3336:9, 3359:20, 3359:22, 3380:3, 3380:4,
3367:10, 3371:16, 3321:23, 3322:1, 3336:14, 3336:16, 3360:19, 3360:23, 3380:12, 3380:14,
3396:19 3322:3, 3322:4, 3337:10, 3337:11, 3361:1, 3361:7, 3380:15, 3380:20,
ANALYSTS [1] - 3322:5, 3322:6, 3337:14, 3337:16, 3361:10, 3361:14, 3380:21, 3380:22,
3333:22 3322:7, 3322:9, 3337:19, 3338:6, 3361:17, 3361:18, 3380:24, 3381:4,
AND [664] - 3310:6, 3322:14, 3322:15, 3338:7, 3338:10, 3361:19, 3361:22, 3381:7, 3381:12,
3310:7, 3310:9, 3322:17, 3322:21, 3338:12, 3338:15, 3361:23, 3361:25, 3381:20, 3381:21,
3310:10, 3310:11, 3322:23, 3322:24, 3339:10, 3339:12, 3362:11, 3362:16, 3381:22, 3381:23,
3310:12, 3310:16, 3322:25, 3323:3, 3339:14, 3339:23, 3363:8, 3363:19, 3382:1, 3382:4,
3310:18, 3310:21, 3323:7, 3323:10, 3339:24, 3340:4, 3363:21, 3363:22, 3382:12, 3382:23,
3311:1, 3311:2, 3323:12, 3323:13, 3340:7, 3340:8, 3364:1, 3364:3, 3383:1, 3383:4,
3311:3, 3311:6, 3323:14, 3323:15, 3340:22, 3341:6, 3364:11, 3364:22, 3383:6, 3383:13,
3311:7, 3311:10, 3323:17, 3323:19, 3341:7, 3341:11, 3365:6, 3365:15, 3383:14, 3383:19,
3311:15, 3311:18, 3323:21, 3323:22, 3341:12, 3341:16, 3365:20, 3365:21, 3383:21, 3383:25,
3311:20, 3312:2, 3324:4, 3324:8, 3341:20, 3341:24, 3366:1, 3366:2, 3384:6, 3384:10,
3312:8, 3312:15, 3324:9, 3324:10, 3341:25, 3342:2, 3366:19, 3366:21, 3384:19, 3384:22,
3312:16, 3312:18, 3324:11, 3324:12, 3342:4, 3342:6, 3366:24, 3367:2, 3384:23, 3385:4,
3312:19, 3312:22, 3324:13, 3324:14, 3342:9, 3342:13, 3367:4, 3367:5, 3385:7, 3385:11,
3313:3, 3313:5, 3324:15, 3324:16, 3342:15, 3342:18, 3367:9, 3367:19, 3385:19, 3385:20,
3313:6, 3313:8, 3324:17, 3324:18, 3342:21, 3342:24, 3367:21, 3367:23, 3385:22, 3386:19,
3313:11, 3313:13, 3324:19, 3324:22, 3343:11, 3343:22, 3367:25, 3368:2, 3386:22, 3386:24,
3313:18, 3313:21, 3324:24, 3325:1, 3344:3, 3344:5, 3368:4, 3368:5, 3387:1, 3387:5,
3313:23, 3313:25, 3325:2, 3325:3, 3344:9, 3344:10, 3368:7, 3368:9, 3387:13, 3387:20,
3314:1, 3314:3, 3325:6, 3325:9, 3344:16, 3344:20, 3368:13, 3368:16, 3387:23, 3388:1,
3314:7, 3314:8, 3325:13, 3325:14, 3344:25, 3345:16, 3368:20, 3368:24, 3388:6, 3388:9,
3314:13, 3314:15, 3325:15, 3325:16, 3345:25, 3346:3, 3369:1, 3369:13, 3388:16, 3388:17,
3314:19, 3314:21, 3325:22, 3325:23, 3346:8, 3346:16, 3369:15, 3369:17, 3388:19, 3388:20,
3314:22, 3314:23, 3326:7, 3326:8, 3346:17, 3346:21, 3369:22, 3369:24, 3388:22, 3389:5,
3314:24, 3315:1, 3326:16, 3326:21, 3346:24, 3347:1, 3370:2, 3370:5, 3389:10, 3389:11,
3315:2, 3315:5, 3327:3, 3327:8, 3347:8, 3347:17, 3370:17, 3370:24, 3389:12, 3389:21,
3315:9, 3315:10, 3327:12, 3327:13, 3347:20, 3347:22, 3371:1, 3371:4, 3389:24, 3390:1,
3315:14, 3315:16, 3327:14, 3327:15, 3348:8, 3348:10, 3371:11, 3371:18, 3390:3, 3390:8,
3316:5, 3316:6, 3327:16, 3327:21, 3348:12, 3348:20, 3371:23, 3372:1, 3390:10, 3390:22,
3316:7, 3316:10, 3327:22, 3327:23, 3348:24, 3349:4, 3372:2, 3372:14, 3390:25, 3391:7,
3316:13, 3316:14, 3328:1, 3328:6, 3349:7, 3349:11, 3373:1, 3373:6, 3391:10, 3391:13,
3316:15, 3316:16, 3328:10, 3328:11, 3349:14, 3349:22, 3373:7, 3373:8, 3391:22, 3391:23,
3316:21, 3316:22, 3328:12, 3328:14, 3349:25, 3350:17, 3373:9, 3373:12, 3392:14, 3392:16,
3316:24, 3317:3, 3328:24, 3329:1, 3350:18, 3350:19, 3373:18, 3373:23, 3392:25, 3393:4,
3317:8, 3317:11, 3329:3, 3329:5, 3350:22, 3350:23, 3373:24, 3374:3, 3393:5, 3393:21,
3317:13, 3317:14, 3329:8, 3329:12, 3351:1, 3351:2, 3374:5, 3374:11, 3394:1, 3394:14,
3317:15, 3317:16, 3329:18, 3329:19, 3351:8, 3351:12, 3374:12, 3374:16, 3395:1, 3395:4,
3317:17, 3317:21, 3329:20, 3329:23, 3351:19, 3351:23, 3374:18, 3374:22, 3395:12, 3396:2,
3317:23, 3317:24, 3330:6, 3330:9, 3351:25, 3352:2, 3374:24, 3375:1, 3396:17, 3396:18,
3318:1, 3318:2, 3330:11, 3330:13, 3352:4, 3352:12, 3375:5, 3375:10, 3396:21, 3397:9,
3318:4, 3318:8, 3330:17, 3330:22, 3352:14, 3352:15, 3375:13, 3375:16, 3397:21, 3398:2,
3318:9, 3318:18, 3330:24, 3331:8, 3352:19, 3352:21, 3375:19, 3375:21, 3398:5, 3398:10,
3318:19, 3318:20, 3331:13, 3331:18, 3353:4, 3353:5, 3375:25, 3376:6, 3398:17, 3399:1,
3318:22, 3318:23, 3331:20, 3332:4, 3353:15, 3353:23, 3376:8, 3376:10, 3399:6, 3399:20,
3318:24, 3318:25, 3332:8, 3332:9, 3354:1, 3354:4, 3376:12, 3376:16, 3400:3, 3400:5,
3319:4, 3319:5, 3332:18, 3332:23, 3354:5, 3354:11, 3376:19, 3376:21, 3400:8, 3400:9,
3319:6, 3319:10, 3332:25, 3333:1, 3354:16, 3354:17, 3376:23, 3376:24, 3400:17, 3400:18,
3319:11, 3319:12, 3333:3, 3333:7, 3354:18, 3355:3, 3377:2, 3377:3, 3400:22, 3400:24,
3319:14, 3319:15, 3333:8, 3333:14, 3355:4, 3355:11, 3377:4, 3377:8, 3401:1, 3401:2,
3319:20, 3319:21, 3333:18, 3333:20, 3355:17, 3355:18, 3377:10, 3377:19, 3401:4, 3401:7,
3320:3, 3320:4, 3333:22, 3333:23, 3355:20, 3355:24, 3377:20, 3378:3, 3401:9, 3401:10,
3320:5, 3320:6, 3334:4, 3334:5, 3356:2, 3356:3, 3378:11, 3378:14, 3401:11, 3401:12,
3320:11, 3320:17, 3334:16, 3334:21, 3356:10, 3357:2, 3378:15, 3378:17, 3401:15, 3401:18,
DAILY COPY
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3401:19, 3401:23, ANYWAY [4] - ARBITER [1] - ARGUED [1] - 3392:16, 3394:4,
3402:13, 3402:15, 3348:14, 3348:25, 3392:15 3330:17 3394:8, 3394:14,
3403:4, 3403:5, 3349:5, 3358:18 ARCHAEOLOGIST ARMY [11] - 3332:16, 3394:23, 3396:20,
3403:7, 3403:14, APOLOGIZE [1] - S [1] - 3339:19 3339:12, 3348:1, 3397:25, 3398:1,
3404:5, 3404:9, 3351:10 ARE [65] - 3310:22, 3400:16, 3401:20, 3398:11, 3399:2,
3404:10, 3404:18, APPARENT [1] - 3311:5, 3312:19, 3402:9, 3402:24, 3399:15, 3399:17,
3405:2, 3405:14, 3399:7 3317:19, 3318:5, 3403:3, 3403:12, 3400:3, 3400:10,
3405:15, 3405:16 APPEAR [1] - 3394:8 3318:6, 3318:7, 3404:1, 3404:5 3401:1
ANDRY [7] - APPEARANCES [1] - 3318:16, 3318:22, AROUND [9] - ASHLEY [1] - 3308:2
3306:19, 3306:19, 3306:11 3319:2, 3319:15, 3316:15, 3322:4, ASK [16] - 3326:17,
3309:5, 3326:13, APPEARS [2] - 3322:13, 3322:20, 3330:9, 3336:2, 3334:7, 3337:19,
3326:16, 3330:2, 3315:21, 3394:1 3323:8, 3323:21, 3352:11, 3352:16, 3343:15, 3358:25,
3331:1 APPENDIX [6] - 3324:24, 3325:3, 3361:6, 3363:2 3363:19, 3377:20,
ANGELES [1] - 3359:21, 3371:24, 3326:9, 3329:3, ARRIVAL [1] - 3379:15, 3380:14,
3306:14 3387:16, 3387:18, 3331:7, 3332:14, 3334:12 3380:15, 3382:15,
ANIMALS [1] - 3388:3, 3397:9 3333:20, 3336:24, ARRIVED [2] - 3387:12, 3391:23,
3323:13 APPLICABLE [1] - 3341:1, 3342:15, 3332:20, 3399:23 3394:2, 3394:8,
ANNOTATION [1] - 3339:13 3344:7, 3345:4, ARTS [1] - 3312:16 3398:3
3353:19 APPRAISAL [3] - 3345:17, 3346:1, AS [115] - 3310:7, ASKED [12] -
ANNUAL [3] - 3351:8, 3351:11, 3346:5, 3346:21, 3311:4, 3311:19, 3320:21, 3320:22,
3349:20, 3353:25, 3351:14 3347:18, 3347:20, 3312:13, 3314:3, 3320:23, 3320:24,
3361:11 APPRAISE [2] - 3347:21, 3350:24, 3314:13, 3315:21, 3357:21, 3360:6,
ANOTHER [11] - 3351:3, 3351:23 3355:4, 3355:11, 3316:10, 3316:11, 3372:17, 3373:2,
3317:12, 3342:23, APPRAISING [1] - 3357:1, 3357:24, 3318:19, 3319:6, 3373:8
3364:4, 3364:13, 3351:12 3357:25, 3358:4, 3327:6, 3328:18, ASKING [7] -
3367:1, 3374:10, APPRECIATE [4] - 3358:5, 3358:6, 3329:8, 3329:16, 3329:19, 3338:11,
3378:24, 3388:1, 3310:12, 3356:14, 3358:9, 3360:7, 3330:8, 3330:25, 3347:6, 3348:21,
3391:1, 3398:17 3363:21, 3405:4 3363:5, 3368:15, 3331:18, 3332:8, 3393:1, 3395:24,
ANSWER [8] - APPRISE [2] - 3369:14, 3370:1, 3332:21, 3333:5, 3397:17
3343:25, 3344:23, 3351:4, 3351:6 3370:2, 3376:2, 3333:6, 3333:21, ASKS [1] - 3386:24
3348:20, 3350:19, APPRISING [1] - 3379:4, 3379:19, 3336:6, 3336:16, ASPECT [3] -
3354:19, 3373:9, 3351:12 3381:10, 3381:24, 3338:10, 3338:20, 3349:12, 3367:12,
3379:15, 3396:25 APPROACH [1] - 3383:6, 3383:22, 3338:23, 3340:25, 3384:23
ANTICIPATED [1] - 3390:24 3386:23, 3387:1, 3343:18, 3345:6, ASSESS [3] -
3374:6 APPROPRIATE [4] - 3393:10, 3393:19, 3346:2, 3346:13, 3320:8, 3320:11,
ANY [23] - 3313:8, 3319:17, 3346:18, 3397:23, 3398:6, 3347:15, 3347:16, 3326:25
3318:23, 3324:24, 3361:6, 3404:23 3405:5 3347:19, 3350:11, ASSESSMENT [3] -
3329:12, 3331:1, APPROPRIATED [1] AREA [27] - 3312:9, 3353:22, 3354:9, 3320:23, 3323:10,
3331:2, 3340:4, - 3349:25 3313:3, 3324:20, 3354:23, 3355:20, 3323:23
3343:15, 3343:20, APPROPRIATELY 3324:22, 3335:15, 3356:9, 3357:20, ASSESSMENTS [2] -
3345:4, 3345:22, [1] - 3351:14
3338:12, 3340:10, 3358:23, 3359:10, 3313:25, 3345:3
3347:13, 3347:23, 3344:25, 3352:8, 3359:15, 3359:17, ASSISTANCE [1] -
APPROPRIATES [1]
3356:20, 3359:8, 3352:10, 3352:12, 3361:1, 3361:11, 3337:19
- 3349:20
3386:24, 3387:3, 3352:16, 3352:19, 3364:24, 3365:13, ASSISTANT [5] -
APPROPRIATION
3396:10, 3396:18, 3353:13, 3354:23, 3365:16, 3366:10, 3332:3, 3333:3,
[1] - 3361:10
3397:11, 3400:12, 3355:1, 3355:19, 3366:12, 3366:16, 3333:8, 3339:11,
APPROPRIATIONS
3401:18, 3404:4 3379:10, 3379:19, 3366:19, 3366:21, 3348:1
[4] - 3338:16, 3349:15,
ANYBODY [2] - 3379:21, 3380:6, 3369:4, 3371:1, ASSISTED [1] -
3349:20, 3389:17
3320:18, 3367:15 3380:9, 3380:17, 3372:1, 3373:19, 3364:8
APPROVAL [6] -
ANYMORE [1] - 3381:5, 3383:1, 3374:7, 3374:24, ASSOCIATED [7] -
3341:11, 3341:25,
3316:9 3397:13 3375:8, 3377:4, 3327:9, 3330:13,
3342:6, 3375:16,
ANYONE [7] - AREAS [13] - 3377:6, 3377:14, 3330:14, 3337:11,
3377:9, 3377:11
3340:4, 3350:6, 3329:12, 3353:5, 3378:1, 3379:3, 3365:15, 3378:20,
APPROVE [1] -
3373:8, 3386:25, 3354:2, 3354:3, 3379:5, 3379:7, 3397:7
3348:22
3388:21, 3390:4, 3357:21, 3383:6, 3379:10, 3380:9, ASSOCIATES [2] -
APPROVED [4] -
3399:10 3383:16, 3383:23, 3381:13, 3382:17, 3306:12, 3307:7
3357:11, 3370:16,
ANYTHING [5] - 3385:1, 3385:2, 3385:10, 3385:15, ASSOCIATION [1] -
3370:18, 3370:19
3323:20, 3323:24, 3385:3, 3389:24, 3385:19, 3386:1, 3388:18
APPROXIMATELY
3343:23, 3360:15, 3401:3 3386:8, 3388:18, ASSUMED [1] -
[4] - 3352:19, 3362:14,
3366:8 AREN'T [1] - 3328:24 3389:23, 3391:10, 3328:11
3362:19, 3374:3
DAILY COPY
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ASSUMING [1] - 3386:13, 3386:16, 3394:20, 3395:5, 3322:2, 3328:6, BATES [2] - 3358:4,
3393:21 3386:25, 3387:12, 3395:12, 3395:19 3328:10, 3328:12, 3359:22
ASSURANCES [2] - 3387:16, 3387:17, AUTHORIZATIONS 3329:5, 3330:24, BATON [2] -
3369:14, 3370:15 3388:8, 3389:3, [4] - 3342:13, 3375:22, 3332:6, 3336:19, 3307:10, 3307:16
AT [138] - 3313:2, 3389:6, 3390:4, 3375:23, 3376:3 3336:21, 3350:22, BAY [2] - 3318:13,
3313:11, 3313:15, 3393:25, 3394:8, AUTHORIZE [7] - 3352:21, 3353:8, 3329:12
3313:18, 3313:21, 3394:9, 3394:16, 3320:21, 3338:17, 3353:9, 3353:13, BAYOU [3] - 3322:3,
3314:8, 3314:11, 3395:4, 3396:3, 3338:19, 3338:23, 3353:14, 3353:17, 3381:12, 3381:19
3314:19, 3315:5, 3396:8, 3396:16, 3342:7, 3361:7, 3355:20, 3356:21, BAYOUS [1] -
3315:21, 3319:20, 3399:18, 3399:23, 3376:8 3357:8, 3360:25, 3381:24
3320:3, 3320:4, 3400:5, 3404:9 AUTHORIZED [11] - 3361:16, 3362:14, BE [160] - 3310:5,
3322:25, 3323:5, ATCHAFALAYA [2] - 3334:22, 3336:4, 3364:4, 3364:13, 3311:8, 3312:20,
3323:11, 3323:13, 3314:16, 3314:18 3349:23, 3349:24, 3364:14, 3365:22, 3314:2, 3317:5,
3323:14, 3323:19, ATTACHED [3] - 3361:19, 3372:2, 3367:17, 3367:20, 3318:14, 3319:22,
3324:10, 3324:18, 3358:1, 3358:2, 3374:23, 3375:1, 3371:21, 3372:4, 3319:23, 3319:25,
3329:18, 3332:2, 3358:6 3384:11, 3394:23, 3373:25, 3374:11, 3320:1, 3322:12,
3332:4, 3332:6, ATTEMPT [2] - 3398:6 3375:12, 3377:3, 3322:22, 3323:4,
3332:20, 3334:3, 3376:17, 3389:3 AUTHORIZING [2] - 3377:8, 3377:24, 3323:5, 3323:22,
3335:22, 3337:10, ATTEMPTED [1] - 3392:3, 3392:5 3378:6, 3378:7, 3326:20, 3334:20,
3337:21, 3338:2, 3365:20 AVAILABILITY [1] - 3378:18, 3379:7, 3335:2, 3335:5,
3338:7, 3338:19, ATTEND [1] - 3380:21 3379:23, 3379:24, 3335:8, 3335:9,
3339:21, 3340:19, 3317:15 AVAILABLE [13] - 3384:17, 3384:25, 3335:14, 3336:10,
3340:21, 3342:1, ATTENDED [1] - 3347:20, 3373:23, 3385:17, 3389:9, 3336:21, 3337:9,
3342:10, 3343:8, 3312:15 3375:17, 3376:24, 3395:25, 3396:4, 3337:12, 3338:1,
3344:14, 3344:17, ATTENTION [1] - 3377:4, 3377:7, 3396:17, 3397:6, 3338:15, 3339:9,
3345:1, 3345:12, 3375:19 3378:7, 3378:13, 3399:8, 3400:4, 3339:12, 3339:15,
3347:14, 3350:12, ATTORNEY [1] - 3380:22, 3385:1, 3400:17, 3401:7, 3339:18, 3339:20,
3350:21, 3353:18, 3310:8 3388:25, 3389:10, 3401:23 3339:21, 3339:22,
3356:6, 3356:17, ATTORNEYS [1] - 3390:1 BANKS [3] - 3339:23, 3339:25,
3356:19, 3356:21, 3310:8 AVENUE [2] - 3320:16, 3350:23, 3340:1, 3341:10,
3356:23, 3357:3, AUDUBON [1] - 3306:23, 3307:12 3353:23 3341:21, 3342:4,
3357:5, 3358:1, 3317:15 AVOID [1] - 3390:21 BARATARIA [4] - 3342:5, 3342:12,
3358:17, 3359:3, AUTHOR [1] - AWARD [5] - 3326:2, 3316:21, 3318:13, 3342:17, 3342:19,
3359:5, 3359:6, 3320:24 3326:5, 3326:6, 3324:14, 3329:12 3342:23, 3343:12,
3359:8, 3359:9, AUTHORITIES [3] - 3326:7, 3335:6 BARATARIA- 3343:22, 3344:5,
3359:22, 3359:24, 3334:14, 3338:2, AWARDS [1] - TERREBONNE [1] - 3344:12, 3344:17,
3360:20, 3360:21, 3338:6 3325:25 3316:21 3344:23, 3345:4,
3360:24, 3361:2, AUTHORITY [31] - AWARE [8] - BARON [1] - 3306:22 3345:19, 3346:1,
3361:4, 3363:10, 3319:12, 3329:15, 3376:11, 3395:23, BARONNE [2] - 3346:25, 3347:7,
3365:14, 3365:16, 3329:16, 3329:17, 3399:10, 3402:14, 3306:17, 3306:20 3347:13, 3347:15,
3365:19, 3365:21, 3329:21, 3337:20, 3403:19, 3403:22, BASED [15] - 3347:17, 3347:25,
3366:1, 3366:19, 3338:3, 3339:1, 3404:4 3342:13, 3342:24, 3348:8, 3348:14,
3366:22, 3366:24, 3339:4, 3339:10, AWAY [2] - 3322:10, 3344:15, 3353:25, 3351:10, 3352:11,
3367:10, 3367:12, 3339:12, 3340:2, 3358:4 3367:19, 3368:3, 3352:20, 3352:24,
3367:14, 3367:25, 3349:19, 3350:12, 3368:17, 3368:22, 3355:3, 3356:1,
3368:6, 3368:23, 3370:25, 3371:2, 3356:4, 3357:7,
3369:2, 3369:16,
3350:16, 3350:17, B
3356:18, 3356:19, 3373:4, 3374:20, 3357:11, 3357:20,
3370:1, 3370:3, B [1] - 3306:19 3357:23, 3358:1,
3356:24, 3357:5, 3375:15, 3380:21,
3370:19, 3370:25, BACHELOR'S [2] - 3358:11, 3358:18,
3370:19, 3375:20, 3398:19
3371:7, 3371:8, 3312:16, 3313:6 3358:19, 3358:23,
3377:25, 3386:20, BASICALLY [10] -
3371:18, 3371:21, BACK [9] - 3313:12, 3324:16, 3337:14, 3360:3, 3360:9,
3392:11, 3397:20,
3371:25, 3372:3, 3317:7, 3337:23, 3360:14, 3360:25,
3397:21, 3398:2, 3354:2, 3357:12,
3373:11, 3373:23, 3341:12, 3343:1, 3363:8, 3363:12,
3399:14 3365:19, 3366:23,
3373:24, 3374:14, 3356:18, 3373:10, 3367:7, 3372:12, 3363:16, 3364:13,
AUTHORIZATION
3375:6, 3375:12, 3377:25, 3384:8 3373:22, 3384:24 3365:17, 3366:5,
[17] - 3321:12, 3349:2,
3376:21, 3377:18, BACKGROUND [1] - BASIN [7] - 3317:6, 3366:25, 3368:4,
3349:11, 3349:12,
3377:20, 3379:6, 3334:2 3368:5, 3368:7,
3349:14, 3349:17, 3317:8, 3324:10,
3379:9, 3379:16, BAEZA [1] - 3308:5 3324:14, 3324:15, 3368:22, 3369:2,
3361:10, 3364:20,
3379:21, 3379:22, BALANCING [1] - 3326:8, 3388:16 3369:10, 3369:24,
3364:21, 3364:25,
3382:12, 3385:18, 3392:15 BASIS [1] - 3361:1 3370:4, 3370:8,
3365:6, 3389:17,
3385:22, 3386:8, BANK [58] - 3320:17,
DAILY COPY
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3370:23, 3370:25, 3317:16, 3318:2, 3379:7, 3401:4 BIOLOGISTS [3] - 3322:8, 3323:6,
3371:10, 3373:4, 3320:22, 3321:5, BEINGS [2] - 3345:3, 3314:1, 3314:14, 3323:14, 3324:7,
3373:5, 3373:18, 3322:3, 3322:8, 3345:19 3339:20 3325:19, 3329:16,
3373:24, 3374:4, 3325:20, 3327:16, BELIEF [1] - 3370:23 BIOLOGY [1] - 3385:16, 3385:18
3374:25, 3375:7, 3332:18, 3334:11, BELIEVE [1] - 3313:12 BRENDAN [1] -
3376:1, 3376:21, 3334:13, 3334:16, 3404:9 BIT [5] - 3314:15, 3307:23
3377:3, 3378:18, 3334:18, 3340:7, BELOW [1] - 3344:6 3352:13, 3362:8, BRIEF [1] - 3333:5
3379:16, 3379:22, 3342:18, 3343:11, BENEFIT [10] - 3374:5, 3374:9 BRIEFLY [2] -
3380:9, 3381:3, 3344:9, 3344:21, 3344:4, 3345:5, BLUE [6] - 3311:3, 3349:14, 3349:16
3382:8, 3382:17, 3348:3, 3349:10, 3345:6, 3345:12, 3323:12, 3352:16, BRITSCH [1] -
3382:18, 3382:22, 3351:12, 3355:2, 3346:1, 3351:25, 3362:18, 3363:8, 3310:23
3382:23, 3382:24, 3359:1, 3359:13, 3371:16, 3371:17, 3380:8 BRITSCH'S [1] -
3383:2, 3383:5, 3359:15, 3360:6, 3375:8, 3396:11 BLVD [1] - 3307:19 3310:18
3383:11, 3384:20, 3362:6, 3362:13, BENEFIT-COST [2] - BOARD [6] - BROADER [1] -
3384:21, 3384:25, 3364:1, 3365:18, 3371:16, 3371:17 3317:14, 3392:25, 3324:13
3385:1, 3385:2, 3366:8, 3368:17, BENEFITS [14] - 3393:5, 3394:4, BROWN [4] -
3385:4, 3385:5, 3369:4, 3369:15, 3322:19, 3322:23, 3394:9, 3394:16 3312:16, 3312:22,
3385:15, 3385:17, 3374:6, 3379:10, 3345:14, 3365:14, BORGNE [12] - 3313:5, 3313:6
3386:17, 3386:19, 3380:6, 3381:13, 3365:17, 3367:19, 3311:3, 3322:7, BRUNO [2] -
3387:5, 3387:6, 3381:14, 3381:21, 3368:16, 3368:18, 3354:2, 3354:5, 3306:16, 3306:16
3388:20, 3393:2, 3381:22, 3385:20, 3368:24, 3370:24, 3354:6, 3355:24, BUDD [1] - 3306:22
3393:21, 3394:1, 3385:21, 3388:22, 3375:7, 3396:8 3356:1, 3382:1, BUDGET [18] -
3394:3, 3394:9, 3388:24, 3391:14, BENJAMIN [1] - 3382:22, 3382:24, 3314:15, 3342:20,
3394:17, 3394:20, 3399:11 3308:13 3383:3, 3383:7 3343:2, 3343:5,
3395:7, 3397:4, BEFORE [25] - BERNARD [1] - BOTANY [3] - 3343:6, 3343:13,
3397:12, 3398:5, 3306:8, 3312:13, 3327:14 3312:17, 3313:6, 3347:8, 3347:11,
3398:17, 3401:11, 3314:16, 3316:19, BESIDES [1] - 3313:7 3347:12, 3347:16,
3402:21, 3404:12, 3319:11, 3321:13, 3323:22 BOTH [6] - 3312:21, 3348:2, 3348:4,
3404:13, 3404:19 3329:21, 3330:6, BEST [9] - 3314:6, 3312:23, 3349:2, 3348:22, 3349:7,
BEACH [2] - 3335:18, 3337:2, 3314:7, 3319:8, 3350:16, 3365:21, 3349:9, 3401:12,
3352:24, 3353:4 3350:3, 3350:4, 3323:1, 3335:14, 3368:20 3401:19
BECAME [9] - 3357:19, 3360:4, 3353:10, 3355:3, BOTTOM [2] - BUDGETARY [1] -
3314:8, 3314:12, 3379:11, 3385:23, 3405:14 3376:6, 3386:25 3342:21
3316:17, 3322:5, 3389:6, 3389:12, BETTER [14] - BOX [4] - 3307:2, BUDGETED [1] -
3332:24, 3333:8, 3393:17, 3394:4, 3310:13, 3319:15, 3307:9, 3307:19, 3348:22
3350:12, 3359:9, 3396:20, 3403:2, 3320:4, 3320:7, 3308:12 BUDGETING [2] -
3390:21 3403:12, 3404:1, 3320:11, 3322:20, BOYS [1] - 3313:10 3335:4, 3343:18
BECAUSE [30] - 3404:5 3322:22, 3323:20, BRACKISH [1] - BUILD [9] - 3318:19,
3310:8, 3315:13, BEGAN [4] - 3324:12, 3328:25, 3327:15 3318:24, 3319:1,
3316:20, 3318:25, 3312:17, 3315:24, 3335:7, 3344:23, BRANCH [5] - 3320:12, 3325:6,
3322:20, 3322:24, 3334:23, 3366:22 3384:18, 3385:4 3308:5, 3315:1, 3325:9, 3329:18,
3324:2, 3325:19, BEGIN [5] - 3313:18, BETWEEN [14] - 3333:6, 3333:7, 3329:21, 3374:10
3329:7, 3329:15, 3320:1, 3325:13, 3316:14, 3324:25, 3333:8 BUILDING [6] -
3339:14, 3350:12, 3349:21, 3349:25 3349:14, 3354:3, BRANCHES [1] - 3315:7, 3315:11,
3355:22, 3356:4, BEGINNING [4] - 3354:4, 3355:24, 3333:21 3316:4, 3316:10,
3356:9, 3360:18, 3339:21, 3344:11, 3358:10, 3361:22, BREACH [1] - 3325:18, 3327:9
3364:12, 3368:15, 3358:1, 3386:16 3364:2, 3374:2, BUILDS [1] -
3357:21
3368:21, 3373:3, BEGINNINGS [1] - 3374:18, 3376:19, 3316:14
BREAK [5] - 3322:5,
3374:5, 3380:1, 3359:17 3381:25, 3385:6 3322:7, 3331:10, BUILT [14] - 3319:15,
3383:22, 3387:25, BEGINS [1] - BEYOND [3] - 3354:3, 3363:10 3319:21, 3320:6,
3392:24, 3394:9, 3375:21 3339:9, 3339:14, BREAK-THROUGH 3322:4, 3325:17,
3397:4, 3397:15, BEGUN [4] - 3350:3, 3366:3 [1] - 3331:10 3329:19, 3330:6,
3397:20, 3400:22 3354:17, 3354:19, BIG [4] - 3318:14, BREAKING [3] - 3330:7, 3330:8,
BECOME [2] - 3363:1 3325:4, 3354:3 3403:8, 3404:20, 3330:10, 3374:4,
3345:24, 3356:10 BEHALF [1] - BILL [1] - 3370:7 3384:18, 3389:23,
3404:22
BEEN [59] - 3310:8, 3330:11 BILLIONS [1] - 3389:24
BREAUX [16] -
3310:11, 3311:14, BEHIND [1] - 3385:3 3397:12 BUNCH [1] - 3323:11
3315:12, 3315:19,
3312:10, 3312:23, BEING [7] - 3323:22, BINDERS [3] - 3315:23, 3316:1, BUSH [2] - 3320:15,
3313:4, 3313:16, 3335:3, 3352:6, 3311:11, 3331:13, 3316:3, 3319:10, 3391:15
3316:14, 3316:23, 3360:5, 3368:19, 3392:21 3320:24, 3321:23, BUSINESS [1] -
DAILY COPY
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3344:1 3330:2, 3330:3, CAME [9] - 3311:6, CASES [1] - 3360:5 3397:16, 3399:7,
BUT [83] - 3316:8, 3330:23, 3332:13, 3315:12, 3317:24, CATASTROPHIC [2] 3399:13, 3400:3,
3318:10, 3318:16, 3332:14, 3332:16, 3331:25, 3350:17, - 3400:10, 3400:12 3400:17, 3401:23
3318:20, 3319:1, 3338:18, 3342:13, 3371:1, 3374:9, CATCHING [2] - CHANNELIZATION
3319:4, 3319:25, 3345:23, 3347:4, 3384:17, 3399:5 3313:17, 3318:14 S [1] - 3355:17
3320:4, 3322:8, 3347:18, 3349:3, CAN [68] - 3310:9, CATEGORY [1] - CHARACTERIZE [1]
3323:15, 3325:12, 3349:18, 3350:6, 3318:25, 3321:12, 3344:6 - 3377:13
3325:18, 3326:24, 3350:7, 3351:5, 3323:20, 3325:7, CAUSED [3] - CHART [1] - 3382:20
3327:18, 3328:19, 3351:24, 3352:1, 3325:10, 3325:11, 3327:13, 3376:16, CHEAPER [1] -
3328:20, 3329:21, 3352:2, 3352:16, 3326:17, 3331:12, 3376:21 3374:9
3330:19, 3330:21, 3352:17, 3353:11, 3335:14, 3337:21, CAUSES [5] - CHIEF [28] - 3312:13,
3330:23, 3334:18, 3355:13, 3356:15, 3337:25, 3338:4, 3318:15, 3353:17, 3314:8, 3314:12,
3336:6, 3339:1, 3357:11, 3362:25, 3339:4, 3340:5, 3354:11, 3379:9, 3314:13, 3314:16,
3344:12, 3345:19, 3363:25, 3365:5, 3342:12, 3343:4, 3379:10 3314:17, 3332:3,
3345:23, 3346:2, 3367:10, 3369:18, 3343:25, 3344:23, CAUSING [2] - 3332:24, 3333:3,
3346:13, 3348:5, 3370:6, 3370:12, 3346:16, 3348:7, 3355:19, 3369:23 3333:6, 3333:8,
3349:4, 3349:19, 3370:19, 3372:7, 3350:18, 3350:19, CCR [3] - 3308:16, 3333:12, 3333:21,
3351:14, 3352:10, 3373:13, 3374:23, 3353:19, 3353:20, 3405:12, 3405:20 3339:1, 3339:3,
3353:7, 3356:11, 3375:1, 3377:12, 3355:7, 3355:14, CERTAIN [9] - 3339:10, 3359:25,
3356:25, 3357:25, 3379:1, 3379:14, 3358:1, 3359:22, 3319:15, 3339:3, 3375:3, 3392:12,
3358:6, 3359:19, 3379:18, 3379:19, 3360:3, 3361:9, 3344:2, 3344:7, 3395:13, 3395:14,
3362:12, 3363:5, 3380:7, 3381:15, 3374:10, 3374:14, 3354:2, 3357:20, 3395:17, 3395:23,
3368:20, 3369:2, 3382:10, 3384:3, 3374:25, 3375:19, 3361:13, 3361:16, 3399:11, 3399:24,
3369:7, 3369:21, 3384:11, 3386:12, 3377:20, 3378:19, 3382:16 3404:16, 3404:18,
3370:6, 3370:16, 3391:18, 3393:14, 3378:25, 3379:1, CERTAINLY [8] - 3404:19
3370:22, 3370:25, 3394:18, 3396:1, 3380:8, 3380:12, 3310:13, 3340:10, CHIEF'S [5] -
3371:13, 3371:15, 3397:3, 3397:13, 3380:14, 3380:15, 3344:12, 3345:25, 3339:10, 3359:24,
3373:15, 3374:6, 3397:18, 3398:5, 3382:4, 3382:8, 3346:2, 3346:5, 3370:18, 3395:9,
3374:21, 3375:8, 3398:6, 3398:24, 3382:9, 3382:12, 3347:1, 3363:21 3395:11
3375:10, 3375:23, 3399:11, 3399:22, 3383:14, 3383:21, CERTIFICATE [1] - CHOICE [2] -
3376:4, 3377:18, 3400:15, 3400:18, 3383:22, 3383:25, 3405:10 3319:24, 3360:3
3379:21, 3381:18, 3401:17, 3401:22, 3384:15, 3385:25, CERTIFY [1] - CHOOSE [1] -
3382:20, 3384:4, 3402:1, 3402:3, 3387:16, 3387:17, 3405:13 3349:6
3385:16, 3386:18, 3402:7, 3402:9, 3388:8, 3389:4, CETERA [1] - CIRCLE [3] -
3387:9, 3387:13, 3402:10, 3402:16, 3393:5, 3393:10, 3398:22 3352:16, 3381:17,
3389:13, 3392:22, 3402:23, 3402:24, 3394:6, 3394:7, 3381:19
CHAIRMAN [3] -
3393:5, 3394:3, 3402:25, 3403:11, 3394:8, 3394:10, CIRCLED [1] -
3327:3, 3336:6,
3394:7, 3395:4, 3403:25, 3404:16 3396:3, 3396:21, 3383:6
3373:1
3395:9, 3395:13, 3397:8, 3404:19 CIRCUIT [1] -
CHANCE [5] -
3395:17, 3396:7, C CAN'T [1] - 3349:1 3335:7, 3358:19, 3391:12
3397:11, 3398:18, CANAL [3] - 3311:2, CIRCUMSTANCES
C [8] - 3307:5, 3371:7, 3371:8,
3399:4, 3399:14, 3311:3 [3] - 3325:8, 3339:3,
3307:8, 3307:12, 3393:25
3400:11, 3402:19 CANNOT [1] - 3361:9
3307:14, 3307:15, CHANGE [6] -
BY [113] - 3306:13, 3349:21 CITY [1] - 3307:20
3307:18, 3307:18, 3327:9, 3332:23,
3306:16, 3306:19, CARE [1] - 3319:3 CIVIL [2] - 3332:2,
3310:1 3334:25, 3336:17,
3306:23, 3307:1, CAREER [1] - 3333:25
CA [1] - 3306:14 3395:5, 3395:18
3307:5, 3307:8, 3312:18
CAERNARVON [1] - CHANGED [5] - CLAIMS [1] -
3307:12, 3307:15, CAREFULLY [1] -
3329:18 3324:21, 3339:7, 3369:13
3307:18, 3307:22, 3328:6
CALCULATED [1] - 3344:10, 3361:20, CLARIFY [1] -
3308:1, 3308:5, CARONDELET [1] -
3328:6 3365:25 3395:8
3308:20, 3308:20, 3308:2
CALL [2] - 3326:6, CHANGES [1] - CLARITY [1] -
3309:4, 3309:5, CARRIES [1] -
3369:14 3336:16 3384:1
3309:8, 3309:9, 3375:21
CALLED [8] - CHANNEL [20] - CLASS [1] - 3326:7
3312:25, 3315:22, CARSON [2] -
3311:2, 3314:20, 3356:4, 3361:18, CLEAN [2] - 3328:15,
3315:23, 3316:22, 3331:6, 3331:7
3315:14, 3323:10, 3367:8, 3367:11, 3328:23
3319:17, 3321:17, CASE [8] - 3310:13,
3324:7, 3335:16, 3372:1, 3376:21, CLEANING [1] -
3322:8, 3322:20, 3335:5, 3339:13,
3352:18, 3374:16 3378:17, 3379:6, 3310:16
3323:3, 3323:9, 3340:8, 3341:13,
CALLS [2] - 3331:25, 3381:13, 3382:24, CLEAR [8] - 3353:19,
3323:15, 3324:8, 3341:17, 3368:19,
3398:14 3385:2, 3394:21, 3362:11, 3377:6,
3325:5, 3326:13, 3383:1
CALVIN [1] - 3307:12 3394:24, 3395:2, 3377:16, 3377:19,
3327:22, 3329:25,
DAILY COPY
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3382:4, 3382:9, COMMANDER [5] - COMPLETELY [1] - CONGRESS [55] - 3361:18, 3361:21,
3388:20 3321:3, 3321:9, 3362:12 3334:22, 3335:4, 3376:18, 3376:21
CLEARER [1] - 3372:17, 3373:2, COMPLETING [1] - 3335:5, 3338:8, CONSTRAINTS [1] -
3335:9 3387:4 3385:8 3338:9, 3338:14, 3342:21
CLEARLY [1] - COMMANDER'S [1] - COMPLETION [2] - 3342:6, 3342:14, CONSTRUCT [6] -
3328:17 3387:7 3342:10, 3360:16 3342:23, 3348:10, 3325:7, 3367:2,
CLERK [9] - 3310:5, COMMEND [1] - COMPLEX [1] - 3349:4, 3349:6, 3367:9, 3376:24,
3310:19, 3311:17, 3352:15 3307:8 3349:19, 3350:6, 3377:8, 3389:9
3311:20, 3331:17, COMMENT [4] - COMPLIMENT [1] - 3350:7, 3361:6, CONSTRUCTED [9]
3331:20, 3363:16, 3358:13, 3359:1, 3310:8 3370:19, 3372:9, - 3336:21, 3342:5,
3363:20, 3386:4 3359:8, 3402:19 COMPLIMENTARY 3373:23, 3374:21, 3361:25, 3362:3,
CLERKS [1] - COMMENTS [14] - [1] - 3335:19 3374:24, 3375:1, 3362:15, 3364:2,
3312:21 3357:17, 3357:24, COMPLYING [1] - 3376:5, 3376:8, 3377:24, 3380:18,
CLIMATOLOGY [1] - 3357:25, 3358:5, 3315:24 3376:23, 3384:12, 3385:7
3357:1 3358:11, 3360:2, COMPONENTS [2] - 3389:17, 3390:5, CONSTRUCTING [1]
CLOSE [1] - 3359:4 3360:3, 3360:7, 3345:16, 3345:17 3392:2, 3392:5, - 3378:13
CLOSED [1] - 3316:8 3360:8, 3360:9, COMPOUND [3] - 3392:8, 3392:15, CONSTRUCTION [6]
CLOSELY [4] - 3360:11, 3366:19, 3400:19, 3403:7, 3394:23, 3395:5, - 3327:12, 3363:1,
3314:25, 3315:25, 3386:24, 3387:3 3403:8 3395:10, 3395:13, 3363:5, 3368:5,
3317:6, 3317:14 COMMERCIAL [2] - COMPREHENSION 3395:15, 3395:18, 3369:5, 3369:13
CLOSING [5] - 3335:20, 3381:22 [1] - 3394:17 3395:24, 3398:5, CONSULT [1] -
3359:2, 3359:20, COMMISSION [1] - COMPREHENSIVE 3398:10, 3399:1, 3339:11
3366:22, 3366:24, 3372:18 [6] - 3340:13, 3403:5, 3399:12, 3399:14, CONTACT [5] -
3367:14 COMMITTEE [9] - 3403:6, 3403:23, 3399:25, 3400:2, 3337:18, 3338:5,
CLOSURE [2] - 3316:24, 3317:16, 3404:2, 3404:7 3400:9, 3401:11, 3340:5, 3387:3,
3366:16, 3367:6 3317:17, 3321:15, COMPROMISE [1] - 3403:4, 3403:13, 3387:4
CLUB [2] - 3317:17, 3321:18, 3321:20, 3319:5 3404:3, 3404:11, CONTACTED [1] -
3326:7 3327:3, 3376:11 COMPUTER [1] - 3404:12, 3404:14, 3388:23
COALITION [2] - COMMITTEES [1] - 3308:20 3404:17 CONTAIN [1] -
3317:13, 3326:5 3401:19 CONCEPTS [1] - CONGRESSIONAL 3387:18
COMMON [2] - [11] - 3337:19, 3338:5, CONTAINED [3] -
COAST [6] - 3318:7, 3349:10
3324:5, 3324:17, 3390:7, 3390:9 CONCERN [2] - 3340:8, 3342:23, 3340:15, 3356:20,
3324:21, 3325:22, COMMUNICATE [3] - 3358:20, 3360:20 3347:8, 3349:8, 3357:24
3401:2 3321:2, 3321:9, 3349:18, 3377:25, CONTEXT [1] -
CONCERNING [1] -
COASTAL [22] - 3398:22 3385:11, 3388:6, 3344:14
3332:5
3312:19, 3317:13, COMMUNICATION 3390:8 CONTINUATION [1]
CONCERNS [6] -
3318:6, 3319:21, [1] - 3390:11 CONJOINING [1] - - 3380:5
3321:2, 3339:9,
3324:9, 3324:20, COMMUNICATION 3402:4 CONTINUE [3] -
3340:5, 3346:12,
3324:21, 3325:25, S [1] - 3398:21 CONNECTED [2] - 3367:7, 3384:21,
3386:25, 3387:3
3326:5, 3329:17, COMMUNITY [7] - 3381:24, 3382:23 3389:20
CONCLUDE [3] -
3333:7, 3336:3, 3317:1, 3317:3, 3352:21, 3353:12, CONNECTIONS [1] - CONTINUED [5] -
3361:12, 3361:15, 3317:4, 3317:5, 3396:11 3381:25 3366:3, 3366:4,
3361:17, 3361:21, 3337:17, 3337:18, CONCLUDED [2] - CONOR [1] - 3308:7 3367:11, 3375:6,
3376:18, 3376:20, 3338:4 3353:14, 3367:19 CONSCIOUSLY [1] - 3376:12
3388:17, 3400:23, COMPARED [1] - CONCLUSION [4] - 3318:21 CONTINUING [1] -
3401:3, 3401:14 3375:4 3354:13, 3367:17, CONSERVATION [3] 3352:3
COINCIDENCE [1] - COMPLETE [5] - 3368:1, 3398:15 - 3315:15, 3316:8, CONTRAST [1] -
3316:19 3341:9, 3365:7, CONDITIONS [1] - 3317:17 3404:16
COLONEL [2] - 3365:9, 3365:10, 3398:11 CONSIDER [3] - CONTRIBUTING [1]
3316:19, 3373:2 3365:11 CONDUCT [3] - 3317:1, 3317:5, - 3377:21
COME [7] - 3335:10, COMPLETED [17] - 3349:1, 3358:16, 3374:10 CONTROL [4] -
3337:16, 3342:15, 3334:6, 3341:10, 3374:22 CONSIDERABLY [1] 3319:12, 3333:18,
3342:17, 3343:17, 3357:13, 3357:15, CONDUCTED [6] - - 3378:4 3344:2
3343:22, 3367:15 3360:17, 3362:1, 3326:19, 3337:9, CONSIDERATION CONTROVERSIAL
COMES [2] - 3362:24, 3363:8, [1] - 3346:6 [1] - 3314:18
3341:23, 3342:12,
3335:12, 3397:21 3364:4, 3364:16, 3348:14, 3361:4 CONSIDERED [3] - CONVERTED [2] -
COMFORTABLE [1] 3377:25, 3380:6, CONDUCTING [1] - 3348:6, 3389:1, 3327:16, 3328:24
- 3324:16 3380:17, 3380:20, 3375:22 3397:15 COOPERATING [1] -
COMING [1] - 3381:2, 3384:17, CONFERENCE [1] - CONSISTENCY [6] - 3317:20
3382:24 3389:14 3316:23 3361:13, 3361:15, COORDINATE [1] -
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3314:22 3402:15, 3402:24, 3330:21, 3336:21, 3337:25, 3343:14, COURTROOM [1] -

COORDINATED [2] - 3403:3, 3403:13, 3337:1, 3338:9, 3343:20, 3344:9, 3331:15
3385:9, 3388:14 3404:1, 3404:5 3338:19, 3338:21, 3344:20, 3344:24, COVERED [1] -
COORDINATION [3] CORPS' [9] - 3332:6, 3338:22, 3341:12, 3345:8, 3345:11, 3379:19
- 3317:4, 3339:24, 3334:7, 3336:19, 3342:5, 3342:6, 3345:16, 3345:19, COVERING [1] -
3388:13 3347:8, 3347:11, 3342:17, 3343:2, 3345:22, 3346:8, 3325:22
COPIES [1] - 3347:13, 3347:23, 3345:19, 3347:7, 3346:10, 3346:15, CREATE [1] -
3387:13 3348:21, 3365:25 3348:10, 3348:14, 3346:18, 3346:23, 3320:17
COPY [8] - 3311:10, CORRECT [29] - 3348:24, 3349:6, 3347:1, 3348:19, CREATED [11] -
3363:22, 3385:23, 3320:1, 3328:14, 3350:3, 3350:5, 3351:4, 3351:10, 3316:16, 3322:13,
3387:1, 3387:9, 3330:4, 3334:10, 3356:2, 3358:4, 3351:11, 3351:18, 3323:4, 3325:20,
3393:11, 3393:12 3341:15, 3345:21, 3358:18, 3360:14, 3351:20, 3352:23, 3330:19, 3333:14,
CORPS [102] - 3348:11, 3359:13, 3362:2, 3362:5, 3353:2, 3353:6, 3333:15, 3336:1,
3312:10, 3312:17, 3359:14, 3360:11, 3363:20, 3364:14, 3353:10, 3353:19, 3336:13, 3385:5,
3313:18, 3314:19, 3362:20, 3369:6, 3368:22, 3370:16, 3355:9, 3356:7, 3398:6
3315:24, 3316:11, 3369:20, 3380:10, 3370:17, 3370:19, 3356:9, 3356:13, CREATING [1] -
3317:4, 3317:21, 3383:18, 3387:11, 3373:18, 3373:24, 3359:23, 3362:5, 3317:21
3317:23, 3319:7, 3388:7, 3394:21, 3375:25, 3377:17, 3362:9, 3362:11, CREATION [3] -
3319:10, 3319:14, 3395:6, 3396:6, 3382:22, 3384:18, 3362:12, 3362:16, 3377:14, 3377:21,
3321:16, 3322:9, 3396:13, 3397:2, 3385:17, 3385:22, 3362:21, 3362:23, 3384:12
3328:3, 3328:5, 3397:13, 3397:17, 3386:13, 3389:25, 3363:7, 3363:10, CREATIVE [1] -
3328:20, 3328:23, 3397:19, 3399:13, 3390:10, 3392:25, 3363:13, 3363:15, 3330:17
3329:2, 3329:13, 3404:15, 3404:17, 3393:7, 3393:16, 3363:17, 3363:21, CRITICAL [1] -
3329:23, 3329:25, 3405:14 3395:7, 3396:11, 3363:24, 3365:1, 3382:17
3330:3, 3330:11, CORRECTLY [2] - 3402:8 3365:4, 3369:1, CROSS [12] - 3309:5,
3330:25, 3332:4, 3327:19, 3387:8 COULDN'T [1] - 3369:8, 3369:17, 3309:9, 3326:12,
3332:16, 3332:18, CORRESPOND [1] - 3315:8 3369:21, 3370:5, 3369:2, 3381:19,
3332:20, 3333:10, 3390:5 COUNSEL [14] - 3370:10, 3371:4, 3390:16, 3391:12,
3334:6, 3334:8, CORRESPONDEN 3311:7, 3326:11, 3371:13, 3371:18, 3391:17, 3393:4,
3334:11, 3334:16, CE [4] - 3358:9, 3332:8, 3346:23, 3371:22, 3372:5, 3393:17, 3394:3,
3334:20, 3335:1, 3360:1, 3390:7, 3351:10, 3351:18, 3372:21, 3372:24, 3398:19
3335:22, 3336:4, 3390:9 3363:11, 3363:23, 3376:14, 3378:23, CROSS-
3336:9, 3336:20, COST [30] - 3323:1, 3365:2, 3370:11, 3378:24, 3379:1, EXAMINATION [9] -
3337:18, 3337:20, 3323:2, 3323:3, 3378:23, 3385:23, 3379:17, 3380:1, 3309:5, 3309:9,
3338:1, 3338:7, 3337:14, 3344:4, 3390:14, 3405:4 3380:4, 3380:14, 3326:12, 3390:16,
3338:8, 3338:11, 3345:5, 3345:7, COUNSEL'S [2] - 3380:19, 3380:24, 3391:17, 3393:4,
3338:12, 3342:20, 3345:12, 3346:1, 3391:8, 3394:1 3381:3, 3381:6, 3393:17, 3394:3,
3343:2, 3343:4, 3348:8, 3350:8, COUPLE [3] - 3381:8, 3381:19, 3398:19
3343:15, 3343:23, 3351:24, 3352:7, 3342:17, 3347:1, 3382:3, 3382:6, CROSS-EXAMINED
3348:12, 3348:25, 3356:3, 3367:23, 3391:22 3383:11, 3383:16, [1] - 3369:2
3349:4, 3350:3, 3368:3, 3368:4, COURSE [7] - 3383:21, 3383:24,
CRR [2] - 3308:16,
3356:8, 3356:16, 3368:13, 3369:16, 3313:12, 3339:22, 3385:23, 3386:2,
3405:20
3360:24, 3361:7, 3370:4, 3370:8, 3366:12, 3370:22, 3386:6, 3386:10,
CURIOUS [1] -
3361:12, 3361:14, 3370:13, 3371:2, 3377:9, 3389:25, 3390:14, 3390:16,
3345:2
3361:15, 3361:17, 3371:16, 3371:17, 3390:3 3390:19, 3390:25,
CURRENT [3] -
3373:17, 3376:11, 3372:14, 3373:3, COURSES [2] - 3391:3, 3391:6,
3314:19, 3320:19,
3386:14, 3388:23, 3373:14, 3396:11, 3313:8, 3334:3 3391:9, 3392:20,
3367:13
3389:16, 3390:5, 3397:6 COURT [143] - 3393:7, 3393:18,
CURRENTLY [2] -
3394:19, 3395:1, COST-SHARING [2] 3306:1, 3308:16, 3393:21, 3394:6,
3333:12, 3371:11
3395:4, 3395:8, - 3350:8, 3373:3 3310:6, 3310:20, 3394:12, 3394:14,
CUT [1] - 3320:5
3395:9, 3396:16, COSTLY [1] - 3339:9 3310:25, 3311:8, 3395:22, 3396:25,
CUTS [1] - 3391:4
3396:24, 3397:16, COSTS [7] - 3311:12, 3311:15, 3397:17, 3398:16,
CWPPRA [10] -
3398:6, 3398:9, 3345:15, 3373:12, 3312:21, 3315:18, 3399:17, 3400:20,
3315:24, 3316:15,
3399:1, 3399:5, 3377:3, 3378:20, 3315:21, 3326:11, 3401:13, 3401:16,
3319:10, 3319:12,
3399:9, 3399:23, 3379:6, 3396:6, 3330:1, 3331:2, 3402:19, 3403:8,
3322:12, 3322:18,
3400:2, 3400:6, 3396:18 3331:4, 3331:6, 3403:18, 3403:20,
3324:5, 3324:24,
3400:8, 3400:16, COULD [59] - 3331:9, 3331:11, 3404:22, 3405:1,
3333:6, 3385:18
3401:9, 3401:20, 3311:23, 3319:16, 3331:16, 3332:8, 3405:4, 3405:12,
3401:22, 3402:1, 3322:11, 3324:12, 3332:14, 3333:24, 3405:13, 3405:21
3402:6, 3402:9, 3329:13, 3330:19, 3337:3, 3337:23, COURT'S [2] - D
3310:5, 3363:16 D [7] - 3308:10,
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3331:23, 3372:23, DEEP [4] - 3321:11, 3390:25, 3404:9 DEVELOPING [2] - 3360:22, 3371:20,
3387:16, 3388:3 3367:2, 3367:9, DEPUTY [6] - 3366:1, 3367:21 3373:8, 3375:4,
D-U-F-F-Y [1] - 3395:2 3310:5, 3311:17, DEVELOPMENT [13] 3377:17, 3385:6,
3372:23 DEEP-DRAFT [4] - 3311:20, 3331:17, - 3334:19, 3335:19, 3385:17, 3400:22,
D.C [1] - 3334:5 3321:11, 3367:2, 3331:20, 3363:16 3336:2, 3338:16, 3401:4
DALLAS [1] - 3367:9, 3395:2 DESCRIBE [8] - 3342:7, 3345:13, DIFFICULT [1] -
3306:24 DEFECTIVE [1] - 3317:3, 3319:16, 3347:15, 3360:23, 3380:2
DAMAGE [10] - 3398:11 3321:12, 3334:1, 3364:9, 3366:3, DIFFICULTY [1] -
3317:25, 3328:17, DEFECTS [2] - 3337:3, 3339:6, 3375:2, 3392:3, 3376:20
3329:7, 3335:21, 3403:5, 3403:14 3361:9, 3386:14 3392:16 DIGITS [1] - 3358:3
3344:4, 3356:24, DEFENDANT [1] - DESCRIBED [5] - DEVOTED [1] - DIKE [2] - 3376:24,
3369:13, 3369:23, 3308:4 3319:14, 3323:23, 3312:18 3377:24
3397:12 DEFICIENT [1] - 3336:16, 3385:19, DID [66] - 3310:22, DIKES [2] - 3378:13,
DAMAGED [2] - 3376:22 3385:21 3311:6, 3313:8, 3385:3
3329:3, 3329:4 DEFINE [3] - DESCRIBES [1] - 3313:18, 3313:21, DILEMMA [1] -
DAMAGES [1] - 3351:24, 3400:21, 3349:18 3314:3, 3314:14, 3360:19
3317:24 3402:3 DESCRIBING [1] - 3315:5, 3316:11, DIMENSIONS [1] -
DANIEL [1] - 3308:5 DEFINED [1] - 3384:7 3319:20, 3322:9, 3361:19
DAVIS [1] - 3329:19 3352:19 DESCRIPTION [6] - 3322:21, 3323:19, DIRECT [9] - 3309:4,
DAY [2] - 3313:12, DEGREE [4] - 3321:6, 3321:7, 3324:14, 3324:19, 3309:8, 3312:24,
3317:12 3312:17, 3313:15, 3340:3, 3353:10, 3325:5, 3328:3, 3324:2, 3332:12,
DAYS [5] - 3317:9, 3332:2, 3333:25 3382:16, 3386:19 3329:15, 3329:17, 3356:1, 3391:8,
3329:4, 3369:15, DELAYS [2] - DESCRIPTIONS [2] - 3329:18, 3330:11, 3398:19, 3403:17
3391:4, 3391:5 3376:12, 3376:16 3383:18, 3383:19 3330:16, 3330:21, DIRECTED [2] -
DC [1] - 3308:13 DELEGATION [6] - DESIGN [5] - 3352:5, 3332:23, 3332:24, 3332:6, 3335:5
DE [3] - 3320:21, 3337:19, 3338:5, 3357:10, 3357:13, 3336:18, 3336:20, DIRECTION [2] -
3321:12, 3392:5 3340:8, 3385:12, 3370:14, 3370:21 3336:23, 3346:11, 3348:3, 3377:19
DE- 3388:6, 3390:8 DESIGNATED [2] - 3352:8, 3352:21, DIRECTLY [3] -
AUTHORIZATION [1] DELETERIOUS [2] - 3391:7, 3398:18 3353:12, 3353:17, 3321:9, 3354:6,
- 3321:12 3345:4, 3345:22 DESIGNED [4] - 3357:7, 3358:20, 3382:22
DE-AUTHORIZE [1] - DELIVERY [1] - 3325:13, 3328:15, 3358:22, 3361:6, DIRECTORS [1] -
3320:21 3339:18 3328:17, 3402:13 3361:8, 3361:17, 3317:14
DE-AUTHORIZING DELTA [1] - 3320:6 DESIRABLE [2] - 3364:7, 3365:10, DIRT [2] - 3318:8,
[1] - 3392:5 DEMONSTRATE [3] 3381:14, 3381:22 3366:12, 3366:16, 3318:23
DEAL [2] - 3360:2, - 3364:14, 3368:21, DESTRUCTION [3] - 3366:18, 3367:15, DISAGREE [1] -
3400:23 3375:11 3398:11, 3399:2, 3367:17, 3370:7, 3319:4
DEMONSTRATED 3400:17 3370:14, 3371:1, DISAPPEAR [5] -
DEALT [1] - 3396:3
[2] - 3366:15, 3367:10 DETAILED [2] - 3371:15, 3371:23, 3355:24, 3382:17,
DEBLIEUX [3] -
DEMONSTRATIVE 3342:2, 3342:3 3372:8, 3372:10, 3382:18, 3382:22,
3372:21, 3372:22,
[3] - 3352:14, 3393:2, DETERMINATION 3372:21, 3373:21, 3383:2
3373:2
3394:1 [5] - 3340:25, 3346:22, 3374:2, 3374:20, DISCOVERED [1] -
DECADES [1] -
3347:17, 3361:18, 3376:8, 3376:10, 3389:13
3396:16 DEMONSTRATIVE
3387:7 3377:11, 3380:25, DISCRETIONARY
DECIDED [2] - S [1] - 3393:24
DETERMINE [4] - 3384:10, 3387:1,
3324:12, 3330:22 DENHAM [1] - [6] - 3339:1, 3339:4,
3341:5, 3346:20, 3395:19, 3396:12, 3339:10, 3339:12,
DECIDES [2] - 3307:13
3373:17, 3399:19 3399:14 3370:18, 3392:11
3347:23, 3349:5 DENIED [2] -
DETERMINED [8] - DIDN'T [10] - 3315:8, DISCUSS [3] -
DECISION [8] - 3402:19
3320:19, 3327:8, 3317:2, 3329:8,
3339:15, 3347:11, DENY [1] - 3399:20 3355:4, 3376:1,
3327:12, 3327:21, 3335:18, 3351:15,
3347:13, 3348:6, DEPARTMENT [6] - 3404:10
3327:22, 3328:1, 3356:13, 3356:23,
3392:2, 3392:5, 3308:4, 3361:13, DISCUSSED [11] -
3337:19, 3373:15 3366:10, 3374:7,
3392:8, 3392:15 3361:21, 3361:23, 3346:2, 3359:9,
DEVELOP [5] - 3378:1
DECISION-MAKER 3374:22, 3388:15 3368:1, 3368:2,
3317:7, 3333:22, DIFFERENCE [2] -
[4] - 3392:2, 3392:5, DEPENDENT [1] - 3377:13, 3385:15,
3345:6, 3384:13, 3349:14, 3374:18 3388:15, 3389:12,
3392:8, 3392:15 3390:1
3386:17 DIFFERENT [19] - 3396:20, 3400:11,
DECK [2] - 3374:4, DEPENDING [1] -
DEVELOPED [7] - 3317:18, 3318:6, 3405:3
3384:20 3325:8
3317:11, 3323:9, 3319:8, 3320:25, DISCUSSES [1] -
DECLARE [1] - DEPENDS [1] -
3323:14, 3328:24, 3325:8, 3342:17,
3394:14 3320:21 3355:17
3335:16, 3365:18, 3343:16, 3349:10,
DEEMED [1] - DEPOSITION [4] - DISCUSSING [6] -
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3354:17, 3354:20, 3319:5, 3319:11, 3361:12, 3367:10, 3352:15, 3352:16 3343:5, 3387:2
3359:1, 3372:2, 3319:12, 3319:14, 3372:14, 3375:7, DREAMED [1] - EARLIER [11] -
3374:15, 3384:9 3320:22, 3321:3, 3384:21, 3386:18, 3316:19 3347:16, 3354:9,
DISCUSSION [6] - 3323:3, 3323:20, 3397:6 DREDGE [6] - 3366:20, 3366:21,
3358:13, 3358:15, 3324:12, 3335:16, DOLLAR [2] - 3318:25, 3330:18, 3376:20, 3379:3,
3359:2, 3359:25, 3336:1, 3338:11, 3365:15, 3397:1 3361:18, 3369:11, 3379:16, 3385:11,
3388:13, 3401:6 3340:2, 3342:23, DOLLARS [2] - 3376:18, 3385:3 3386:18, 3388:18,
DISCUSSIONS [2] - 3343:4, 3343:8, 3375:17, 3397:12 DREDGED [3] - 3392:12
3360:21, 3388:10 3343:9, 3343:10, DOMENGEAUX [1] - 3356:4, 3381:13, EARLY [7] - 3317:7,
DISLIKE [1] - 3346:3, 3346:16, 3307:1 3382:24 3339:25, 3346:12,
3318:22 3348:10, 3348:12, DON'T [26] - 3316:8, DREDGING [13] - 3363:7, 3364:22,
DISPLAY [1] - 3349:2, 3349:7, 3318:19, 3323:13, 3330:25, 3353:25, 3364:23, 3366:21
3340:20 3349:19, 3349:25, 3327:18, 3330:16, 3361:11, 3369:8, EASEMENTS [1] -
DISPOSAL [3] - 3350:15, 3355:10, 3330:20, 3330:21, 3375:10, 3375:13, 3369:11
3369:11, 3385:1, 3357:22, 3359:5, 3331:1, 3331:14, 3376:12, 3376:16, EASIER [1] - 3316:13
3385:3 3359:18, 3359:19, 3339:14, 3344:24, 3377:2, 3378:20, EAST [1] - 3307:23
DISPOSITION [1] - 3361:25, 3362:9, 3347:2, 3347:25, 3379:7, 3383:4, EASTERN [2] -
3360:9 3363:10, 3365:20, 3348:4, 3348:17, 3396:5 3306:1, 3405:13
DISTRICT [28] - 3366:2, 3368:6, 3350:15, 3353:2, DRIVES [1] - EASY [1] - 3335:16
3306:1, 3306:1, 3368:21, 3373:24, 3387:9, 3387:13, 3318:11 ECO [1] - 3335:16
3306:8, 3312:11, 3374:7, 3375:13, 3393:22, 3394:22, DRY [1] - 3328:24 ECOLOGICAL [2] -
3313:18, 3314:21, 3377:9, 3378:25, 3399:9, 3400:1, DUDENHEFER [2] - 3315:1, 3365:19
3315:7, 3315:11, 3380:23, 3381:16, 3401:21, 3403:1, 3307:4, 3307:5 ECOLOGY [1] -
3316:7, 3321:3, 3382:8, 3384:4, 3404:8 DUE [6] - 3354:2, 3313:14
3321:4, 3332:17, 3384:25, 3385:23, DONE [42] - 3310:10, 3354:10, 3354:15, ECONOMIC [9] -
3333:17, 3336:10, 3386:4, 3386:7, 3320:16, 3322:8, 3376:17, 3379:7, 3335:19, 3345:13,
3338:19, 3340:5, 3386:21, 3387:12, 3324:18, 3325:3, 3379:11 3345:14, 3345:17,
3341:12, 3341:13, 3389:25, 3390:1, 3325:16, 3328:17, DUFFY [4] - 3372:18, 3345:25, 3359:19,
3346:19, 3347:14, 3392:1, 3392:4, 3334:13, 3342:19, 3372:23, 3372:25, 3366:22, 3371:21,
3348:9, 3358:12, 3393:7, 3394:13, 3344:7, 3357:7, 3373:7 3392:16
3359:3, 3359:9, 3398:25, 3400:8, 3357:23, 3359:19, DUMAS [2] - 3307:7, ECONOMICALLY
3360:1, 3368:8, 3401:18, 3405:13 3360:4, 3360:5, 3307:8 [13] - 3343:10,
3405:13 DOCK [1] - 3393:18 3360:14, 3366:5, DUPRE [1] - 3381:12 3345:23, 3358:20,
DISTRICT'S [1] - DOCKET [2] - 3368:9, 3370:16, DURING [3] - 3360:18, 3367:11,
3349:8 3306:3, 3338:11 3370:17, 3370:18, 3310:18, 3336:20, 3367:20, 3368:22,
DIVERSION [3] - DOCUMENT [3] - 3370:19, 3374:25, 3394:2 3371:18, 3371:19,
3318:14, 3325:4, 3373:22, 3383:25, 3375:10, 3377:10, DUTIES [1] - 3314:17 3371:25, 3372:3,
3325:9 3395:14 3378:24, 3383:17, DUTY [5] - 3398:10, 3374:11, 3379:23
DIVERSIONS [2] - DOCUMENTS [1] - 3384:2, 3385:20, 3399:1, 3399:4, ECONOMICALLY-
3318:19, 3329:18 3392:21 3387:6, 3387:23, 3400:2, 3400:8 FEASIBLE [3] -
DIVERT [6] - 3318:8, DOES [23] - 3318:10, 3388:2, 3395:7, DUVAL [1] - 3306:8 3343:10, 3358:20,
3318:12, 3318:16, 3328:19, 3329:9, 3397:5, 3397:8, DX [23] - 3310:22, 3360:18
3318:20, 3367:8 3335:1, 3335:10, 3397:25, 3398:1, 3311:1, 3311:4, ECONOMICS [1] -
DIVISION [16] - 3337:16, 3339:1, 3398:16, 3398:19, 3337:1, 3350:19, 3367:10
3332:22, 3332:25, 3343:3, 3345:22, 3402:12, 3402:14 3351:1, 3351:19, ECOSYSTEM [7] -
3336:14, 3341:11, 3348:13, 3348:22, DOWN [6] - 3322:24, 3355:11, 3358:3, 3335:17, 3344:1,
3341:16, 3341:17, 3349:5, 3349:11, 3343:7, 3347:17, 3359:22, 3363:19, 3360:23, 3365:12,
3341:18, 3357:12, 3349:13, 3351:6, 3352:11, 3392:25, 3365:3, 3367:4, 3366:4, 3396:8,
3357:18, 3357:21, 3353:5, 3355:15, 3403:9 3367:25, 3374:14, 3396:10
3358:11, 3359:24, 3355:25, 3383:10, DR [1] - 3310:23 3386:5, 3386:13, EDIFICATION [1] -
3359:25, 3360:7, 3383:12, 3387:18, DRAFT [6] - 3321:11, 3387:16, 3388:8, 3337:13
3371:1, 3375:16 3404:19, 3404:21 3321:19, 3367:2, 3389:11, 3390:10, EDITED [1] - 3324:11
DM [4] - 3352:15, DOESN'T [5] - 3367:9, 3376:16, 3405:2 EDUCATIONAL [1] -
3362:2, 3379:16, 3318:18, 3322:7, 3395:2 3334:1
3348:25, 3349:4, DRAFTED [2] -
3379:19
3353:6
E EDWARDS [1] -
DO [74] - 3310:7, 3327:6, 3330:15 3307:1
DOING [14] - 3320:3, DRAIN [1] - 3322:5 E [5] - 3308:2,
3313:1, 3314:7, EFFECT [6] - 3344:9,
3333:17, 3338:10, 3309:1, 3310:1,
3314:11, 3317:1, DRAMATICALLY [1] 3344:21, 3399:6,
3338:17, 3340:1, 3312:6
3317:5, 3318:4, - 3383:4 3400:18, 3402:2,
3350:20, 3359:10, EACH [5] - 3319:4,
3318:9, 3318:20, DRAWN [2] - 3402:3
3322:23, 3328:9,
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EFFECTIVENESS 3342:20, 3349:17, 3312:18, 3325:22, 3354:18, 3355:22, 3351:9, 3374:16,

- 3320:8
[1] 3364:24, 3373:16, 3347:18, 3353:6, 3356:20, 3357:8, 3374:18, 3374:23,
EFFECTS [4] - 3394:1, 3394:7, 3379:21, 3399:18 3364:4, 3367:18, 3375:2, 3377:14,
3354:20, 3354:21, 3397:5, 3401:19 ENTIRETY [1] - 3367:20, 3379:7, 3378:3, 3379:20,
3355:1, 3379:11 EL [1] - 3308:6 3382:18 3379:12, 3385:5, 3382:12, 3386:3,
EFFORT [3] - EL-AMIN [1] - 3308:6 ENTITLED [2] - 3396:4, 3396:17, 3397:6, 3397:11,
3359:19, 3374:25, ELECTED [3] - 3378:11, 3405:16 3397:5, 3400:4, 3400:12, 3402:12
3387:14 3340:9, 3385:12 ENTITY [2] - 3400:17, 3401:7, EVALUATIONS [1] -
EFFORTS [5] - ELEMENT [1] - 3367:13, 3373:5 3401:23 3390:3
3317:18, 3332:6, 3350:8 ENVIRONMENT [11] ESPECIALLY [3] - EVEN [4] - 3348:25,
3334:7, 3334:17, ELISA [1] - 3307:22 - 3312:12, 3312:19, 3315:13, 3388:21, 3349:6, 3370:5,
3336:19 ELMO [1] - 3382:9 3314:21, 3316:12, 3390:20 3382:9
EHRLICH [75] - ELSE [1] - 3367:1 3316:17, 3317:8, ESQ [29] - 3306:13, EVENT [2] - 3369:21,
3308:6, 3309:8, ELWOOD [2] - 3319:7, 3335:25, 3306:16, 3306:19, 3374:3
3331:24, 3332:11, 3307:18, 3307:18 3346:3, 3357:2, 3306:20, 3306:23, EVENTUALLY [3] -
3332:13, 3338:18, EMPLOYED [4] - 3392:17 3307:1, 3307:5, 3319:4, 3325:6,
3346:24, 3347:3, 3329:25, 3330:3, ENVIRONMENTAL 3307:8, 3307:12, 3355:24
3347:4, 3348:24, 3332:15, 3332:16 [51] - 3312:13, 3307:15, 3307:15, EVER [3] - 3330:11,
3349:3, 3351:5, EMPLOYEE [1] - 3313:22, 3313:24, 3307:18, 3307:22, 3368:9, 3373:17
3351:12, 3351:16, 3312:10 3313:25, 3314:7, 3307:23, 3308:1, EVERY [5] - 3317:16,
3351:19, 3352:1, EMPLOYEES [3] - 3314:8, 3314:12, 3308:2, 3308:6, 3323:19, 3324:8,
3353:11, 3355:10, 3315:5, 3315:9, 3314:23, 3314:24, 3308:6, 3308:7, 3346:2, 3351:22
3355:13, 3356:8, 3316:10 3317:1, 3317:3, 3308:7, 3308:8, EVERYBODY [2] -
3356:12, 3356:14, ENCROACH [2] - 3320:23, 3321:17, 3308:8, 3308:9, 3315:17, 3321:20
3356:15, 3362:17, 3344:24, 3347:2 3322:14, 3322:17, 3308:9, 3308:10, EVERYONE [3] -
3362:22, 3362:25, END [5] - 3323:5, 3323:9, 3323:17, 3308:10, 3308:11, 3319:3, 3399:9,
3363:9, 3363:12, 3324:11, 3324:18, 3329:2, 3332:24, 3308:11, 3308:12 3404:22
3363:18, 3363:22, 3359:5, 3386:8 3333:18, 3334:8, ESSENCE [1] - EVERYTHING [2] -
3363:25, 3365:3, ENGAGED [1] - 3334:11, 3334:20, 3346:16 3331:13, 3377:10
3365:5, 3370:12, 3372:13 3334:24, 3335:14, ESSENTIALLY [1] - EVIDENCE [1] -
3372:6, 3372:7, ENGAGING [1] - 3336:12, 3336:13, 3386:18 3401:18
3372:23, 3373:13, 3334:16 3336:15, 3340:11, ESTABLISHED [2] - EVOLVED [1] -
3377:12, 3378:25, ENGINEER [6] - 3345:18, 3351:25, 3334:19, 3348:3 3320:7
3379:2, 3379:14, 3314:21, 3321:4, 3353:15, 3354:20, ESTABLISHING [1] - EXACTLY [2] -
3379:18, 3380:7, 3339:1, 3340:5, 3354:21, 3354:23, 3335:17 3331:9, 3344:22
3380:12, 3381:7, 3346:19, 3368:8 3354:24, 3355:6, ESTATE [2] - 3397:7, EXAMINATION [16] -
3381:11, 3381:15, ENGINEER'S [1] - 3360:25, 3365:17, 3397:9 3309:4, 3309:5,
3382:8, 3382:10, 3404:18 3365:22, 3366:2, ESTIMATE [4] - 3309:8, 3309:9,
3383:23, 3383:25, ENGINEERING [4] - 3368:16, 3368:24, 3337:14, 3340:19, 3312:24, 3326:12,
3384:3, 3385:25, 3314:6, 3332:2, 3369:23, 3370:3, 3354:15, 3372:14 3326:19, 3332:12,
3386:3, 3386:5, 3333:25, 3359:25 3373:19, 3375:7, ESTIMATED [3] - 3390:16, 3391:8,
3386:7, 3386:11, 3376:17, 3381:23, 3353:24, 3357:19 3391:17, 3393:3,
ENGINEERS [29] -
3386:12, 3390:13, 3385:13 ESTUARY [1] - 3393:4, 3393:17,
3312:10, 3312:17,
3390:15, 3392:21, ENVIRONMENTAL 3316:21 3394:3, 3398:19
3313:19, 3314:1,
3393:2, 3393:13, LY [1] - 3372:4 ET [3] - 3306:2, EXAMINE [1] -
3319:7, 3329:13,
3393:16, 3393:25, ENVISIONED [1] - 3306:5, 3398:22 3353:17
3329:25, 3332:4,
3394:10, 3395:20, 3378:2 EVALUATE [8] - EXAMINED [2] -
3332:16, 3334:21,
3398:14, 3400:19, EPA [6] - 3315:16, 3334:24, 3335:13, 3359:15, 3369:2
3336:5, 3336:9,
3402:18, 3403:7, 3316:6, 3316:22, 3335:20, 3351:7, EXAMPLE [12] -
3338:1, 3339:3,
3403:16, 3404:24, 3321:15, 3321:21, 3378:6, 3378:12, 3335:13, 3337:18,
3339:11, 3339:19,
3405:2 3326:24 3389:20 3339:25, 3342:18,
3342:20, 3353:20,
EIGHT [1] - 3378:21 3361:12, 3361:16, EQUATION [2] - EVALUATED [3] - 3344:3, 3345:14,
EIS [6] - 3314:3, 3376:11, 3395:23, 3345:23, 3346:14 3323:8, 3358:23, 3346:6, 3348:7,
3314:5, 3314:17, 3399:11, 3399:24, ERODES [1] - 3354:9 3365:14 3381:24, 3384:16,
3320:21, 3321:11, 3400:16, 3402:10, EROSION [28] - EVALUATING [6] - 3385:16
3324:22 3404:6, 3404:16 3327:13, 3327:22, 3335:9, 3335:10, EXCEPT [1] - 3325:4
EISENHOWER [1] - ENOUGH [2] - 3328:1, 3336:19, 3351:24, 3361:2, EXCUSE [2] -
3391:15 3319:25, 3368:7 3352:22, 3353:13, 3377:7, 3386:23 3343:14, 3355:7
EITHER [10] - ENTER [1] - 3354:6 3353:14, 3353:17, EVALUATION [16] - EXECUTE [2] -
3338:6, 3340:5, ENTIRE [6] - 3353:23, 3354:16, 3329:3, 3334:22, 3333:23, 3335:7
DAILY COPY
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EXECUTIVE [1] - 3310:12 3349:5, 3356:21, 3362:13 3344:2, 3344:3,

3317:16 3359:6, 3359:10, FIGURED [1] - 3397:4, 3397:13
EXERCISE [1] - F 3359:11, 3360:4, 3319:21 FLOODING [7] -
3339:4 3361:4, 3364:10, FILE [2] - 3358:2, 3400:10, 3400:13,
F [3] - 3308:8,
EXHIBIT [15] - 3366:22, 3367:22, 3390:7 3400:18, 3402:7,
3372:23
3310:21, 3311:1, 3367:23, 3368:4, FINAL [2] - 3340:16, 3402:10, 3402:16,
FACILITATE [2] -
3311:4, 3337:1, 3368:8, 3368:9, 3340:17 3402:25
3316:11, 3328:16
3350:19, 3352:14, 3370:9, 3371:21, FINALLY [5] - FLORIDA [1] -
FACILITY [1] -
3359:22, 3365:1, 3371:25, 3372:15, 3322:25, 3375:11, 3307:12
3367:1
3365:2, 3386:1, 3386:22, 3387:6, 3392:14, 3400:8, FOCUS [2] - 3332:5,
FACT [22] - 3354:2,
3386:8, 3390:10, 3389:21 3404:5 3396:3
3358:22, 3359:17,
3391:11, 3394:1, FEASIBILITY- FIND [8] - 3318:4, FOCUSED [2] -
3359:20, 3360:5,
3404:25 PHASE [1] - 3337:8 3318:13, 3320:17, 3336:15, 3375:9
3366:1, 3367:7,
EXHIBITS [5] - FEASIBLE [18] - 3350:23, 3365:12, FOLD [1] - 3353:24
3371:13, 3375:6,
3310:11, 3310:17, 3340:20, 3343:10, 3373:2, 3373:12, FOLKS [1] - 3388:21
3375:17, 3378:16,
3311:5, 3390:20 3344:13, 3344:14, 3389:3 FOLLOW [4] -
3394:4, 3400:16,
EXISTENCE [1] - 3344:15, 3347:23, FINDING [1] - 3347:5, 3359:21,
3402:1, 3402:6,
3369:22 3358:20, 3360:18, 3373:14 3391:24, 3393:15
3402:9, 3402:24,
EXISTING [7] - 3364:15, 3367:11, FINDINGS [2] - FOLLOW-ON [1] -
3403:3, 3403:12,
3337:20, 3338:2, 3367:21, 3368:7, 3353:22, 3391:11 3359:21
3404:1, 3404:5,
3338:3, 3338:14, 3368:25, 3371:18, FINE [5] - 3345:11, FOLLOW-UP [2] -
3404:16
3338:20, 3338:23, 3371:19, 3379:23, 3386:10, 3394:3, 3391:24, 3393:15
FACTOR [2] -
3339:2 3389:4 3394:10, 3404:24 FOLLOWING [4] -
3346:21, 3377:14
EXPANSES [1] - FEDERAL [31] - FINISH [2] - 3320:23, 3341:8, 3360:16,
FACTORED [1] -
3382:21 3314:22, 3315:6, 3396:25 3360:17, 3364:2
3355:19
EXPECTED [1] - 3315:10, 3319:24, FINISHED [4] - FOLLOWS [3] -
FACTORS [4] -
3374:8 3336:8, 3337:5, 3324:16, 3325:3, 3311:19, 3331:19,
3323:21, 3345:5,
EXPEDITIOUS [1] - 3337:13, 3340:23, 3330:9, 3334:15 3386:14
3345:9, 3377:21
3310:12 3341:2, 3341:24, FIRM [4] - 3306:19, FOR [156] - 3306:12,
FAIR [2] - 3352:24,
EXPENSIVE [3] - 3343:10, 3344:16, 3307:4, 3307:7, 3307:22, 3308:4,
3398:18
3319:1, 3378:17, 3350:23, 3351:3, 3307:22 3309:2, 3310:10,
FAIRLY [4] -
3384:21 3351:6, 3351:7, FIRST [19] - 3317:24, 3310:16, 3310:17,
3344:18, 3361:2,
EXPERIENCED [1] - 3351:23, 3352:2, 3318:11, 3319:20, 3310:21, 3311:21,
3377:10, 3390:7
3376:12 3352:3, 3367:13, 3320:3, 3320:4, 3311:23, 3311:25,
FAMILIAR [3] -
EXPERIMENT [1] - 3367:23, 3368:12, 3324:13, 3325:2, 3312:11, 3312:12,
3336:24, 3356:10,
3357:22 3368:13, 3368:19, 3329:7, 3332:20, 3312:13, 3312:17,
3356:11
EXPERIMENTS [1] - 3369:12, 3369:19, 3337:4, 3343:1, 3313:13, 3313:14,
FAMILY [1] - 3313:16 3370:6, 3370:17,
3366:14 3347:7, 3348:15, 3313:16, 3314:18,
FAR [9] - 3328:18, 3370:20, 3372:13
EXPLAIN [8] - 3358:4, 3380:8, 3314:20, 3315:2,
3343:18, 3345:6, FEDERALLY [2] -
3322:11, 3345:9, 3387:17, 3392:1, 3315:15, 3315:18,
3346:13, 3347:15, 3350:9, 3369:6
3349:14, 3351:16, 3392:3, 3393:15 3316:11, 3316:17,
3347:19, 3354:23,
3360:15, 3384:15, FEDERATION [2] - FISH [11] - 3315:1, 3317:4, 3317:8,
3385:15, 3401:1
3396:21, 3399:4 3326:3, 3326:4 3315:9, 3315:16, 3317:9, 3318:7,
FASHION [2] -
EXPLORE [5] - FEEL [3] - 3317:22, 3316:5, 3318:11, 3318:12, 3319:6,
3345:4, 3345:22
3391:21, 3392:14, 3321:3, 3394:7 3321:21, 3322:15, 3319:7, 3320:13,
FAST [2] - 3318:19,
3396:14, 3400:7, FEET [5] - 3328:2, 3323:10, 3323:15, 3321:11, 3321:12,
3384:19
3400:14 3328:6, 3328:10, 3339:23, 3339:24 3323:14, 3324:1,
FAVORABLE [1] -
EXPRESSED [1] - 3328:12, 3354:5 FISHERIES [2] - 3324:7, 3325:5,
3342:19
3358:21 FELT [4] - 3324:15, 3315:15, 3321:22 3325:25, 3326:3,
FAYARD [2] - 3364:12, 3373:3,
EXTEND [2] - FISHERMAN [1] - 3326:7, 3326:8,
3307:11, 3307:12
3352:13, 3353:5 3389:23 3381:22 3328:25, 3329:23,
FEASIBILITY [41] -
EXTENSIVE [5] - FEW [1] - 3326:17 FIVE [4] - 3325:4, 3330:4, 3331:21,
3337:7, 3337:8,
3327:13, 3391:11, FIFTH [1] - 3403:2 3325:10, 3325:17, 3332:19, 3333:2,
3337:14, 3340:4,
3400:16, 3401:22, FIFTY [6] - 3319:22, 3336:8 3333:17, 3333:23,
3341:6, 3341:8,
3402:2 3319:25, 3320:1, FIX [1] - 3318:15 3334:6, 3334:22,
3341:22, 3341:24,
EXTENT [4] - 3348:9, 3320:16, 3320:17, FLEXIBILITY [1] - 3335:9, 3335:13,
3342:1, 3342:8,
3356:20, 3403:4, 3320:18 3321:2 3335:15, 3335:17,
3342:10, 3342:16,
3403:14 FIGURE [6] - 3314:6, FLOOD [8] - 3335:25, 3337:3,
3343:2, 3344:16,
EXTRA [1] - 3311:10 3319:19, 3320:14, 3318:16, 3319:11, 3337:5, 3337:17,
3347:6, 3347:12,
EXTREMELY [1] - 3322:19, 3362:6, 3333:18, 3335:21, 3337:19, 3337:21,
3348:14, 3348:16,
DAILY COPY
15
3338:11, 3338:16, FORM [4] - 3321:15, 3368:23, 3369:13, 3384:21 3343:16, 3344:18,
3338:17, 3338:22, 3335:13, 3352:4, 3373:10, 3373:23, 3376:13, 3384:1,
3339:25, 3341:7, 3360:9 3374:21, 3374:22, G 3387:4, 3387:5,
3341:11, 3341:12, FORMAL [6] - 3375:7, 3376:5, 3387:8, 3387:13,
G [2] - 3308:10,
3342:4, 3342:5, 3334:25, 3335:1, 3377:18, 3377:23, 3390:17
3310:1
3342:15, 3342:18, 3395:9, 3395:24, 3379:24, 3380:3, GIVEN [3] - 3336:5,
GAIN [1] - 3329:5
3342:22, 3342:23, 3399:11, 3399:24 3380:18, 3381:23, 3359:8, 3373:23
GAINED [1] -
3343:14, 3343:18, FORMAT [1] - 3387:3 3382:11, 3382:20, GIVES [2] - 3349:19,
3317:19
3343:23, 3344:3, FORMULA [1] - 3382:23, 3383:3, 3362:12
GAS [1] - 3310:24
3344:16, 3345:11, 3323:7 3383:7, 3385:5, GIVING [1] - 3335:13
GATHERED [1] -
3345:14, 3346:6, FORWARD [2] - 3389:24, 3390:8, GIWW [2] - 3352:24,
3315:17
3348:3, 3348:7, 3367:15, 3404:19 3390:25, 3391:15, 3402:4
GAVE [5] - 3319:10,
3348:12, 3348:17, FORWARDED [1] - 3392:21, 3395:4, GO [23] - 3310:7,
3319:12, 3374:9,
3350:13, 3350:22, 3401:11 3397:21, 3405:15 3320:15, 3321:4,
3377:16, 3377:18
3350:24, 3351:13, FOUND [7] - FRONT [1] - 3323:25 3323:21, 3329:5,
GDM [7] - 3357:9,
3352:7, 3352:15, 3358:22, 3366:12, FULL [2] - 3403:4, 3343:1, 3345:22,
3359:12, 3359:16,
3353:2, 3353:24, 3378:1, 3379:11, 3403:13 3346:23, 3350:18,
3354:10, 3355:10, 3360:5, 3360:10,
3379:22, 3396:10, FULLY [1] - 3398:5 3353:6, 3353:21,
3355:23, 3357:6, 3360:12, 3370:17
3396:13 FUNCTION [1] - 3355:3, 3355:14,
3357:12, 3359:10, GENERAL [14] -
FOUNDATION [4] - 3321:1 3356:18, 3362:11,
3359:11, 3360:19, 3313:23, 3323:14,
3317:7, 3326:8, FUND [4] - 3349:5, 3370:11, 3372:8,
3361:1, 3361:13, 3326:3, 3337:16,
3348:17, 3374:5 3349:6, 3349:7, 3392:25, 3394:16,
3361:17, 3362:6, 3339:16, 3343:25,
FOUR [7] - 3323:1, 3376:8 3394:17, 3398:23,
3362:19, 3364:9, 3350:13, 3350:14,
3325:3, 3325:5, FUNDED [18] - 3403:2, 3403:20
3364:20, 3364:22, 3352:4, 3357:10,
3325:17, 3333:2, 3316:22, 3336:4, GOAL [3] - 3319:23,
3365:1, 3365:8, 3382:7, 3391:21,
3366:23, 3367:7 3342:9, 3342:11, 3341:4, 3341:5
3365:17, 3367:21, 3393:15
FOURTH [1] - 3342:12, 3342:16, GOALS [3] - 3318:5,
3368:3, 3369:10, GENERALLY [10] -
3400:15 3342:25, 3347:7, 3319:9, 3351:3
3369:12, 3369:18, 3313:24, 3325:3,
FRANK [1] - 3307:5 3347:13, 3348:14, GOES [1] - 3353:8
3372:15, 3372:18, 3335:12, 3337:17,
FRANKLIN [1] - 3350:6, 3350:7, GOING [21] -
3375:22, 3376:3, 3341:7, 3343:8,
3308:13 3350:10, 3350:11, 3318:13, 3326:17,
3377:10, 3379:23, 3355:5, 3386:16,
FREE [1] - 3369:13 3369:6, 3370:6, 3344:5, 3345:10,
3380:25, 3381:22, 3387:13, 3395:11
FRESHWATER [1] - 3374:24, 3375:1 3348:19, 3353:3,
3381:24, 3383:1, GENERATED [2] -
3327:15 FUNDING [23] - 3358:3, 3358:25,
3384:16, 3385:14, 3355:18, 3399:7
FRIDAY [2] - 3337:21, 3341:25, 3367:4, 3370:10,
3385:15, 3385:16, GEOGRAPHIC [1] -
3310:18, 3310:22 3342:13, 3342:15, 3371:10, 3378:23,
3386:23, 3387:4, 3352:8
FROM [78] - 3312:15, 3342:24, 3344:3, 3379:15, 3382:11,
3387:12, 3387:14, GEOLOGIC [1] -
3312:21, 3312:22, 3348:23, 3348:24, 3384:8, 3385:20,
3388:2, 3389:11, 3316:6
3313:5, 3313:6, 3349:2, 3349:4, 3391:12, 3391:23,
3389:18, 3389:21, GEORGE [8] -
3314:25, 3315:5, 3349:11, 3349:12, 3393:18, 3395:4,
3394:3, 3395:18, 3332:1, 3333:25,
3316:2, 3316:5, 3349:25, 3350:4, 3399:20
3395:24, 3398:14, 3372:18, 3372:22,
3316:6, 3316:7, 3350:13, 3365:7, GONE [3] - 3319:23,
3398:18, 3404:22 3372:23, 3372:25,
3318:8, 3321:21, 3365:8, 3365:9, 3329:8, 3377:18
FORCE [12] - 3316:3, 3373:6, 3391:15
3323:10, 3323:15, 3373:24, 3378:8, GOOD [15] - 3310:6,
3322:11, 3322:15, GET [18] - 3314:1,
3324:14, 3324:17, 3395:12, 3403:6, 3310:15, 3315:2,
3322:16, 3323:1, 3404:6 3317:25, 3319:4,
3325:23, 3326:2, 3326:14, 3326:15,
3323:25, 3326:24, 3320:16, 3324:13,
3326:4, 3326:5, FUNDS [9] - 3331:24, 3353:19,
3336:7, 3336:8, 3325:12, 3325:14,
3326:6, 3326:20, 3349:20, 3374:22, 3358:19, 3375:13,
3372:20, 3373:1, 3325:17, 3335:3,
3328:5, 3330:20, 3377:5, 3377:7, 3377:18, 3378:18,
3373:6 3337:2, 3337:23,
3332:1, 3332:22, 3378:14, 3380:22, 3381:23, 3391:19,
FORE [1] - 3361:7 3342:16, 3361:12,
3333:25, 3335:2, 3389:10, 3390:1 3391:20, 3395:17
FOREGOING [1] - 3375:16, 3375:25,
3335:11, 3335:12, FUNNEL [3] - GOT [12] - 3313:10,
3405:14 3377:9, 3384:8,
3343:7, 3343:17, 3400:17, 3402:2, 3322:4, 3322:9,
FORESHORE [7] - 3396:11
3344:11, 3347:22, 3402:3 3324:18, 3326:3,
3361:25, 3362:18, GETS [1] - 3324:25
3350:17, 3351:1, FURTHER [5] - 3326:4, 3326:6,
3364:2, 3373:18, GETTING [3] -
3352:10, 3352:23, 3342:1, 3352:13, 3326:7, 3329:16,
3376:9, 3384:11, 3320:4, 3376:20,
3354:6, 3355:25, 3358:14, 3389:21, 3330:9, 3370:4,
3389:21 3383:3
3356:25, 3357:17, 3390:13 3386:6
FORGET [1] - GILBERT [2] -
3358:11, 3360:25, FUTURE [3] - GOTCHA [1] -
3385:23 3307:22, 3307:22
3361:2, 3366:8, 3354:1, 3377:2, 3381:6
GIVE [10] - 3324:24,
DAILY COPY
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GOTTEN [1] - 3326:2 HABITAT [1] - 3372:11, 3373:22, 3350:3, 3350:15, 3395:19, 3397:17,
GOVERNMENT [5] - 3327:8 3395:17 3351:1, 3351:12, 3403:20
3307:9, 3309:2, HAD [87] - 3312:21, HAPPENING [4] - 3352:14, 3354:3, HE'S [3] - 3356:10,
3369:13, 3369:19, 3313:12, 3314:5, 3321:16, 3355:5, 3355:2, 3355:7, 3398:16, 3402:20
3370:6 3314:22, 3315:2, 3355:16, 3401:5 3356:1, 3356:4, HEADED [1] -
GOVERNOR [2] - 3316:5, 3316:7, HAPPENS [2] - 3357:1, 3358:20, 3321:17
3361:23, 3372:19 3316:19, 3316:20, 3341:9, 3342:9 3359:5, 3361:17, HEADQUARTERS
GOVERNOR'S [3] - 3316:23, 3317:23, HARD [3] - 3345:9, 3362:5, 3363:2, [3] - 3335:12, 3341:21,
3372:19, 3372:20, 3319:25, 3321:21, 3381:18, 3382:20 3363:18, 3364:1, 3348:1
3373:1 3322:2, 3322:3, HARMED [1] - 3364:24, 3365:18, HEAR [3] - 3315:8,
GRADUATE [1] - 3322:6, 3328:3, 3345:24 3367:15, 3368:13, 3326:17, 3337:25
3334:3 3328:11, 3329:21, HAS [24] - 3310:11, 3368:25, 3369:9, HEARD [1] - 3306:8
GRADUATED [3] - 3330:16, 3330:23, 3311:14, 3312:9, 3369:15, 3369:16, HEAVY [1] - 3390:21
3312:15, 3313:5, 3333:5, 3334:11, 3312:10, 3312:12, 3370:13, 3370:15, HELD [5] - 3312:12,
3313:6 3334:13, 3334:14, 3318:24, 3320:7, 3370:16, 3370:18, 3333:4, 3373:6,
GRADUATING [1] - 3334:16, 3334:18, 3320:18, 3322:15, 3370:19, 3371:16, 3385:14, 3388:16
3332:1 3334:22, 3338:3, 3323:11, 3327:13, 3373:14, 3374:7, HELP [8] - 3316:11,
GRAMMATICAL [1] - 3342:18, 3342:21, 3328:23, 3329:1, 3376:1, 3377:17, 3317:20, 3319:7,
3351:11 3343:11, 3344:11, 3329:8, 3337:17, 3381:7, 3381:14, 3320:21, 3323:15,
GRAND [1] - 3318:14 3350:4, 3353:15, 3344:2, 3344:9, 3381:16, 3381:21, 3323:24, 3328:16,
GREAT [3] - 3353:24, 3354:17, 3344:21, 3346:20, 3381:22, 3381:23, 3373:2
3323:11, 3363:9, 3354:19, 3357:19, 3352:18, 3360:7, 3382:7, 3382:24, HELPED [4] -
3363:12 3359:12, 3360:18, 3383:23, 3386:25, 3384:12, 3384:22, 3317:23, 3324:10,
GREATER [3] - 3364:16, 3366:8, 3396:24 3385:4, 3385:19, 3373:14, 3378:3
3344:5, 3371:11, 3366:13, 3368:17, HAVE [147] - 3385:21, 3385:23, HELPFUL [3] -
3371:12 3368:24, 3369:9, 3310:10, 3310:11, 3386:21, 3387:3, 3376:1, 3383:11,
GREIF [1] - 3308:7 3372:17, 3374:1, 3310:19, 3310:22, 3387:12, 3387:13, 3386:9
GROUP [5] - 3314:4, 3374:3, 3374:4, 3311:10, 3311:15, 3387:19, 3388:22, HELPING [1] -
3315:17, 3316:25, 3374:6, 3374:8, 3312:22, 3313:3, 3388:24, 3390:4, 3322:12
3323:9, 3325:15 3377:7, 3377:23, 3314:22, 3315:6, 3390:5, 3390:13, HELPS [5] - 3310:13,
3379:10, 3380:6, 3316:3, 3316:9, 3390:22, 3391:11, 3311:12, 3362:13,
GROUPS [6] -
3381:12, 3384:16, 3317:6, 3317:13, 3391:14, 3391:21, 3382:3, 3382:13
3317:5, 3318:4,
3385:10, 3385:16, 3317:14, 3317:16, 3392:24, 3393:6, HER [4] - 3311:17,
3318:6, 3318:22,
3385:20, 3388:23, 3318:1, 3318:13, 3393:12, 3393:16, 3312:18, 3335:24,
3340:11, 3385:13
3388:24, 3393:25, 3318:19, 3321:1, 3396:21, 3399:18, 3336:1
GUESS [6] -
3398:9, 3399:1, 3321:5, 3322:8, 3401:18, 3402:3,
3345:19, 3352:23, HERE [28] - 3315:21,
3399:4, 3399:11, 3322:11, 3323:1, 3404:24
3358:6, 3380:12, 3319:21, 3319:25,
3400:2, 3400:8, 3325:14, 3325:20, HAVEN'T [1] -
3380:14, 3397:17 3340:2, 3341:13,
3400:11, 3400:16, 3326:10, 3327:16, 3328:18 3344:12, 3347:14,
GUIDANCE [12] -
3401:9, 3401:22, 3328:17, 3329:13, HAVING [4] - 3310:8, 3349:10, 3351:15,
3334:23, 3335:12,
3402:1, 3402:6, 3329:14, 3329:15, 3313:25, 3324:7, 3352:14, 3355:3,
3343:5, 3343:7,
3402:10, 3402:16, 3329:17, 3330:11, 3324:9 3358:15, 3358:21,
3347:16, 3366:2,
3402:25 3330:21, 3330:24, HAWES [15] - 3367:7, 3375:18,
3373:23, 3374:20,
3375:24, 3376:4, HALF [7] - 3313:11, 3331:1, 3331:12, 3309:3, 3311:14, 3376:2, 3376:10,
3377:6, 3377:13 3314:17, 3358:23, 3331:13, 3332:9, 3311:18, 3311:22, 3379:5, 3381:4,
3371:6, 3379:24, 3332:18, 3333:21, 3312:6, 3312:9, 3381:5, 3381:10,
GUIDELINES [2] -
3381:5, 3383:13 3333:25, 3334:3, 3312:11, 3312:15, 3381:24, 3382:20,
3344:16, 3366:4
HAND [3] - 3331:17, 3335:18, 3335:23, 3313:1, 3321:11, 3382:22, 3383:1,
GULF [12] - 3326:25,
3363:20, 3383:22 3336:14, 3338:15, 3325:25, 3326:9, 3395:17, 3397:24,
3327:9, 3352:11,
HANDLE [2] - 3339:1, 3340:2, 3326:14, 3331:4, 3400:23
3352:13, 3353:5,
3333:15, 3394:10 3340:5, 3340:7, 3335:22 HERE'S [1] - 3340:2
3353:7, 3367:2,
HANDWRITING [3] - 3340:19, 3341:1, HB-406 [1] - 3308:17 HEREBY [1] -
3367:3, 3376:3,
3382:1, 3382:19 3391:23, 3392:25, 3342:9, 3342:25, HE [19] - 3324:15, 3405:13
3393:6 3343:9, 3343:10, 3330:17, 3330:18, HERONS [1] -
GUY [1] - 3324:14
HANDY [1] - 3353:20 3343:21, 3343:24, 3330:19, 3332:2, 3323:12
GUYS [1] - 3315:3
HAPPEN [4] - 3343:25, 3344:1, 3332:3, 3338:21, HIGH [5] - 3344:18,
3318:16, 3318:18, 3344:4, 3344:7, 3338:22, 3356:10,
H 3339:10, 3373:21 3344:13, 3344:14, 3372:19, 3372:25,
3357:20, 3358:21,
3358:23, 3366:10
H [1] - 3312:6 HAPPENED [5] - 3344:16, 3346:25, 3373:8, 3379:1,
HIGHER [3] - 3344:5,
H-A-W-E-S [1] - 3334:18, 3360:15, 3347:19, 3348:5, 3391:7, 3394:2,
3344:6, 3357:20
3312:6
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HIGHLIGHTED [1] - 3320:19, 3324:25, 3317:13, 3317:14, 3370:10, 3370:23, 3320:24, 3326:16,
3351:21 3332:18, 3333:1, 3317:15, 3317:16, 3372:2, 3372:13, 3330:3, 3331:6,
HIM [7] - 3348:20, 3334:23, 3337:16, 3317:17, 3317:23, 3372:24, 3373:7, 3335:6, 3351:15,
3348:21, 3373:2, 3340:21, 3342:16, 3317:24, 3318:11, 3374:20, 3375:3, 3354:19, 3355:14,
3380:14, 3380:15, 3343:5, 3343:8, 3320:21, 3320:23, 3375:7, 3375:19, 3358:24, 3362:7,
3393:1, 3396:25 3344:9, 3344:20, 3320:24, 3321:4, 3376:1, 3376:19, 3364:16, 3369:1,
HIS [9] - 3332:5, 3345:6, 3348:8, 3321:5, 3321:16, 3377:16, 3378:25, 3369:24, 3371:7,
3332:9, 3339:4, 3354:13, 3360:1, 3321:18, 3321:19, 3379:3, 3380:8, 3372:24, 3375:25,
3339:12, 3356:9, 3360:23, 3366:2, 3324:9, 3324:13, 3380:12, 3380:14, 3379:15, 3393:21,
3356:11, 3396:25, 3366:4, 3373:21, 3324:14, 3324:17, 3380:24, 3381:9, 3394:22, 3397:23,
3398:19, 3399:18 3373:22, 3375:10, 3324:22, 3325:19, 3381:17, 3382:4, 3402:21
HISTORICAL [1] - 3376:25, 3377:6, 3326:3, 3326:4, 3382:6, 3382:8, I'VE [8] - 3312:21,
3327:23 3384:15, 3384:18, 3326:6, 3326:7, 3382:9, 3382:11, 3313:4, 3319:3,
HOLD [1] - 3313:21 3384:19, 3384:20, 3326:10, 3326:16, 3383:11, 3383:14, 3320:22, 3322:14,
HOLDING [1] - 3388:13, 3389:1, 3327:18, 3328:3, 3383:19, 3384:1, 3326:2, 3362:5,
3369:12 3393:19, 3396:5, 3328:4, 3328:6, 3384:4, 3384:8, 3362:13
HOLE [1] - 3320:5 3400:21 3328:11, 3328:12, 3385:23, 3386:8, IBOS [3] - 3308:16,
HONEYCUTT [1] - HOWEVER [1] - 3328:18, 3329:1, 3386:10, 3386:18, 3405:12, 3405:20
3307:11 3339:5 3329:7, 3330:1, 3387:8, 3388:17, IDEA [7] - 3314:21,
HONOR [49] - HUGE [3] - 3382:19, 3330:8, 3330:9, 3389:5, 3389:11, 3318:23, 3324:24,
3310:15, 3311:5, 3383:2, 3387:14 3330:16, 3330:20, 3389:13, 3390:13, 3358:18, 3362:13,
3311:13, 3312:9, HUMAN [9] - 3345:3, 3330:21, 3330:22, 3390:21, 3391:1, 3382:7, 3387:25
3315:20, 3331:3, 3345:4, 3345:19, 3331:1, 3331:13, 3391:3, 3391:6, IDENTIFICATION [1]
3331:12, 3331:24, 3346:3, 3379:12, 3331:14, 3332:9, 3391:11, 3391:12, - 3379:6
3332:11, 3346:24, 3392:16, 3396:18, 3332:16, 3332:24, 3391:14, 3391:15, IDENTIFIED [14] -
3347:3, 3348:15, 3396:22, 3397:2 3333:2, 3333:5, 3391:16, 3391:21, 3335:14, 3337:12,
3351:13, 3355:7, HUNDRED [1] - 3333:6, 3333:8, 3391:23, 3392:1, 3340:23, 3341:3,
3356:12, 3362:17, 3350:9 3333:11, 3333:21, 3392:4, 3392:22, 3341:25, 3343:1,
3363:12, 3363:18, HUNT [1] - 3318:11 3333:24, 3334:3, 3392:24, 3392:25, 3347:6, 3352:2,
3372:6, 3378:25, HURRICANE [13] - 3334:4, 3334:6, 3393:4, 3393:5, 3352:5, 3354:22,
3382:9, 3386:7, 3321:13, 3323:24, 3335:23, 3336:25, 3393:12, 3393:16, 3378:21, 3382:16,
3390:13, 3390:18, 3326:21, 3330:12, 3339:14, 3343:1, 3393:18, 3394:6, 3383:23, 3396:2
3390:24, 3391:8, 3332:3, 3333:16, 3343:3, 3343:14, 3394:7, 3394:8, IDENTIFIES [1] -
3391:16, 3393:1, 3335:21, 3356:6, 3343:25, 3344:20, 3394:14, 3394:22, 3354:9
3393:5, 3393:12, 3356:17, 3356:23, 3344:22, 3344:23, 3395:13, 3395:23, IDENTIFY [8] -
3393:13, 3393:16, 3403:2, 3403:12 3344:24, 3344:25, 3396:3, 3396:21, 3337:8, 3344:8,
3393:20, 3393:23, HURRICANES [2] - 3345:2, 3345:16, 3397:17, 3398:17, 3365:16, 3367:23,
3393:25, 3394:4, 3356:25, 3357:3 3345:19, 3346:18, 3398:18, 3399:4, 3368:6, 3368:12,
3394:11, 3394:13, HYPOTHETICALLY 3347:1, 3347:3, 3399:5, 3399:9, 3372:13, 3379:19
3395:20, 3398:14, [2] - 3343:21, 3345:20 3347:5, 3347:7, 3399:16, 3399:20, IDENTIFYING [4] -
3399:16, 3402:18, 3347:16, 3347:25, 3400:1, 3400:5, 3337:14, 3341:7,
3348:4, 3348:17, 3400:11, 3400:21,
3403:7, 3403:10, I 3384:24
3403:16, 3404:20, 3348:19, 3351:4, 3401:6, 3401:8, IF [98] - 3311:10,
I [297] - 3309:1, 3351:10, 3351:14, 3401:21, 3402:5,
3404:24 3318:12, 3318:13,
3310:1, 3310:7, 3351:15, 3352:15, 3402:12, 3402:19,
HONORABLE [1] - 3318:16, 3319:21,
3310:9, 3310:12, 3352:23, 3353:2, 3403:1, 3403:10,
3306:8 3321:4, 3322:21,
3310:17, 3310:19, 3353:22, 3354:19, 3403:19, 3403:20,
HOPE [4] - 3306:13, 3323:25, 3330:17,
3311:10, 3311:17, 3354:20, 3354:24, 3403:22, 3404:4,
3346:17, 3391:21, 3337:1, 3337:17,
3313:6, 3313:10, 3355:10, 3355:20, 3404:8, 3404:9,
3398:17 3337:19, 3338:3,
3313:12, 3313:13, 3356:9, 3356:13, 3404:20, 3404:22,
HORRIBLE [2] - 3338:8, 3338:13,
3313:16, 3313:22, 3356:14, 3357:19, 3405:1, 3405:4,
3392:24, 3393:6 3339:7, 3340:4,
3314:2, 3314:12, 3358:3, 3358:6, 3405:12
HOUR [1] - 3313:13 3341:12, 3341:22,
3314:14, 3314:15, 3358:25, 3359:12, I'D [2] - 3313:16,
HOURS [2] - 3341:24, 3342:8,
3314:16, 3314:24, 3362:7, 3362:10, 3334:7
3391:22, 3393:3 3342:9, 3342:12,
3314:25, 3315:2, 3362:11, 3363:4, I'LL [9] - 3362:5,
HOUSE [3] - 3338:6, 3342:17, 3343:10,
3315:5, 3315:8, 3363:5, 3363:20,
3395:14, 3401:19 3380:1, 3382:6, 3343:21, 3344:4,
3315:21, 3316:13, 3363:21, 3364:3, 3382:12, 3394:9,
HOW [40] - 3313:3, 3344:6, 3344:24,
3316:18, 3316:19, 3364:8, 3365:12, 3394:16, 3398:25,
3317:22, 3317:25, 3345:3, 3345:11,
3316:20, 3316:22, 3366:21, 3367:4, 3399:18, 3404:10
3319:8, 3319:17, 3345:19, 3347:7,
3317:2, 3317:6, 3368:2, 3369:1, I'M [24] - 3315:8, 3347:22, 3348:12,
3319:19, 3320:11, 3317:8, 3317:12, 3369:4, 3369:25, 3315:25, 3317:13,
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3348:21, 3348:25, IMPROPER [1] - 3344:5, 3344:9, 3375:8, 3375:11, INCLUDES [1] -
3349:4, 3353:2, 3394:3 3344:14, 3344:21, 3375:12, 3375:15, 3353:4
3354:1, 3355:24, IN [355] - 3310:5, 3345:2, 3345:4, 3375:16, 3375:18, INCLUDING [2] -
3356:18, 3357:20, 3311:2, 3311:6, 3345:5, 3345:10, 3376:4, 3376:9, 3336:9, 3337:21
3358:4, 3358:18, 3311:14, 3311:17, 3345:14, 3345:15, 3376:17, 3376:25, INCLUSION [1] -
3360:15, 3360:24, 3311:18, 3312:9, 3345:20, 3345:22, 3377:10, 3377:14, 3357:3
3362:2, 3362:16, 3312:17, 3313:2, 3346:1, 3346:2, 3377:25, 3378:1, INCREASE [7] -
3363:20, 3367:25, 3313:3, 3313:4, 3346:6, 3346:8, 3378:3, 3378:11, 3353:25, 3356:2,
3368:16, 3368:23, 3313:6, 3313:7, 3346:13, 3346:14, 3379:4, 3379:9, 3356:3, 3371:9,
3369:23, 3369:24, 3313:12, 3313:20, 3346:16, 3346:20, 3379:11, 3380:8, 3382:19, 3383:3,
3370:2, 3370:13, 3314:5, 3314:12, 3346:21, 3347:14, 3380:15, 3380:18, 3383:4
3370:16, 3370:18, 3314:16, 3315:1, 3347:24, 3348:6, 3380:20, 3380:25, INCREASED [2] -
3373:8, 3374:14, 3315:10, 3315:12, 3349:2, 3349:16, 3381:5, 3381:18, 3378:16, 3379:6
3375:1, 3375:19, 3315:24, 3316:3, 3349:17, 3349:18, 3381:24, 3382:17, INCREASING [1] -
3375:25, 3377:20, 3316:6, 3316:20, 3349:24, 3350:8, 3382:18, 3382:19, 3361:1
3379:1, 3380:8, 3317:5, 3317:7, 3350:24, 3351:21, 3382:21, 3383:3, INDEED [1] - 3331:5
3380:12, 3380:22, 3317:20, 3317:21, 3351:22, 3352:3, 3384:2, 3384:10, INDICATE [3] -
3381:10, 3382:4, 3318:4, 3318:6, 3352:10, 3352:18, 3384:12, 3384:17, 3352:17, 3353:23,
3382:9, 3382:17, 3318:13, 3318:16, 3353:13, 3353:22, 3384:23, 3385:25, 3362:2
3382:20, 3383:2, 3318:25, 3319:21, 3353:25, 3354:3, 3386:2, 3386:3, INDICATED [1] -
3383:25, 3384:25, 3319:22, 3319:25, 3354:9, 3354:15, 3387:2, 3388:16, 3402:15
3385:22, 3386:7, 3320:1, 3320:11, 3354:19, 3354:22, 3388:19, 3388:22, INDICATING [1] -
3386:13, 3386:24, 3320:19, 3321:5, 3355:2, 3355:6, 3389:1, 3389:2, 3382:22
3387:3, 3387:6, 3321:6, 3321:15, 3355:19, 3356:2, 3389:17, 3389:23, INDICATING) [5] -
3387:8, 3387:16, 3322:12, 3323:14, 3356:19, 3356:20, 3389:25, 3390:3, 3352:12, 3362:4,
3388:8, 3390:10, 3323:25, 3324:1, 3356:24, 3356:25, 3390:7, 3390:20, 3381:5, 3381:18,
3390:17, 3393:2, 3324:4, 3324:5, 3357:3, 3357:7, 3391:16, 3391:22, 3383:15
3393:7, 3393:16, 3324:12, 3324:19, 3357:13, 3357:24, 3393:3, 3393:8, INDICATION [1] -
3394:8, 3402:21, 3324:21, 3325:3, 3357:25, 3358:2, 3393:10, 3394:7, 3341:1
3402:22, 3403:8, 3326:24, 3327:8, 3358:6, 3358:13, 3394:15, 3394:20, INDUSTRY [1] -
3404:18 3327:12, 3327:13, 3358:15, 3358:22, 3395:5, 3395:18, 3373:1
IGNORED [1] - 3327:21, 3328:4, 3358:24, 3358:25, 3396:4, 3396:10,
INFLECTED [1] -
3317:24 3328:11, 3328:15, 3359:7, 3359:17, 3396:16, 3396:18,
3397:13
II [2] - 3307:19, 3329:9, 3329:10, 3359:20, 3359:21, 3397:8, 3397:10,
INFORM [4] -
3308:1 3329:11, 3329:14, 3360:2, 3360:5, 3397:11, 3397:13,
3398:10, 3399:1,
III [1] - 3335:5 3329:19, 3330:8, 3360:7, 3360:10, 3398:1, 3398:3,
3400:2, 3400:8
IMAGINE [1] - 3310:9 3330:12, 3330:14, 3360:11, 3360:22, 3398:4, 3398:10,
INFORMATION [26] -
IMPACT [6] - 3331:13, 3331:18, 3361:4, 3362:1, 3398:20, 3399:1,
3338:11, 3338:13,
3313:24, 3327:8, 3332:1, 3332:2, 3362:19, 3362:24, 3399:5, 3399:23,
3340:15, 3346:15,
3346:3, 3357:2, 3332:21, 3332:23, 3363:2, 3363:7, 3400:2, 3400:9,
3347:19, 3348:5,
3401:23 3333:1, 3333:2, 3363:8, 3363:16, 3400:23, 3400:25,
3348:7, 3372:15,
IMPACTED [2] - 3333:5, 3333:6, 3364:4, 3364:7, 3401:2, 3401:7,
3373:7, 3374:1,
3345:4, 3345:20 3333:9, 3333:11, 3364:8, 3364:14, 3401:8, 3401:9,
3375:15, 3376:4,
IMPACTS [6] - 3333:12, 3333:20, 3364:22, 3364:23, 3402:15, 3404:9,
3377:23, 3378:2,
3326:25, 3345:25, 3333:24, 3334:4, 3364:24, 3365:14, 3404:16, 3405:1,
3379:4, 3384:13,
3351:25, 3353:15, 3334:6, 3334:8, 3365:15, 3365:20, 3405:5, 3405:15
3384:15, 3384:16,
3354:8, 3354:23 3334:16, 3334:18, 3366:1, 3366:6, INADVISABLE [1] -
3384:22, 3386:21,
IMPLEMENT [2] - 3334:25, 3335:4, 3366:7, 3366:8, 3356:21
3387:5, 3388:24,
3403:6, 3404:6 3335:5, 3335:12, 3366:11, 3366:20, INCIDENTAL [1] -
3388:25, 3400:5,
IMPLEMENTED [3] - 3336:2, 3336:5, 3367:7, 3367:12, 3375:8
3401:1, 3401:9
3325:1, 3329:14, 3336:11, 3336:15, 3367:22, 3368:2, INCLUDE [7] -
INFORMED [1] -
3330:12 3336:17, 3337:16, 3368:16, 3368:18, 3314:3, 3317:1,
3398:5
IMPLEMENTING [1] 3338:5, 3338:12, 3369:14, 3369:21, 3329:8, 3329:16,
INFORMING [2] -
- 3317:21 3339:8, 3339:13, 3370:4, 3370:22, 3343:2, 3349:12,
3403:3, 3403:13
IMPLICATIONS [2] - 3339:16, 3340:7, 3371:9, 3371:11, 3366:16
INITIAL [5] -
3403:4, 3403:14 3340:10, 3340:15, 3371:23, 3372:2, INCLUDED [8] -
3332:21, 3359:17,
IMPORTANT [1] - 3340:23, 3341:3, 3372:14, 3373:1, 3317:5, 3347:24,
3364:9, 3385:10,
3384:22 3341:13, 3341:17, 3373:3, 3373:14, 3359:20, 3380:25,
3387:25
IMPRESSED [1] - 3341:18, 3342:7, 3373:22, 3374:2, 3385:25, 3386:2,
INITIALLY [1] -
3319:2 3343:2, 3343:11, 3374:3, 3374:9, 3388:6, 3400:25
3320:12
3343:25, 3344:3, 3375:2, 3375:7,
DAILY COPY
19
INITIATED [2] - 3382:24, 3383:3, 3331:22, 3331:23, 3376:24, 3377:9, 3320:3, 3320:4,
3364:11, 3364:12 3384:21, 3385:3 3332:2, 3333:12, 3378:9, 3378:10, 3320:5, 3320:6,
INITIATION [2] - INTRODUCE [1] - 3334:8, 3335:5, 3378:12, 3378:16, 3320:19, 3320:21,
3387:21, 3388:2 3393:22 3335:10, 3335:19, 3378:21, 3379:16, 3321:1, 3321:3,
INPUT [2] - 3347:19, INTRODUCED [2] - 3335:24, 3335:25, 3379:22, 3380:4, 3321:20, 3322:4,
3348:5 3310:18, 3393:22 3336:11, 3337:3, 3380:10, 3381:9, 3322:5, 3322:7,
INSERT [1] - 3358:4 INTRODUCING [1] - 3337:4, 3337:6, 3381:12, 3382:15, 3322:9, 3322:21,
INSOFAR [1] - 3333:24 3337:7, 3337:20, 3382:16, 3383:7, 3323:20, 3324:1,
3382:17 INTRODUCTION [1] 3338:3, 3338:11, 3383:19, 3384:4, 3324:2, 3324:10,
INSTANCE [1] - - 3312:8 3338:13, 3338:14, 3385:25, 3386:2, 3324:11, 3324:17,
3318:7 INTRUSION [3] - 3339:7, 3339:8, 3386:7, 3386:8, 3324:18, 3324:23,
INSTEAD [1] - 3354:9, 3354:21, 3339:10, 3340:2, 3386:22, 3387:10, 3324:25, 3325:6,
3394:16 3379:12 3340:15, 3341:4, 3387:20, 3388:10, 3325:7, 3325:10,
INSURERS [1] - INVESTED [1] - 3341:5, 3341:6, 3388:13, 3389:16, 3325:12, 3325:14,
3307:22 3375:11 3341:9, 3341:10, 3389:19, 3390:9, 3325:18, 3327:23,
INTEND [1] - INVESTIGATE [1] - 3341:13, 3341:16, 3390:10, 3390:12, 3328:4, 3328:7,
3393:22 3332:6 3341:17, 3341:22, 3390:25, 3391:1, 3328:12, 3328:14,
INTENDS [1] - INVESTIGATED [1] - 3341:24, 3342:8, 3391:24, 3392:2, 3328:17, 3328:18,
3394:2 3379:8 3342:10, 3343:3, 3392:5, 3392:8, 3328:19, 3328:22,
INTENSIVE [1] - INVESTIGATING [1] 3343:6, 3343:7, 3392:15, 3393:4, 3329:4, 3329:15,
3334:5 - 3386:20 3343:8, 3343:9, 3393:8, 3394:3, 3330:8, 3330:9,
INTENSIVELY [1] - INVESTIGATION [1] 3343:15, 3343:23, 3395:8, 3395:13, 3331:21, 3332:10,
3322:25 - 3342:2 3344:1, 3344:17, 3397:2, 3397:16, 3335:2, 3336:7,
INTERACTIONS [1] - INVESTIGATIONS 3344:25, 3345:2, 3397:17, 3397:19, 3338:2, 3339:9,
3385:6 [2] - 3350:13, 3350:14
3345:11, 3346:15, 3399:13, 3400:15, 3340:1, 3340:7,
INVESTMENT [2] - 3346:20, 3347:13, 3400:23, 3402:1, 3340:20, 3340:21,
INTERAGENCY [1] -
3375:13, 3378:18 3347:22, 3347:23, 3402:6, 3402:9, 3340:25, 3341:1,
3316:25
INVOLVE [1] - 3348:5, 3348:8, 3403:2, 3403:8, 3341:10, 3342:7,
INTERDISCIPLINA
3343:3 3348:17, 3348:21, 3403:12, 3404:1, 3342:8, 3342:12,
RY [4] - 3313:25,
3348:24, 3350:9, 3404:5, 3404:16, 3342:18, 3342:22,
3314:4, 3314:5, INVOLVED [3] -
3350:14, 3350:17, 3404:18, 3404:23, 3343:9, 3344:17,
3339:19 3323:18, 3339:23,
3351:2, 3351:3, 3405:14 3344:25, 3345:10,
INTEREST [10] - 3401:9
3351:8, 3351:14, ISLE [1] - 3318:14 3345:19, 3346:1,
3340:23, 3346:21, INVOLVES [1] -
3351:18, 3351:21, ISN'T [8] - 3328:14, 3346:16, 3348:8,
3350:23, 3351:3, 3339:9
3352:10, 3352:18, 3328:20, 3328:22, 3348:10, 3348:14,
3351:6, 3351:7, IRRELEVANT [1] -
3352:19, 3352:20, 3339:2, 3392:24, 3348:20, 3348:25,
3351:23, 3352:2, 3348:15
3353:23, 3353:24, 3399:23, 3401:22, 3349:5, 3349:13,
3352:3, 3398:4 IS [245] - 3310:15,
3354:15, 3354:25, 3402:24 3349:19, 3349:22,
INTERESTED [2] - 3310:22, 3311:1,
3355:3, 3355:11, ISSUE [5] - 3337:17, 3349:24, 3350:4,
3340:11, 3385:13 3311:2, 3311:14,
3355:15, 3355:22, 3338:9, 3347:16, 3350:5, 3350:7,
INTERESTING [2] - 3313:5, 3314:9,
3355:23, 3355:25, 3376:25, 3399:10 3350:8, 3350:12,
3310:7, 3320:14 3314:19, 3315:24,
3358:9, 3358:15, ISSUED [1] - 3351:7, 3351:10,
INTERMEDIATE [1] - 3318:7, 3318:24,
3358:19, 3358:20, 3361:21 3351:12, 3352:6,
3327:15 3319:3, 3319:7,
3359:1, 3359:3, ISSUES [5] - 3352:11, 3352:12,
INTERNAL [1] - 3320:12, 3320:19,
3359:6, 3359:13, 3312:19, 3343:11, 3353:4, 3353:5,
3360:1 3321:1, 3321:3,
3359:23, 3359:24, 3376:17, 3396:4, 3353:6, 3353:8,
INTERRELATED [1] 3321:24, 3322:16,
3359:25, 3360:3, 3403:23 3353:14, 3353:15,
- 3379:11 3322:17, 3323:6,
3360:4, 3360:5, IT [331] - 3310:13, 3353:18, 3354:1,
INTERRUPT [1] - 3323:7, 3323:20,
3360:13, 3360:20, 3311:21, 3311:23, 3354:8, 3354:9,
3343:14 3323:25, 3324:6,
3360:21, 3362:18, 3314:18, 3314:21, 3355:3, 3355:17,
INTERSECTION [1] - 3324:25, 3325:1,
3362:19, 3365:21, 3315:12, 3315:14, 3355:22, 3356:1,
3369:3 3325:2, 3325:18,
3367:4, 3367:5, 3315:21, 3316:1, 3356:4, 3356:11,
INTO [21] - 3310:7, 3325:22, 3326:1,
3367:6, 3367:7, 3316:13, 3316:14, 3356:14, 3356:16,
3315:17, 3322:7, 3326:21, 3326:25,
3368:1, 3368:6, 3316:15, 3316:18, 3356:23, 3357:10,
3323:21, 3328:24, 3327:3, 3327:10,
3369:6, 3369:21, 3316:19, 3318:10, 3357:12, 3357:15,
3337:2, 3337:15, 3327:17, 3327:24,
3369:23, 3370:1, 3318:11, 3318:15, 3358:1, 3358:9,
3345:5, 3345:10, 3328:2, 3328:9,
3370:6, 3371:7, 3318:18, 3318:20, 3358:17, 3359:9,
3345:23, 3346:5, 3328:15, 3328:17,
3371:10, 3371:11, 3318:24, 3319:5, 3359:10, 3359:17,
3352:13, 3353:7, 3329:6, 3329:12,
3372:21, 3374:5, 3319:20, 3319:22, 3360:18, 3360:19,
3354:1, 3354:6, 3329:23, 3330:4,
3374:14, 3374:23, 3319:23, 3319:24, 3361:19, 3362:1,
3356:1, 3368:8, 3331:6, 3331:7,
3376:4, 3376:11, 3362:7, 3362:9,
DAILY COPY
20
3362:10, 3362:11, 3399:14, 3399:19, 3390:17, 3392:20, 3383:12, 3384:4,

J
3362:12, 3362:23, 3399:23, 3400:6, 3392:25, 3393:8, 3384:19, 3385:10,
3362:24, 3363:2, 3400:15, 3400:24, J [2] - 3308:1, 3309:7 3393:16, 3393:23, 3386:4, 3394:7,
3363:7, 3363:19, 3401:2, 3401:10, JAMES [4] - 3307:1, 3403:14 3399:8, 3399:9,
3363:20, 3363:21, 3401:11, 3401:19, 3308:8, 3331:18, JUSTICE [1] - 3308:4 3400:1, 3401:21,
3364:12, 3364:24, 3401:22, 3402:1, 3331:22 3402:12, 3403:1,
JUSTIFICATION [1] -
3365:8, 3365:9, 3402:6, 3402:9, JEFFERSON [1] - 3404:8
3389:21
3365:10, 3365:13, 3402:24, 3403:3, 3307:2 KNOWING [2] -
JUSTIFIED [1] -
3366:2, 3366:18, 3403:8, 3403:12, JEFFREY [1] - 3317:22, 3391:13
3368:22
3366:21, 3367:1, 3404:1, 3404:5, 3308:6 KNOWLEDGE [13] -
JUSTIFY [5] -
3367:14, 3367:19, 3404:16, 3404:19 JOB [3] - 3319:11, 3317:19, 3342:24,
3366:11, 3368:17,
3367:22, 3368:2, IT'LL [1] - 3402:21 3321:6, 3321:7 3370:23, 3372:3, 3372:8, 3389:16,
3368:6, 3368:10, IT'S [67] - 3311:2, JOHN [1] - 3308:12 3374:11 3398:13, 3400:5,
3368:19, 3368:23, 3311:25, 3314:20, JONATHAN [2] - JUSTIFYING [1] - 3400:16, 3401:23,
3369:2, 3369:4, 3317:22, 3319:1, 3306:19, 3326:16 3365:13 3402:2, 3402:6,
3369:5, 3370:1, 3320:14, 3321:5, JOSEPH [2] - 3402:10, 3402:16,
3370:24, 3371:6, 3306:16, 3306:16
3321:7, 3322:15,
JOSHUA [1] -
K 3402:25
3371:11, 3371:12, 3322:16, 3323:9, KNOWLEDGEABL
3307:15 K [2] - 3308:9,
3371:13, 3371:19, 3323:10, 3325:11, E [1] - 3400:6
JR [8] - 3306:8, 3308:11
3372:1, 3372:10, 3328:7, 3328:10,
3373:3, 3373:4, 3307:5, 3307:12, KALIMAH [1] -
3329:1, 3335:3,
3308:6 L
3373:7, 3373:11, 3337:1, 3337:19, 3307:18, 3307:18,
3308:5, 3308:8, KARA [2] - 3308:9, LA [10] - 3306:17,
3373:15, 3374:11, 3340:12, 3340:13,
3391:15 3310:15 3306:21, 3307:3,
3374:16, 3375:16, 3342:12, 3343:12,
JUDGE [2] - 3306:8, KAREN [3] - 3307:6, 3307:10,
3375:20, 3375:25, 3344:10, 3344:15,
3347:5 3308:16, 3405:12, 3307:13, 3307:16,
3376:1, 3376:10, 3345:9, 3346:2,
JUDGE'S [1] - 3405:20 3307:20, 3308:3,
3376:13, 3377:16, 3346:15, 3348:1,
3379:15 KATRINA [11] - 3322:3
3377:18, 3377:25, 3348:16, 3352:10,
JUNIOR [2] - 3317:11, 3321:14, LABELED [1] -
3378:1, 3378:10, 3352:23, 3356:11,
3326:21, 3330:12, 3363:19
3378:18, 3379:5, 3358:13, 3358:16, 3321:17, 3327:3
3332:3, 3333:16, LABOR [1] - 3390:19
3379:8, 3379:9, 3359:21, 3363:11, JURISDICTION [1] -
3379:25, 3380:1, 3401:20 3403:2, 3403:12, LABRANCHE [1] -
3364:22, 3368:23,
3380:2, 3380:5, JUST [64] - 3311:25, 3404:1, 3404:5 3325:2
3369:23, 3371:15,
3380:14, 3380:15, 3313:16, 3313:22, KEA [1] - 3306:20 LACK [1] - 3328:25
3374:16, 3375:7,
3380:16, 3380:17, 3375:13, 3376:12, 3314:24, 3315:18, KEEP [2] - 3395:1, LADIES [1] - 3312:23
3381:2, 3381:7, 3381:4, 3381:17, 3316:13, 3317:22, 3397:16 LAFAYETTE [3] -
3381:17, 3382:4, 3381:18, 3382:20, 3317:24, 3319:12, KEEPING [1] - 3307:3, 3315:1,
3382:5, 3382:8, 3384:2, 3386:5, 3319:20, 3320:5, 3372:1 3322:15
3382:12, 3383:12, 3386:7, 3386:8, 3320:14, 3320:16, KELLS [1] - 3308:7 LAID [1] - 3329:7
3383:16, 3383:22, 3392:25, 3393:2, 3320:25, 3322:4, KEY [1] - 3376:4 LAKE [14] - 3311:3,
3384:18, 3384:19, 3395:20, 3397:15, 3323:23, 3325:21, KIND [6] - 3313:17, 3317:6, 3322:7,
3384:21, 3385:25, 3397:20, 3398:18, 3326:3, 3326:8, 3343:20, 3345:9, 3326:7, 3354:2,
3386:1, 3386:2, 3402:19, 3402:20, 3326:16, 3326:19, 3362:7, 3379:25, 3354:4, 3354:6,
3386:6, 3386:19, 3403:20, 3404:9, 3328:4, 3328:11, 3382:20 3355:24, 3355:25,
3386:21, 3386:24, 3405:2 3328:21, 3329:7, KINDERGARTEN [1] 3381:25, 3382:22,
3387:3, 3387:6, ITEM [1] - 3348:22 3331:12, 3337:23, - 3313:11 3382:24, 3383:3,
3387:25, 3388:2, ITEMS [1] - 3347:20 3341:12, 3343:4, KNEW [2] - 3324:15, 3383:7
3389:6, 3389:12, ITS [13] - 3331:25, 3343:14, 3343:18, 3399:9 LAND [9] - 3318:19,
3389:14, 3389:19, 3338:2, 3342:24, 3344:25, 3349:16, KNOW [37] - 3318:24, 3319:1,
3389:20, 3389:23, 3343:2, 3343:4, 3349:18, 3352:14, 3317:25, 3329:1, 3327:13, 3327:22,
3389:24, 3389:25, 3347:9, 3349:6, 3353:2, 3354:23, 3329:4, 3330:16, 3328:5, 3354:10,
3390:7, 3390:12, 3351:3, 3351:11, 3356:13, 3358:14, 3331:7, 3332:9, 3355:4, 3383:7
3391:2, 3391:6, 3361:19, 3375:4, 3362:19, 3363:4, 3336:1, 3339:14, LANDOWNERS [1] -
3391:23, 3392:23, 3395:1, 3398:4 3364:16, 3368:2, 3343:9, 3347:1, 3346:12
3392:24, 3393:2, ITSELF [9] - 3369:2, 3371:24, 3347:22, 3347:25, LANDS [2] - 3328:25,
3393:5, 3393:11, 3343:15, 3349:18, 3374:2, 3376:2, 3348:1, 3348:4, 3369:11
3394:1, 3394:3, 3357:11, 3368:5, 3377:9, 3379:10, 3348:17, 3349:25, LARGE [3] - 3339:8,
3394:6, 3394:10, 3369:5, 3370:5, 3381:25, 3383:11, 3351:4, 3351:13, 3382:18, 3382:21
3394:13, 3396:5, 3382:24, 3384:20, 3383:22, 3384:4, 3353:2, 3356:13, LAST [11] - 3310:6,
3397:5, 3397:9, 3387:15 3387:17, 3387:19, 3361:25, 3375:6, 3310:7, 3312:6,
3398:13, 3399:4, 3388:20, 3389:3, 3376:23, 3381:25, 3317:2, 3331:22,
DAILY COPY
21
3358:3, 3380:20, 3398:3, 3399:4, 3383:20 LOOK [47] - 3322:25, 3329:20

3380:24, 3381:1, 3403:2 LINES [1] - 3344:1 3323:5, 3323:11, LOUIS [1] - 3310:18
3393:5, 3404:24 LET'S [6] - 3328:20, LIST [6] - 3323:22, 3323:13, 3323:14, LOUISA [2] -
LATE [5] - 3316:20, 3336:19, 3345:3, 3324:8, 3325:1, 3323:19, 3323:24, 3344:22, 3345:11
3326:20, 3330:8, 3355:1, 3379:15, 3325:12, 3340:13, 3337:10, 3337:21, LOUISIANA [21] -
3363:2, 3363:7 3395:8 3387:18 3338:7, 3342:1, 3306:1, 3306:4,
LATER [8] - 3366:12, LETTER [1] - LISTED [3] - 3342:20, 3343:8, 3308:17, 3317:13,
3400:15, 3401:22, 3338:11 3375:23, 3376:2, 3345:12, 3350:12, 3319:22, 3324:20,
3402:1, 3402:6, LETTERS [1] - 3388:3 3350:21, 3356:6, 3324:21, 3325:22,
3402:9, 3402:21, 3373:9 LISTING [1] - 3356:16, 3356:19, 3326:2, 3326:6,
3402:24 LEVEE [6] - 3319:21, 3386:20 3357:5, 3359:3, 3336:9, 3340:10,
LAW [9] - 3306:16, 3323:25, 3324:3, LISTS [1] - 3322:13 3359:6, 3359:22, 3357:1, 3361:13,
3306:19, 3307:4, 3333:17, 3350:23 LITERALLY [1] - 3360:21, 3360:24, 3361:20, 3373:3,
3307:7, 3307:18, LEVEES [4] - 3318:1, 3362:12 3365:21, 3367:14, 3385:12, 3388:6,
3317:23, 3320:15, 3322:3, 3322:5, LITIGATION [1] - 3367:25, 3368:23, 3388:15, 3401:3,
3321:15, 3386:4 3325:6 3308:1 3370:1, 3371:23, 3405:13
LAWN [1] - 3306:23 LEVEL [10] - LITTLE [10] - 3373:23, 3373:24, LOUTRE [1] - 3322:3
LAWYER [1] - 3335:12, 3338:19, 3314:15, 3319:16, 3374:14, 3375:6, LOWEST [1] -
3390:21 3339:15, 3341:20, 3320:6, 3324:13, 3377:18, 3377:20, 3323:2
LAWYER'S [1] - 3341:21, 3344:18, 3337:23, 3352:13, 3382:12, 3385:22, LUNCH [1] - 3405:6
3307:8 3347:14, 3354:11, 3352:24, 3362:7, 3386:13, 3387:16,
LAY [2] - 3328:17, 3355:20, 3379:12 3374:9, 3386:21 3387:17, 3388:8, M
3355:5 LEVELS [1] - LIVE [2] - 3313:1, 3393:25, 3394:8,
M [3] - 3306:16,
LAYS [2] - 3329:3, 3343:16 3322:20 3394:16, 3399:18
3306:16, 3307:15
3329:4 LEVINE [1] - 3308:8 LIVED [2] - 3312:9, LOOKED [11] -
MADE [16] - 3314:21,
LEAD [2] - 3342:4, LIBRARIES [1] - 3313:3 3353:18, 3365:14,
3320:15, 3330:21,
3361:9 3340:11 LLC [2] - 3307:4, 3366:19, 3366:23,
3330:23, 3336:8,
LEADER [1] - LIED [1] - 3390:23 3307:22 3371:25, 3379:9,
3339:15, 3339:18,
3337:18 LIFE [8] - 3323:6, LOBBY [2] - 3379:16, 3379:21,
3347:13, 3347:18,
LEADERSHIP [1] - 3326:20, 3348:18, 3389:17, 3395:9 3389:6, 3396:8,
3354:11, 3360:23,
3336:5 3391:16, 3395:18, LOBBYING [1] - 3396:16
3366:6, 3373:15,
LEARN [1] - 3389:24 3396:18, 3396:23, 3395:13 LOOKING [14] -
3374:9, 3381:19,
LEAST [17] - 3397:2 LOCAL [8] - 3340:8, 3315:21, 3320:12,
3391:14
3340:19, 3340:21, LIFETIME [1] - 3341:13, 3369:5, 3338:2, 3356:23,
MAGNITUDE [1] -
3344:14, 3357:3, 3326:5 3369:10, 3369:14, 3365:19, 3366:22,
3373:4
3359:25, 3360:20, LIFTING [1] - 3369:24, 3370:15, 3367:12, 3371:20,
MAILING [3] -
3361:2, 3365:16, 3390:21 3373:14 3372:3, 3373:11,
3379:6, 3385:18, 3387:5, 3387:18,
3367:10, 3368:6, LIGHT [3] - 3356:19, LOCATED [2] - 3387:21
3370:3, 3370:25, 3360:22, 3394:20 3315:6, 3316:3 3394:9, 3396:3
LOS [1] - 3306:14 MAIN [5] - 3307:16,
3371:7, 3371:8, LIKE [20] - 3326:20, LOCATING [1] - 3335:2, 3344:12,
3375:12, 3389:3, 3334:7, 3335:20, 3316:10 LOSE [2] - 3330:20,
3344:17, 3379:7
3404:9 3336:13, 3337:10, LOCATION [1] - 3397:4
MAINLY [6] - 3352:6,
LEAVE [2] - 3370:10, 3339:23, 3343:8, 3310:23 LOSS [9] - 3327:13,
3364:8, 3368:21,
3382:6 3345:13, 3347:5, LOCATIONS [3] - 3327:22, 3328:5,
3370:2, 3375:9
LEFT [2] - 3381:13, 3355:10, 3364:3, 3380:16, 3383:12, 3330:13, 3354:4,
MAINTAIN [3] -
3381:20 3365:20, 3378:24, 3383:14 3354:10, 3355:19,
3379:9 3361:19, 3378:17,
LEGAL [1] - 3398:14 3380:5, 3392:1, LOCK [2] - 3367:3, 3383:5
LEGISLATE [1] - 3395:14, 3396:4, 3367:9 LOSSES [2] -
MAINTAINED [1] -
3398:4 3398:7, 3400:21, LOCKS [1] - 3325:6 3318:3, 3321:19
3385:2
LEGISLATION [2] - 3405:1 LONG [9] - 3313:3, LOST [5] - 3319:20,
3330:20, 3354:14, MAINTAINING [3] -
3338:15, 3349:18 LIKELY [9] - 3324:1, 3315:2, 3320:8, 3356:3, 3372:1
LENGTH [1] - 3353:7 3335:3, 3335:8, 3320:12, 3324:25, 3397:4, 3401:4
MAINTENANCE [27]
LESS [1] - 3330:18 3339:11, 3343:12, 3332:18, 3333:1, LOT [13] - 3311:6,
3320:25, 3321:23, - 3330:25, 3353:25,
LET [16] - 3311:8, 3358:23, 3373:4, 3344:9, 3344:20
3325:18, 3333:16, 3361:11, 3367:8,
3351:13, 3351:16, 3387:25, 3388:2 LONG-TERM [2] -
3334:23, 3336:10, 3367:11, 3368:22,
3369:1, 3377:20, LIMITATIONS [2] - 3320:8, 3320:12 3369:14, 3369:17,
3380:1, 3380:8, 3339:5, 3339:6 3339:5, 3354:4,
LONGER [6] - 3369:22, 3373:19,
3381:25, 3382:15, LIMITED [2] - 3356:1, 3379:4,
3325:10, 3360:18, 3373:24, 3374:3,
3387:8, 3393:7, 3391:13, 3392:11 3382:23, 3385:6
3365:10, 3365:11, 3374:22, 3375:9,
3393:15, 3396:25, LINE [2] - 3353:9, LOTS [2] - 3329:19,
3371:16 3375:17, 3377:4,
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3377:7, 3378:1, 3389:1 3396:21, 3398:17, 3388:15, 3388:16 3310:21, 3311:1,

3378:8, 3378:14, MAP [4] - 3327:23, 3399:16, 3399:20 MEMBER [3] - 3311:10, 3311:13,
3379:7, 3380:22, 3352:18, 3378:24, MAYBE [5] - 3313:22, 3314:24, 3311:23, 3311:25,
3384:20, 3389:10, 3379:16 3322:21, 3358:21, 3317:15 3312:2, 3312:4,
3390:1, 3396:5, MAPS [1] - 3327:24 3374:10, 3380:15, MEMBERS [2] - 3312:6, 3312:8,
3396:17 MARC [1] - 3308:8 3389:25 3339:19, 3390:5 3312:25, 3315:20,
MAJOR [1] - 3366:10 MARINE [2] - MCCONNON [1] - MEMORANDUM [5] - 3315:22, 3326:9,
MAJORITY [2] - 3315:15, 3321:21 3308:8 3352:5, 3357:10, 3326:19, 3329:10,
3326:19, 3329:10 MARITIME [2] - ME [24] - 3310:11, 3357:13, 3370:14, 3329:11, 3331:3
MAKE [23] - 3310:17, 3372:18, 3373:1 3319:2, 3320:22, 3370:21 MILLIONS [1] -
3318:1, 3319:25, MARK [5] - 3311:3, 3326:17, 3326:20, MENTION [4] - 3397:12
3320:4, 3322:19, 3362:18, 3380:13, 3343:14, 3344:25, 3328:19, 3356:23, MIND [2] - 3362:16,
3323:20, 3328:24, 3385:25, 3386:8 3355:7, 3369:1, 3357:3, 3381:9 3403:8
3340:25, 3344:12, MARKED [6] - 3369:21, 3369:24, MENTIONED [18] - MINDFUL [2] -
3346:12, 3346:22, 3310:23, 3311:2, 3377:20, 3380:8, 3321:11, 3321:23, 3391:10
3363:4, 3363:19, 3363:8, 3363:22, 3382:4, 3382:15, 3333:24, 3334:25, MINIMIZE [1] -
3367:17, 3368:19, 3380:8, 3381:7 3387:8, 3390:17, 3341:16, 3347:16, 3377:2
3369:1, 3370:24, MARKERS [1] - 3390:22, 3393:7, 3348:10, 3354:20, MINUTE [5] -
3382:8, 3387:7, 3384:5 3393:15, 3398:3, 3355:21, 3365:24, 3331:12, 3341:12,
3389:4, 3393:8, MARKS [2] - 3380:5, 3399:4, 3399:8, 3366:21, 3367:6, 3358:25, 3363:13,
3393:10, 3404:21 3382:6 3403:2 3370:6, 3374:21, 3392:20
MAKER [4] - 3392:2, MARSH [27] - MEAN [15] - 3318:11, 3379:3, 3385:11, MISSION [11] -
3392:5, 3392:8, 3313:14, 3318:1, 3319:17, 3323:3, 3386:18, 3388:18 3334:20, 3334:25,
3392:15 3318:2, 3319:21, 3327:18, 3335:1, MENTIONING [1] - 3335:1, 3335:3,
MAKES [4] - 3319:22, 3320:1, 3343:3, 3351:4, 3329:9 3336:12, 3336:17,
3316:13, 3318:10, 3320:5, 3322:3, 3351:6, 3353:2, MERITS [1] - 3343:9, 3360:24,
3378:17, 3380:2 3322:5, 3323:3, 3356:7, 3356:13, 3335:20 3365:25, 3395:1,
MAKING [1] - 3345:2 3323:5, 3323:14, 3369:25, 3375:7, MESSED [2] - 3397:15
MAN [2] - 3324:17, 3327:15, 3327:16, 3400:22, 3402:3 3362:7, 3379:25 MISSISSIPPI [13] -
3354:11 3329:21, 3330:19, MEANS [6] - 3335:3, MET [1] - 3360:19 3326:25, 3327:9,
MAN-MADE [1] - 3330:23, 3354:4, 3335:7, 3341:6, MEXICO [2] - 3341:18, 3341:19,
3354:11 3354:9, 3355:16, 3351:7, 3402:5 3352:11, 3352:13 3357:11, 3357:17,
MANAGE [1] - 3365:15, 3384:25, MEASURED [1] - MICHAEL [3] - 3358:11, 3366:25,
3333:23 3385:4, 3397:9, 3328:5 3307:14, 3307:15, 3367:3, 3367:8,
MANAGEMENT [8] - 3401:3 MEASURES [14] - 3308:5 3376:3, 3382:1,
3316:23, 3332:4, MARSHALLING [1] - 3332:6, 3336:21, MICHELE [1] - 3382:19
3333:7, 3333:9, 3310:10 3356:22, 3356:24, 3308:7 MISTAKE [1] -
3334:6, 3364:9, MARSHES [1] - 3361:1, 3361:7, MIDDLE [2] - 3312:2, 3391:14
3401:12, 3401:18 3357:2 3364:13, 3365:23, 3324:1 MISTAKEN [1] -
MANAGER [16] - MARSHLAND [1] - 3367:20, 3371:21, MIGHT [21] - 3391:16
3312:12, 3314:20, 3354:13 3372:4, 3377:8, 3318:10, 3339:9, MISUNDERSTOOD
3316:11, 3316:17, MASSIVELY [2] - 3389:22, 3396:4 3342:15, 3342:16, [1] - 3372:24
3319:6, 3320:22, 3318:8, 3318:17 MECHANICAL [1] - 3344:23, 3345:24, MITIGATE [4] -
3330:16, 3332:21, MASTER'S [2] - 3308:20 3348:8, 3351:12, 3317:23, 3319:23,
3333:5, 3335:25, 3312:16, 3313:7 MEDIA [2] - 3340:11, 3354:2, 3357:20, 3319:24, 3329:4
3338:19, 3338:22, MATERIAL [1] - 3385:13 3359:5, 3360:25, MITIGATING [2] -
3340:6, 3364:8, 3385:3 MEDIATE [1] - 3364:12, 3365:17, 3318:2, 3328:14
3374:21, 3387:4 MATTER [2] - 3329:8 3370:23, 3382:8, MITIGATION [8] -
MANAGERS [4] - 3338:16, 3405:16 MEDIATED [1] - 3384:25, 3385:1, 3319:14, 3319:16,
3333:21, 3333:22, MAY [25] - 3306:4, 3317:25 3397:4, 3397:12 3319:18, 3320:9,
3334:4, 3336:14 3310:2, 3312:23, MEDIATION [6] - MILE [8] - 3352:10, 3328:19, 3328:20,
MANNER [4] - 3319:4, 3323:24, 3320:15, 3320:16, 3374:2, 3376:19, 3328:22, 3396:4
3398:10, 3399:1, 3340:4, 3343:14, 3320:17, 3329:5, 3379:24, 3383:13, MITSCH [1] - 3308:9
3400:3, 3400:9 3343:17, 3343:22, 3329:8, 3329:9 3383:19, 3384:4 MIXTURE [1] -
MANUAL [1] - 3345:4, 3346:1, MEET [1] - 3346:11 MILES [5] - 3325:10, 3368:15
3390:19 3351:10, 3352:12, MEETING [3] - 3330:24, 3354:5, MODEL [9] -
MANY [8] - 3317:25, 3363:2, 3363:17, 3317:16, 3361:22, 3389:9 3319:19, 3357:22,
3318:1, 3318:7, 3363:21, 3370:15, 3373:6 MILLER [22] - 3357:23, 3358:16,
3318:8, 3319:2, 3378:18, 3390:24, MEETINGS [5] - 3308:9, 3309:4, 3358:22, 3359:18,
3320:11, 3340:9, 3393:18, 3394:14, 3385:14, 3385:17, 3310:15, 3310:16, 3360:17, 3366:12,
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3366:14 MOVING [7] - 3393:23, 3393:25, 3311:13, 3311:23, 3319:11, 3335:21,

MODELING [4] - 3313:8, 3352:7, 3394:10, 3394:13, 3311:25, 3312:2, 3344:2, 3352:6,
3370:25, 3371:1, 3357:12, 3366:24, 3394:18, 3395:20, 3312:4, 3312:6, 3353:16, 3368:16,
3371:4, 3371:5 3367:22, 3380:1 3396:1, 3397:3, 3312:8, 3312:25, 3368:18, 3368:24,
MODELS [2] - MR [139] - 3309:5, 3397:18, 3398:14, 3315:20, 3315:22, 3370:24, 3394:21,
3323:11, 3323:13 3309:8, 3309:9, 3398:24, 3399:15, 3326:9, 3326:14, 3394:23, 3397:22
MODIFICATION [2] - 3311:5, 3326:13, 3399:22, 3400:19, 3326:19, 3329:10, NAVIGATIONAL [1] -
3339:8, 3395:24 3327:3, 3330:2, 3401:17, 3402:18, 3329:11, 3331:3, 3369:18
MODIFICATIONS [1] 3331:1, 3331:8, 3402:23, 3403:7, 3331:4 NCO'S [1] - 3314:23
- 3356:20 3331:10, 3331:12, 3403:10, 3403:11, MUCH [14] - 3310:14, NEAR [1] - 3320:5
MODIFY [2] - 3339:2, 3331:24, 3331:25, 3403:16, 3403:25, 3319:19, 3325:11, NEARBY [1] - 3397:4
3339:4 3332:11, 3332:13, 3404:20, 3404:24, 3330:20, 3330:21, NEARLY [2] -
MOMENT [1] - 3332:14, 3333:24, 3405:2, 3405:3 3331:4, 3332:8, 3325:17, 3327:14
3393:16 3335:22, 3338:18, MRGO [76] - 3308:1, 3348:8, 3348:9, NECESSARILY [1] -
MONDAY [2] - 3340:15, 3345:11, 3320:22, 3321:12, 3354:13, 3374:7, 3385:15
3306:4, 3310:2 3346:24, 3347:3, 3321:13, 3321:16, 3378:1, 3381:8, NECESSARY [3] -
MONETARY [4] - 3347:4, 3347:5, 3321:19, 3322:1, 3393:20 3321:3, 3321:5,
3365:14, 3365:21, 3348:15, 3348:24, 3322:7, 3327:13, MUST [1] - 3398:5 3377:4
3367:19 3349:3, 3351:5, 3327:23, 3328:1, MY [14] - 3310:15, NECESSITATED [1]
MONEY [2] - 3322:9, 3351:12, 3351:16, 3330:6, 3330:13, 3313:10, 3318:24, - 3336:10
3361:6 3351:19, 3352:1, 3330:14, 3330:17, 3321:6, 3331:22, NEED [13] - 3311:17,
MONTH [1] - 3325:9 3353:11, 3353:12, 3330:20, 3330:24, 3332:21, 3391:13, 3318:20, 3319:19,
MONTHS [1] - 3355:7, 3355:10, 3332:7, 3336:22, 3391:22, 3393:1, 3320:14, 3320:16,
3325:11 3355:12, 3355:13, 3348:18, 3350:11, 3393:19, 3394:17, 3321:4, 3331:14,
MORE [30] - 3317:11, 3355:14, 3356:5, 3350:17, 3350:23, 3403:2, 3405:15 3337:23, 3349:16,
3319:16, 3320:8, 3356:8, 3356:12, 3352:11, 3354:3, MYER [1] - 3308:10 3358:15, 3377:9,
3322:5, 3324:1, 3356:14, 3356:15, 3354:4, 3354:7, MYRIAD [1] - 3388:1
3324:15, 3325:19, 3360:15, 3362:17, 3355:17, 3355:20, 3345:17 NEEDED [7] -
3334:23, 3335:3, 3362:22, 3362:25, 3355:23, 3355:24, 3330:18, 3341:7,
3335:8, 3336:10, 3363:9, 3363:12, 3356:2, 3359:2, N 3359:11, 3361:12,
3342:2, 3342:3, 3363:18, 3363:22, 3359:4, 3359:20, 3370:13, 3371:2,
N [3] - 3309:1,
3343:12, 3343:22, 3363:25, 3364:1, 3361:16, 3365:23, 3399:9
3310:1, 3331:23
3345:11, 3353:20, 3365:3, 3365:5, 3366:17, 3366:22, NEEDS [8] -
NAME [7] - 3310:15,
3354:6, 3356:11, 3367:4, 3370:12, 3366:24, 3366:25, 3319:14, 3337:11,
3311:20, 3312:2,
3373:15, 3375:12, 3370:13, 3372:6, 3367:14, 3369:4, 3340:22, 3342:2,
3312:6, 3331:20,
3376:1, 3378:17, 3372:7, 3372:8, 3369:23, 3371:18, 3369:23, 3386:19,
3331:22, 3331:23
3382:9, 3383:25, 3372:23, 3373:13, 3372:4, 3373:19, 3393:2, 3401:1
3378:13, 3381:25, NAMED [1] - 3335:22
3389:23, 3389:24, 3375:25, 3377:12, NEVER [12] -
3382:23, 3383:4, NAMES [1] - 3340:14
3396:2, 3398:18, 3378:25, 3379:2, 3348:16, 3395:17,
3379:14, 3379:18, 3383:7, 3385:17, NARROW [3] -
3401:6 3355:23, 3396:3, 3395:18, 3396:10,
MORGAN [1] - 3380:7, 3380:12, 3391:16, 3394:20, 3399:24, 3403:3,
3381:7, 3381:11, 3394:23, 3395:14, 3396:5
3307:20 3403:5, 3403:6,
3381:15, 3381:16, 3395:18, 3397:24, NATION [2] -
MORNING [10] - 3403:13, 3404:2,
3382:8, 3382:10, 3398:7, 3399:8, 3343:21, 3345:13
3306:9, 3310:3, 3404:6, 3404:11
3382:11, 3383:23, 3399:25, 3400:18, NATIONAL [8] -
3310:6, 3310:15, NEW [36] - 3306:4,
3383:25, 3384:3, 3401:7, 3401:8, 3315:15, 3316:21,
3311:7, 3326:14, 3306:17, 3306:21,
3385:8, 3385:25, 3401:23, 3402:2, 3321:21, 3326:4,
3326:15, 3331:24, 3307:6, 3307:24,
3386:3, 3386:5, 3402:7, 3402:11, 3335:17, 3335:19,
3391:19, 3391:20 3308:3, 3308:17,
3386:7, 3386:11, 3402:17, 3402:25, 3345:13, 3361:3
MOST [3] - 3351:22, 3311:2, 3312:9,
3386:12, 3386:13, 3403:24, 3404:2 NATIONWIDE [1] -
3369:15, 3370:24 3312:10, 3313:2,
3387:18, 3389:16, MRGO'S [6] - 3344:8
MOSTLY [4] - 3313:3, 3313:4,
3390:3, 3390:13, 3398:11, 3399:2, NATURAL [12] -
3317:15, 3323:15, 3313:8, 3313:10,
3390:15, 3390:17, 3400:3, 3400:9, 3310:24, 3314:23,
3326:8, 3368:18 3313:18, 3315:6,
3390:21, 3391:2, 3403:4, 3403:14 3315:15, 3316:7,
MOTION [1] - 3315:10, 3316:6,
3391:5, 3391:7, MRS [6] - 3312:11, 3354:11, 3361:14,
3399:20 3331:25, 3332:16,
3391:10, 3391:18, 3312:15, 3313:1, 3361:21, 3361:23,
MOUTH [1] - 3320:5 3333:10, 3333:12,
3391:19, 3392:21, 3321:11, 3325:25, 3388:16, 3392:17,
MOVE [4] - 3344:19, 3336:10, 3341:13,
3392:24, 3393:2, 3326:9 3404:20, 3404:22
3357:9, 3367:1, 3347:14, 3349:8,
3393:4, 3393:12, MS [22] - 3309:4, NATURE [1] -
3399:15 3358:12, 3360:1,
3393:13, 3393:14, 3310:15, 3310:21, 3403:23
MOVED [1] - 3320:24 3361:23, 3366:13,
3393:16, 3393:20, 3311:1, 3311:10, NAVIGATION [13] -
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3369:10, 3372:16, - 3399:16, 3399:17,

[3] 3387:23, 3387:25, 3393:23, 3394:13, 3320:3, 3320:5,
3373:10, 3388:19 3399:19 3388:1, 3388:4, 3394:18, 3396:1, 3320:8, 3320:16,
NEXT [9] - 3311:13, NOR [1] - 3404:12 3388:20, 3388:22 3397:3, 3397:18, 3320:17, 3320:18,
3331:13, 3331:25, NORMAL [1] - NOTIFY [1] - 3339:21 3398:24, 3399:15, 3320:25, 3321:1,
3333:3, 3337:15, 3360:13 NOTWITHSTANDIN 3399:22, 3401:17, 3321:7, 3321:12,
3341:9, 3364:16, NORMAN [1] - G [1] - 3328:22 3402:23, 3403:10, 3321:16, 3321:19,
3376:12, 3391:22 3306:2 NOVEMBER [1] - 3403:11, 3403:25, 3321:23, 3322:1,
NIGHT [1] - 3393:5 NORTH [11] - 3328:6, 3401:14 3404:20 3322:3, 3322:6,
NINE [1] - 3391:14 3328:12, 3330:19, NOW [20] - 3318:24, OAK [1] - 3306:23 3322:15, 3322:17,
NINETEEN [1] - 3330:24, 3336:21, 3320:4, 3320:14, OATH [1] - 3311:16 3322:19, 3322:23,
3362:21 3350:22, 3353:9, 3320:15, 3325:19, OBJECTION [10] - 3323:3, 3323:6,
NINETEEN-NINETY 3364:13, 3377:3, 3326:10, 3328:4, 3311:8, 3348:15, 3323:11, 3323:12,
[1] - 3362:21 3377:24, 3378:7 3329:11, 3330:23, 3348:19, 3395:20, 3323:15, 3323:16,
NINETY [1] - 3362:21 NOT [72] - 3310:22, 3335:18, 3344:1, 3398:14, 3399:15, 3323:17, 3323:25,
NO [54] - 3306:3, 3318:12, 3319:22, 3359:12, 3364:3, 3400:19, 3402:18, 3324:2, 3324:8,
3313:16, 3328:10, 3328:19, 3329:9, 3364:18, 3365:24, 3403:7, 3403:16 3324:10, 3324:16,
3329:21, 3330:8, 3329:13, 3329:15, 3381:17, 3385:20, OBJECTIONS [1] - 3324:21, 3324:22,
3331:3, 3338:3, 3330:22, 3333:11, 3395:17, 3396:16, 3311:6 3325:2, 3325:4,
3338:13, 3338:21, 3336:20, 3338:21, 3404:9 OBLIGATION [1] - 3325:10, 3325:19,
3338:25, 3345:12, 3342:10, 3342:12, NOWHERE [1] - 3328:23 3325:20, 3325:22,
3346:14, 3349:1, 3344:22, 3345:23, 3324:2 OBLIGATIONS [1] - 3326:10, 3326:19,
3349:13, 3350:5, 3346:1, 3348:13, NUMBER [23] - 3398:21 3326:20, 3326:25,
3350:7, 3350:9, 3348:22, 3349:13, 3328:3, 3328:4, OBTAINING [1] - 3327:3, 3327:6,
3350:12, 3351:16, 3350:5, 3354:24, 3334:13, 3334:21, 3376:18 3327:8, 3327:9,
3354:19, 3356:14, 3356:11, 3357:15, 3346:2, 3346:14, OBVIOUSLY [1] - 3327:13, 3327:14,
3357:15, 3359:22, 3357:16, 3357:25, 3354:10, 3355:8, 3356:10 3327:15, 3327:16,
3360:18, 3361:4, 3358:6, 3359:12, 3358:4, 3360:7, OCCASION [2] - 3327:22, 3327:23,
3361:5, 3367:13, 3361:5, 3361:17, 3365:1, 3365:2, 3390:4, 3390:5 3328:2, 3328:16,
3368:10, 3370:15, 3362:12, 3366:7, 3371:14, 3371:15, OCCUR [3] - 3349:5, 3328:25, 3329:10,
3371:16, 3372:10, 3367:15, 3368:10, 3373:8, 3375:23, 3354:1, 3355:25 3329:13, 3329:16,
3373:9, 3387:25, 3368:11, 3370:15, 3377:17, 3385:16, OCCURRED [2] - 3329:19, 3329:20,
3388:1, 3389:19, 3370:22, 3370:25, 3387:5, 3388:14, 3355:17, 3361:22 3329:25, 3330:11,
3390:13, 3393:23, 3372:10, 3373:12, 3390:20, 3396:22, OCCURRING [2] - 3330:23, 3330:24,
3396:21, 3396:22, 3380:6, 3383:11, 3401:4 3353:15, 3353:23 3330:25, 3331:7,
3397:1, 3397:11, 3383:24, 3385:15, NUMBERED [1] - OCCURS [1] - 3332:2, 3332:3,
3397:14, 3397:20, 3387:11, 3387:25, 3405:16 3356:2 3332:4, 3332:16,
3399:11, 3399:14, 3388:2, 3389:19, NUMBERS [3] - 3332:24, 3333:3,
OF [497] - 3306:1,
3400:15, 3401:22, 3392:22, 3393:8, 3310:21, 3327:18, 3333:8, 3333:12,
3306:5, 3306:7,
3402:1, 3402:6, 3393:18, 3393:21, 3383:22 3333:15, 3333:16,
3306:16, 3307:18,
3402:9, 3402:24 3395:8, 3395:13, NUMEROUS [1] - 3333:22, 3334:1,
3308:4, 3310:6,
NOBODY [2] - 3395:23, 3396:13, 3401:3 3334:13, 3334:19,
3310:9, 3310:10,
3346:17, 3390:19 3397:15, 3397:25, NY [1] - 3307:24 3334:20, 3334:21,
3310:16, 3310:17,
NOMINATE [1] - 3400:15, 3402:1, 3334:25, 3335:2,
3310:23, 3311:6,
3402:5, 3402:6, 3335:6, 3335:8,
3322:24 O 3312:8, 3312:10,
3335:10, 3335:13,
NON [10] - 3337:13, 3402:9, 3403:3, 3312:12, 3312:13,
O [5] - 3307:2, 3335:20, 3336:3,
3341:2, 3341:24, 3403:12, 3403:19, 3312:16, 3312:17,
3403:22, 3404:1, 3307:19, 3308:12, 3336:5, 3336:6,
3343:10, 3344:16, 3312:18, 3312:21,
3404:4, 3404:5, 3310:1, 3331:23 3336:8, 3336:9,
3367:13, 3367:23, 3313:17, 3313:19,
3404:12, 3404:13 O'BRIEN [1] - 3336:10, 3336:17,
3368:12, 3368:13, 3313:22, 3314:3,
NOTE [5] - 3310:16, 3307:23 3336:22, 3337:2,
3372:13 3314:8, 3314:12,
3310:17, 3315:18, O'DONNELL [35] - 3337:5, 3337:6,
NON-FEDERAL [10] 3314:13, 3314:15,
3348:19, 3367:12 3306:12, 3306:13, 3337:7, 3337:13,
- 3337:13, 3341:2, 3314:17, 3314:24,
NOTHING [2] - 3309:9, 3331:8, 3337:21, 3338:1,
3341:24, 3343:10, 3315:9, 3315:23,
3331:10, 3348:15, 3338:20, 3338:23,
3344:16, 3367:13, 3395:4 3316:1, 3317:14,
3355:7, 3355:12, 3339:3, 3339:5,
3367:23, 3368:12, NOTICE [16] - 3317:15, 3317:16,
3390:17, 3390:21, 3339:6, 3339:8,
3368:13, 3372:13 3339:20, 3339:25, 3317:18, 3317:25,
3391:2, 3391:5, 3339:11, 3339:18,
NONE [1] - 3400:11 3340:1, 3385:10, 3318:1, 3318:7,
3391:7, 3391:10, 3339:21, 3339:22,
NONMONETARY [2] 3386:14, 3386:17, 3318:9, 3318:23,
3391:18, 3392:24, 3340:3, 3340:9,
- 3365:19, 3365:21 3387:2, 3387:8, 3319:6, 3319:7,
3393:4, 3393:12, 3340:13, 3340:15,
NONRESPONSIVE 3387:19, 3387:21, 3319:19, 3319:22,
3393:14, 3393:20, 3340:19, 3340:21,
DAILY COPY
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3341:1, 3341:4, 3369:5, 3369:10, 3397:1, 3397:4, 3370:10, 3376:2, 3364:23, 3365:15,
3341:5, 3341:22, 3369:11, 3369:13, 3397:6, 3397:9, 3376:14, 3376:15, 3366:2, 3366:4,
3342:2, 3342:3, 3369:18, 3369:22, 3397:11, 3397:12, 3380:19, 3381:6, 3366:25, 3367:19,
3342:10, 3342:17, 3370:2, 3370:24, 3397:14, 3397:16, 3381:10, 3382:3, 3368:3, 3368:17,
3342:20, 3343:7, 3371:3, 3371:21, 3397:21, 3397:25, 3382:14, 3386:7, 3368:22, 3369:2,
3343:11, 3343:20, 3371:25, 3372:13, 3398:1, 3398:11, 3391:22, 3391:24, 3369:15, 3370:9,
3344:11, 3344:25, 3372:14, 3372:16, 3399:2, 3399:6, 3391:25, 3392:19, 3370:25, 3371:2,
3345:9, 3345:17, 3372:18, 3372:19, 3399:8, 3399:10, 3395:17, 3396:14, 3373:4, 3374:1,
3345:22, 3346:4, 3373:1, 3373:3, 3399:11, 3399:12, 3396:15, 3396:22, 3374:4, 3374:20,
3346:5, 3346:11, 3373:4, 3373:6, 3399:13, 3399:23, 3397:25, 3399:17 3375:9, 3375:15,
3346:21, 3346:25, 3373:8, 3373:10, 3399:24, 3399:25, OMB [3] - 3339:12, 3375:21, 3375:25,
3347:5, 3347:15, 3373:12, 3373:19, 3400:10, 3400:11, 3347:17, 3348:2 3376:6, 3376:12,
3348:1, 3348:9, 3374:1, 3375:2, 3400:16, 3400:18, ON [167] - 3310:16, 3377:6, 3377:17,
3348:18, 3349:2, 3375:3, 3375:19, 3401:1, 3401:4, 3310:18, 3310:22, 3377:24, 3378:9,
3349:7, 3349:12, 3375:23, 3376:6, 3401:6, 3401:12, 3311:3, 3314:1, 3378:21, 3378:24,
3349:16, 3349:17, 3376:11, 3376:18, 3401:18, 3401:19, 3314:2, 3314:3, 3379:13, 3380:2,
3350:11, 3350:15, 3377:8, 3377:14, 3401:23, 3402:2, 3314:5, 3316:2, 3380:21, 3382:11,
3350:18, 3350:21, 3377:17, 3377:21, 3402:4, 3402:7, 3316:23, 3317:4, 3383:6, 3383:22,
3350:23, 3351:3, 3377:23, 3378:5, 3402:9, 3402:10, 3317:9, 3317:12, 3384:1, 3384:7,
3351:8, 3351:19, 3378:6, 3378:9, 3402:14, 3402:16, 3317:14, 3317:16, 3384:16, 3384:20,
3351:25, 3352:4, 3378:12, 3378:21, 3402:20, 3402:25, 3317:17, 3318:23, 3385:20, 3386:21,
3352:5, 3352:11, 3379:4, 3379:6, 3403:4, 3403:14, 3318:24, 3319:8, 3388:3, 3388:13,
3352:13, 3353:7, 3379:7, 3379:9, 3403:16, 3403:22, 3319:17, 3320:20, 3389:11, 3390:1,
3353:17, 3353:20, 3379:11, 3379:25, 3404:4, 3404:6, 3320:24, 3320:25, 3390:8, 3391:7,
3354:2, 3354:4, 3380:6, 3380:9, 3404:16, 3405:13, 3321:11, 3321:13, 3393:5, 3393:15,
3354:5, 3354:8, 3380:21, 3382:6, 3405:14, 3405:15 3321:17, 3321:19, 3393:18, 3393:19,
3354:10, 3354:20, 3382:7, 3382:16, OFF [1] - 3393:19 3321:20, 3321:23, 3394:4, 3394:6,
3354:21, 3354:24, 3382:20, 3382:21, OFFICE [24] - 3322:2, 3322:6, 3394:9, 3396:18,
3355:15, 3355:16, 3382:23, 3383:4, 3306:16, 3307:18, 3322:11, 3322:12, 3396:22, 3397:1,
3355:18, 3355:20, 3383:7, 3383:12, 3308:1, 3315:11, 3322:14, 3322:16, 3397:13, 3398:19,
3355:25, 3356:1, 3383:13, 3384:11, 3316:6, 3322:15, 3322:23, 3323:22, 3399:7, 3399:17,
3356:3, 3356:5, 3384:12, 3384:13, 3333:13, 3333:23, 3324:22, 3325:1, 3401:1, 3401:23,
3356:19, 3356:20, 3384:16, 3384:17, 3341:11, 3341:13, 3325:8, 3325:10, 3402:21, 3404:18
3356:21, 3357:1, 3384:24, 3384:25, 3341:16, 3341:18, 3325:14, 3325:25, ONCE [3] - 3310:9,
3357:3, 3357:6, 3385:6, 3385:8, 3341:21, 3357:12, 3326:24, 3327:23, 3341:9, 3355:15
3357:8, 3357:17, 3385:12, 3385:14, 3357:18, 3357:21, 3328:1, 3328:5, ONE [50] - 3310:22,
3358:3, 3358:6, 3385:16, 3385:23, 3358:12, 3360:7, 3328:9, 3328:10, 3311:1, 3312:22,
3358:13, 3358:14, 3386:5, 3386:13, 3361:22, 3371:2, 3328:12, 3329:8, 3314:20, 3317:12,
3358:15, 3359:2, 3386:14, 3386:16, 3372:19, 3375:16, 3329:11, 3330:11, 3318:7, 3318:18,
3359:3, 3359:4, 3386:17, 3386:19, 3401:12, 3401:18 3330:16, 3330:17, 3322:2, 3322:8,
3359:5, 3359:10, 3386:20, 3386:25, OFFICES [5] - 3330:18, 3330:24, 3326:3, 3329:16,
3359:11, 3359:15, 3387:7, 3387:8, 3315:6, 3316:3, 3332:5, 3334:4, 3329:18, 3329:19,
3359:17, 3359:19, 3387:9, 3387:11, 3316:8, 3336:13, 3334:15, 3334:23, 3335:5, 3340:1,
3359:22, 3360:7, 3387:18, 3387:20, 3340:10 3336:7, 3336:15, 3340:20, 3341:22,
3360:14, 3360:16, 3387:21, 3388:1, OFFICIAL [5] - 3337:1, 3338:6, 3342:17, 3346:16,
3360:22, 3360:23, 3388:14, 3388:15, 3308:16, 3394:15, 3338:12, 3339:12, 3346:18, 3351:2,
3360:24, 3361:2, 3388:16, 3388:19, 3395:9, 3405:12, 3340:1, 3342:13, 3355:15, 3356:5,
3361:11, 3361:12, 3389:5, 3389:11, 3405:21 3342:24, 3343:4, 3356:16, 3357:17,
3361:13, 3361:15, 3389:25, 3390:3, OFFICIALS [5] - 3343:5, 3343:7, 3359:3, 3360:14,
3361:16, 3361:17, 3390:5, 3390:20, 3340:9, 3385:12, 3343:8, 3344:15, 3364:25, 3366:24,
3361:21, 3361:22, 3391:10, 3391:14, 3385:13 3344:24, 3346:12, 3368:6, 3371:6,
3361:23, 3362:7, 3391:16, 3391:22, OH [5] - 3312:21, 3347:2, 3347:5, 3371:17, 3379:7,
3364:9, 3365:13, 3392:2, 3392:11, 3345:23, 3363:1, 3347:9, 3347:19, 3379:22, 3381:9,
3365:15, 3365:19, 3392:16, 3392:21, 3371:22, 3372:24 3348:7, 3349:6, 3383:14, 3383:15,
3365:21, 3366:3, 3392:23, 3393:3, OKAY [32] - 3326:9, 3350:1, 3350:3, 3383:21, 3383:25,
3366:12, 3366:16, 3393:11, 3394:4, 3327:20, 3330:20, 3350:19, 3351:1, 3386:17, 3389:3,
3366:19, 3366:22, 3394:16, 3394:20, 3331:16, 3337:24, 3352:11, 3353:9, 3390:11, 3390:17,
3367:5, 3367:6, 3395:5, 3395:18, 3338:1, 3341:22, 3353:25, 3355:14, 3391:1, 3391:23,
3367:12, 3367:25, 3395:23, 3396:2, 3346:10, 3350:21, 3357:2, 3357:5, 3397:24
3368:5, 3368:8, 3396:3, 3396:5, 3363:1, 3364:18, 3359:21, 3364:4, ONES [3] - 3323:19,
3368:15, 3368:16, 3396:16, 3396:22, 3364:13, 3364:22, 3329:11, 3375:10
DAILY COPY
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ONLY [12] - 3310:9, 3347:23, 3348:23, 3348:10, 3350:6, 3354:5, 3365:8, PART [25] - 3314:3,
3318:9, 3325:18, 3349:17, 3350:16, 3350:8, 3367:11, 3365:9, 3373:7, 3319:6, 3321:7,
3342:12, 3345:23, 3353:9, 3354:4, 3375:10, 3377:21, 3375:21, 3382:9, 3323:17, 3324:10,
3358:23, 3371:6, 3354:5, 3354:23, 3384:23, 3389:25, 3383:1, 3387:1, 3327:6, 3330:25,
3371:10, 3374:25, 3357:3, 3358:16, 3393:10, 3396:4 3389:9, 3390:9, 3338:20, 3338:23,
3376:24, 3379:21, 3359:24, 3360:5, OTHERS [5] - 3395:17, 3401:20 3347:5, 3350:11,
3397:24 3361:2, 3364:23, 3337:21, 3343:23, OVERALL [6] - 3357:1, 3358:6,
ONTO [1] - 3325:12 3366:23, 3367:9, 3357:12, 3381:12, 3346:20, 3354:18, 3359:9, 3359:11,
OPEN [8] - 3327:16, 3368:18, 3370:3, 3390:9 3354:24, 3356:25, 3359:15, 3361:11,
3363:15, 3372:1, 3370:19, 3372:3, OUR [18] - 3315:3, 3378:19, 3385:4 3369:18, 3370:24,
3381:13, 3381:20, 3375:12, 3380:14, 3319:3, 3319:11, OVERESTIMATED 3386:5, 3387:11,
3381:21, 3395:2, 3382:18, 3383:11, 3319:23, 3329:16, [1] - 3366:13 3387:20, 3392:23,
3397:16 3385:18, 3386:17, 3330:25, 3331:13, OVERRULE [1] - 3397:25, 3398:1
OPENINGS [1] - 3386:24, 3387:3, 3335:12, 3341:11, 3348:19 PARTICIPATE [2] -
3381:10 3387:4, 3389:16, 3341:21, 3357:17, OVERRULED [5] - 3324:19, 3388:22
OPERATE [1] - 3389:17, 3390:4, 3357:21, 3358:11, 3395:22, 3398:16, PARTICIPATED [2] -
3378:17 3391:1, 3392:15, 3371:1, 3372:17, 3400:20, 3403:18, 3324:5, 3402:15
OPERATING [1] - 3393:7, 3394:2, 3373:2, 3375:16 3403:21 PARTICIPATES [1] -
3356:3 3394:21, 3394:23, OUT [41] - 3318:11, OVERSAW [1] - 3339:16
OPERATION [14] - 3396:4, 3396:21, 3318:14, 3319:19, 3336:7 PARTICIPATING [1]
3369:13, 3369:17, 3397:4, 3397:12 3322:19, 3324:1, OVERSEE [1] - - 3316:2
3369:22, 3373:18, ORDER [2] - 3325:10, 3325:18, 3333:21 PARTICULAR [11] -
3373:23, 3374:22, 3389:17, 3398:3 3328:17, 3329:3, OWN [4] - 3342:24, 3313:15, 3333:11,
3375:17, 3376:3, ORDINARILY [1] - 3329:4, 3329:7, 3343:4, 3347:9, 3338:17, 3346:6,
3377:7, 3378:7, 3404:13 3330:24, 3339:21, 3349:6 3347:12, 3351:21,
3378:14, 3380:21, ORGANIZATIONS 3339:25, 3340:7, 3356:24, 3376:25,
[1] - 3317:18 3340:8, 3342:17,
3389:10, 3390:1 P 3381:18, 3382:21,
OPERATIONS [3] - ORIGINAL [1] - 3343:22, 3352:13, 3388:14
P [6] - 3307:1,
3338:19, 3374:21, 3369:9 3353:3, 3353:5, PARTICULARLY [2]
3307:2, 3307:19,
3377:4 ORIGINALLY [3] - 3353:7, 3355:4, - 3355:19, 3360:22
3308:12, 3310:1,
OPINION [1] - 3377:2 3378:2, 3381:13, 3355:5, 3355:16, PARTNER [2] -
3331:23
OPPORTUNITIES [3] 3402:13 3356:4, 3361:1, 3368:14, 3370:13
P-O-D-A-N-Y [1] -
- 3337:11, 3340:22, ORIGINALS [1] - 3362:6, 3362:13, PASSAGE [2] -
3331:23
3342:3 3310:19 3369:18, 3371:1, 3315:23, 3316:1
3374:11, 3378:18, P.O [1] - 3307:9
OPPOSED [2] - ORLEANS [29] - PASSED [1] -
3382:25, 3384:17, PAGE [20] - 3351:18,
3373:19, 3392:16 3306:4, 3306:17, 3316:15
3385:11, 3387:12, 3351:19, 3355:7,
OPPOSING [1] - 3306:21, 3307:6, PAST [4] - 3312:11,
3387:13, 3388:1, 3356:18, 3357:5,
3329:20 3308:3, 3308:17, 3318:14, 3321:5,
3388:24 3358:4, 3375:21,
OPTION [2] - 3312:9, 3312:11, 3352:24
OUTLET [6] - 3376:6, 3376:12,
3348:21, 3367:5 3313:2, 3313:3, PAUL [3] - 3308:6,
3377:20, 3378:9,
OPTIONS [2] - 3313:4, 3313:9, 3326:25, 3327:10, 3308:8, 3326:6
3367:3, 3376:4, 3378:21, 3384:2,
3389:1, 3389:2 3313:10, 3313:18, PAY [1] - 3320:18
3382:1, 3382:19 3385:22, 3386:4,
OR [82] - 3313:24, 3315:6, 3315:11, PEARL [1] - 3325:23
3386:13, 3386:17,
3315:25, 3317:5, 3316:7, 3332:1, OUTLINE [1] - PEOPLE [24] -
3387:17, 3389:11
3317:9, 3318:12, 3332:16, 3341:13, 3394:2 3314:25, 3315:3,
PAGE/LINE [1] -
3318:13, 3318:23, 3347:14, 3349:8, OUTPUTS [10] - 3317:5, 3317:22,
3309:2
3320:18, 3321:1, 3358:12, 3360:1, 3345:13, 3352:5, 3318:8, 3318:11,
3360:25, 3361:2, PAGES [7] - 3351:1,
3322:11, 3323:3, 3361:23, 3369:10, 3318:15, 3318:16,
3355:11, 3367:4,
3323:7, 3325:11, 3372:16, 3373:10, 3365:13, 3368:4, 3321:21, 3322:20,
3367:25, 3375:19,
3327:17, 3329:13, 3388:19 3368:15, 3370:2, 3326:8, 3328:5,
3384:24 3375:21, 3388:8
3329:14, 3329:21, OTHER [28] - 3329:19, 3329:20,
OUTSIDE [7] - PAID [1] - 3369:18
3336:20, 3336:22, 3314:14, 3315:5, 3340:14, 3345:3,
3331:14, 3344:25, PALMINTIER [4] -
3337:4, 3337:18, 3315:10, 3315:13, 3345:24, 3346:4,
3316:2, 3317:20, 3395:20, 3397:14, 3307:14, 3307:15,
3338:6, 3338:16, 3346:5, 3387:12,
3317:22, 3318:4, 3397:20, 3402:18, 3307:15, 3311:5
3338:22, 3339:8, 3388:3, 3399:10,
3318:22, 3319:4, 3403:16 PAPERLESS [1] -
3339:9, 3340:5, 3400:22
3321:13, 3323:21, OVER [20] - 3319:15, 3390:22
3340:9, 3340:14, PER [3] - 3323:1,
3329:12, 3331:1, 3320:7, 3327:15, PARDON [2] -
3343:11, 3343:12, 3323:2, 3323:3
3338:14, 3345:2, 3334:13, 3340:13, 3311:24, 3329:24
3343:17, 3343:18, PERCENT [14] -
3346:15, 3347:23, 3344:10, 3348:18, PARISH [1] -
3345:3, 3347:13, 3325:16, 3350:9,
3327:14
DAILY COPY
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3368:19, 3369:6, PLACE [6] - 3322:2, 3331:22, 3331:25, 3342:15, 3368:23 3372:15, 3373:7
3369:18, 3370:17, 3336:16, 3343:12, 3332:14, 3333:24, POST [2] - 3326:21, PRESENTLY [1] -
3370:20, 3371:7, 3348:25, 3349:2, 3335:22, 3340:15, 3340:10 3313:1
3371:8, 3371:9, 3382:11 3347:5, 3353:12, POTENTIAL [31] - PRESERVE [2] -
3371:10, 3371:13 PLACED [1] - 3355:14, 3356:5, 3337:11, 3338:12, 3377:3, 3382:2
PERFORM [1] - 3362:19 3360:15, 3364:1, 3339:22, 3340:22, PRESERVED [1] -
3398:4 PLACEMENT [1] - 3367:4, 3370:13, 3341:2, 3341:24, 3381:10
PERFORMANCE [3] 3384:11 3372:8, 3375:25, 3342:3, 3347:20, PRESIDED [1] -
- 3374:1, 3377:23, PLAINTIFF [3] - 3381:16, 3382:11, 3348:8, 3350:15, 3373:7
3384:16 3306:12, 3393:19 3385:8, 3386:13, 3350:22, 3350:24, PRESIDENT [5] -
PERFORMED [7] - PLAINTIFFS [3] - 3387:18, 3389:16, 3351:8, 3351:24, 3343:7, 3347:16,
3356:16, 3380:9, 3326:16, 3363:22, 3390:3, 3391:19, 3351:25, 3353:24, 3348:13, 3372:18,
3380:15, 3383:10, 3392:22 3405:3 3354:1, 3354:8, 3391:15
3384:5, 3384:19 PLAN [25] - 3317:8, POINT [10] - 3314:8, 3355:23, 3367:21, PRESIDENT'S [7] -
PERFORMING [1] - 3324:9, 3324:10, 3314:11, 3315:5, 3368:3, 3368:6, 3343:6, 3347:12,
3390:3 3324:19, 3335:14, 3315:9, 3338:2, 3372:16, 3378:6, 3347:15, 3347:24,
PERHAPS [2] - 3335:18, 3335:19, 3342:25, 3385:20, 3386:23, 3397:12, 3348:2, 3348:3,
3392:11, 3394:17 3340:20, 3343:10, 3392:1, 3404:20, 3398:11, 3399:2, 3349:7
PERIOD [4] - 3344:13, 3358:20, 3404:22 3400:12, 3402:7, PRESIDENTS [2] -
3313:13, 3325:7, 3359:10, 3360:18, POINTER [1] - 3402:16 3348:18, 3391:14
3326:20, 3361:17 3364:9, 3364:15, 3381:16 POTENTIALLY [10] - PRESS [1] - 3344:25
PERMITTED [1] - 3367:21, 3368:7, POINTS [1] - 3340:20, 3342:7, PRETTY [2] - 3348:9,
3389:16 3368:25, 3379:21, 3383:20 3344:15, 3364:14, 3358:19
PERMITTING [1] - 3400:25, 3401:15, POLICIES [1] - 3365:22, 3368:20, PREVENTED [1] -
3328:15 3403:5, 3403:6, 3342:21 3369:16, 3370:16, 3395:4
PERSON [2] - 3404:2, 3404:7 POLICY [2] - 3339:9, 3370:17, 3389:4 PREVIOUS [6] -
3335:22, 3347:25 PLANED [1] - 3343:11 POTENTIALLY- 3328:4, 3338:7,
PERSONS [1] - 3402:13 POND [1] - 3329:19 FEASIBLE [1] - 3338:8, 3354:19,
3387:19 PLANNERS [1] - PONTCHARTRAIN 3340:20 3379:11, 3384:7
PERSPECTIVE [2] - 3334:4 [6] - 3317:6, 3317:8, POYDRAS [2] - PRIMARILY [1] -
3361:3, 3396:5 PLANNING [17] - 3324:9, 3324:15, 3307:5, 3308:17 3352:23
PETE [1] - 3344:22 3316:13, 3332:3, 3326:7, 3388:16 PRACTICE [1] - PRIMARY [12] -
PETER [1] - 3308:10 3332:21, 3332:24, POOR [2] - 3374:5, 3360:13 3334:20, 3335:3,
PHASE [24] - 3337:5, 3332:25, 3333:3, 3391:22 PREDECESSORS 3336:17, 3343:9,
3337:6, 3337:7, 3333:7, 3333:8, PORT [7] - 3361:23, [1] - 3375:5 3360:24, 3365:13,
3337:8, 3337:15, 3334:5, 3336:3, 3367:1, 3367:9, PREFER [2] - 3365:25, 3366:11,
3340:3, 3341:6, 3336:14, 3339:19, 3369:10, 3372:16, 3394:11, 3394:14 3395:1, 3396:7,
3341:8, 3342:1, 3359:24, 3388:17, 3373:10, 3388:19 PREKINDERGART 3397:15
3359:6, 3359:7, 3400:24, 3401:15 PORTIONS [1] - EN [1] - 3313:11 PRINT [6] - 3353:3,
3359:10, 3359:11, PLANS [4] - 3317:21, 3357:3 PRELIMINARY [2] - 3362:5, 3380:12,
3360:4, 3360:5, 3325:14, 3333:22, POSED [5] - 3340:21, 3355:6 3380:14, 3381:7,
3364:10, 3367:22, 3361:14 3400:18, 3402:7, PREPARATION [4] - 3383:21
3367:23, 3368:8, PLATE [7] - 3352:10, 3402:10, 3402:16, 3310:9, 3337:13, PRINTED [2] -
3370:9, 3372:15, 3352:18, 3382:11, 3402:25 3339:17, 3364:8 3310:18, 3363:8
3387:6 3382:15, 3383:10, POSITION [21] - PREPARE [4] - PRINTING [1] -
PHASED [1] - 3337:5 3385:24, 3405:2 3312:12, 3313:21, 3310:10, 3342:12, 3362:16
PHILEN [1] - 3308:2 PLAY [1] - 3364:7 3314:19, 3316:16, 3343:5, 3395:12 PRINTOUT [1] -
PHOTOGRAPH [2] - PLC [1] - 3307:14 3317:20, 3320:19, PREPARED [8] - 3363:19
3310:23, 3311:4 PLEASE [15] - 3321:1, 3321:2, 3356:5, 3359:13, PRIOR [4] - 3330:12,
PHRASED [1] - 3310:5, 3311:12, 3332:20, 3332:21, 3375:3, 3393:4, 3334:12, 3334:16,
3342:8 3311:20, 3331:17, 3333:1, 3333:2, 3400:24, 3400:25, 3384:10
PICKS [1] - 3323:1 3331:20, 3332:14, 3333:4, 3333:10, 3401:9, 3404:18 PRIORITIES [2] -
PIERCE [1] - 3334:1, 3337:3, 3333:11, 3333:14, PREPARING [3] - 3344:8, 3347:18
3306:13 3339:6, 3355:9, 3333:15, 3333:20, 3324:5, 3334:23, PRIORITIZING [1] -
PILOT [1] - 3388:18 3355:11, 3360:15, 3335:24, 3336:1 3360:11 3344:11
PINE [1] - 3313:2 3363:16, 3369:24, POSITIONS [1] - PRESENT [1] - PRIORITY [12] -
PIONEER [2] - 3402:22 3332:23 3308:1 3322:12, 3323:22,
3315:14, 3331:5 PLUS [1] - 3333:17 POSSIBILITY [2] - PRESENTATION [1] 3324:7, 3325:1,
PIPELINE [1] - PODANY [28] - 3337:21, 3385:19 - 3392:22 3325:12, 3335:3,
3310:24 3309:7, 3331:18, POSSIBLE [2] - PRESENTED [2] - 3343:15, 3343:16,
DAILY COPY
28
3343:20, 3343:24, 3390:20, 3390:23 3402:13, 3404:18 3364:2, 3365:22, PUSHED [1] - 3315:2
3344:5, 3344:18 PROFESSIONAL [1] PROJECT'S [1] - 3367:20, 3371:21, PUT [27] - 3318:25,
PRIVATE [2] - - 3310:12 3392:9 3372:4, 3373:18, 3322:6, 3323:13,
3320:15, 3345:3 PROGRAM [15] - PROJECTS [37] - 3374:11, 3375:12, 3324:10, 3324:17,
PROBABLY [8] - 3316:21, 3316:22, 3314:2, 3316:13, 3376:9, 3378:18, 3325:10, 3330:17,
3317:9, 3317:12, 3325:18, 3333:3, 3317:4, 3319:15, 3379:23, 3379:24, 3330:18, 3330:25,
3325:9, 3330:23, 3333:22, 3334:4, 3320:19, 3321:13, 3384:11, 3384:25, 3337:1, 3350:19,
3332:9, 3344:11, 3334:6, 3335:13, 3321:24, 3322:6, 3385:17, 3388:17, 3361:16, 3362:2,
3357:25, 3358:23 3335:16, 3336:5, 3322:12, 3322:20, 3389:9, 3389:21, 3365:15, 3376:9,
PROBLEM [15] - 3336:6, 3350:13, 3322:24, 3323:21, 3392:16, 3395:25, 3377:20, 3378:18,
3337:17, 3337:22, 3350:14, 3385:18 3324:4, 3324:8, 3397:6, 3400:24, 3379:16, 3382:12,
3338:4, 3338:7, PROGRAMS [2] - 3325:3, 3325:17, 3401:15 3385:2, 3389:12,
3338:17, 3351:16, 3332:3, 3333:9 3329:10, 3329:14, PROTOCOL [1] - 3391:23, 3392:1,
3357:8, 3378:15, PROGRESSIVE [1] - 3333:23, 3334:8, 3343:15 3394:4, 3396:18,
3378:16, 3378:21, 3399:12 3334:11, 3334:22, PROVEN [1] - 3396:22, 3397:1
3379:5, 3383:24, PROJECT [93] - 3334:24, 3335:8, 3402:21 PUTTING [4] -
3396:17, 3400:12, 3312:12, 3314:7, 3335:20, 3337:5, PROVIDE [8] - 3318:23, 3350:22,
3400:13 3314:20, 3316:11, 3337:6, 3349:8, 3312:8, 3324:2, 3360:25, 3378:6
PROBLEMS [14] - 3316:17, 3317:12, 3350:15, 3366:2, 3338:13, 3348:5, PX [1] - 3404:10
3337:11, 3337:12, 3319:6, 3320:22, 3369:15, 3386:23, 3348:7, 3348:9,
3338:12, 3340:22, 3322:4, 3322:19, 3389:18, 3390:6, 3369:16, 3399:14 Q
3342:2, 3350:24, 3322:23, 3323:4, 3398:6 PROVIDED [8] -
QUANTITY [1] -
3351:24, 3379:8, 3323:6, 3323:25, PROMISED [1] - 3310:19, 3311:7,
3396:22
3386:19, 3398:6, 3324:1, 3324:22, 3390:22 3342:13, 3346:16,
QUESTION [14] -
3399:2, 3400:3, 3324:25, 3325:2, PROMOTION [1] - 3363:22, 3374:21,
3315:8, 3348:20,
3400:9, 3401:1 3325:7, 3325:12, 3314:11 3393:3, 3401:11
3350:20, 3354:25,
PROCEED [9] - 3329:2, 3330:12, PROPER [1] - PROVIDING [3] -
3371:20, 3379:15,
3312:23, 3337:15, 3330:16, 3332:4, 3396:11 3347:19, 3369:11,
3382:15, 3388:11,
3342:1, 3363:17, 3333:5, 3333:6, PROPERLY [1] - 3386:14
3391:23, 3394:22,
3368:8, 3368:19, 3333:9, 3333:22, 3398:3 PUBLIC [16] -
3398:19, 3398:25,
3377:6, 3377:16, 3334:4, 3334:5, PROPERTY [5] - 3318:15, 3339:20,
3402:8, 3402:22
3389:4 3335:25, 3337:8, 3345:3, 3396:18, 3339:22, 3339:25,
QUESTIONS [11] -
PROCEEDINGS [3] - 3338:20, 3338:22, 3397:4, 3397:7, 3340:12, 3346:21,
3326:10, 3326:17,
3306:7, 3308:20, 3338:24, 3339:2, 3397:13 3385:9, 3385:10,
3331:1, 3340:4,
3405:15 3339:4, 3339:7, PROPOSED [5] - 3385:13, 3385:14,
3346:25, 3386:25,
PROCESS [26] - 3339:8, 3339:18, 3324:20, 3324:25, 3386:15, 3386:17,
3390:13, 3393:1,
3323:7, 3323:9, 3341:3, 3342:4, 3339:8, 3370:1, 3388:14, 3398:4,
3393:10, 3394:2,
3327:6, 3328:15, 3342:8, 3343:12, 3391:11 3398:13, 3400:5
3394:8
3328:20, 3335:10, 3344:4, 3346:20, PROPOSITION [5] - PUBLISHED [1] -
QUICK [1] - 3352:15
3335:17, 3337:5, 3347:13, 3347:23, 3393:15, 3398:3, 3310:11
QUICKLY [1] -
3337:6, 3340:3, 3350:1, 3350:3, 3398:9, 3400:15, PULL [3] - 3376:13,
3377:10
3340:12, 3342:22, 3350:11, 3352:5, 3403:2 3384:1, 3390:10
3347:8, 3347:11, 3360:21, 3361:2, PROPOSITIONS [1] PUMPING [1] -
3349:7, 3372:13, 3364:9, 3365:13, - 3391:21 3318:25 R
3376:18, 3377:10, 3365:17, 3366:11, PROTECT [3] - PURE [1] - 3348:16 R [5] - 3306:8,
3384:8, 3384:24, 3367:24, 3368:4, 3325:21, 3329:22, PURPOSE [14] - 3307:23, 3308:11,
3385:8, 3386:14, 3368:5, 3368:15, 3330:19 3337:7, 3341:22, 3309:3, 3310:1
3386:23, 3387:11, 3368:17, 3368:20, PROTECTED [3] - 3350:18, 3350:21, RACHEL [2] -
3396:16 3368:21, 3369:9, 3325:20, 3384:25, 3351:2, 3351:23, 3331:6, 3331:7
PROCESSED [1] - 3370:1, 3370:2, 3385:5 3378:5, 3378:6, RAISE [1] - 3331:17
3342:5 3370:5, 3370:18, PROTECTING [1] - 3378:9, 3378:11, RAISING [1] -
PROCESSES [2] - 3370:25, 3373:4, 3397:10 3378:12, 3385:16, 3313:16
3335:9, 3365:18 3375:14, 3376:2, PROTECTION [37] - 3392:9, 3397:21 RANDOM [1] -
PRODUCE [1] - 3376:8, 3376:10, 3315:14, 3323:25, PURPOSES [1] - 3329:22
3375:12 3378:20, 3384:24, 3324:2, 3333:7, 3329:17 RANKED [1] -
PRODUCED [2] - 3385:4, 3385:7, 3333:12, 3336:3, PURSUANT [1] - 3323:22
3308:20, 3342:18 3385:19, 3385:20, 3356:22, 3361:1, 3328:23 RATE [3] - 3357:23,
PRODUCTION [1] - 3387:4, 3392:3, 3361:7, 3361:16, PURSUE [4] - 3359:18, 3366:10
3387:14 3392:6, 3397:21, 3361:25, 3362:3, 3340:24, 3344:17, RATED [1] - 3314:14
PROFESSION [2] - 3397:23, 3397:25, 3362:15, 3362:18, 3360:19, 3375:17 RATES [6] - 3357:18,
DAILY COPY
29
3358:16, 3358:18, 3314:11, 3325:25, 3342:25, 3343:17, REFLECT [1] - 3342:19, 3342:25,
3366:13, 3366:14, 3333:16, 3334:14, 3343:22, 3344:13, 3384:5 3343:17, 3344:14,
3371:6 3349:25, 3350:4, 3344:18, 3348:12, REFLECTED [1] - 3346:1, 3346:9,
RATHER [2] - 3357:17, 3365:7, 3349:12, 3349:22, 3378:9 3346:20, 3346:22,
3334:5, 3391:22 3365:8, 3365:9, 3350:9, 3351:22, REGARD [5] - 3349:12, 3349:22,
RATIO [6] - 3344:4, 3373:9, 3387:19, 3352:8, 3355:2, 3336:19, 3354:13, 3350:6, 3350:9,
3345:5, 3345:7, 3387:20, 3387:21, 3355:5, 3357:11, 3387:23, 3388:3, 3350:11, 3350:18,
3346:2, 3371:17, 3388:4, 3388:21, 3360:6, 3364:4, 3388:21 3350:21, 3350:25,
3396:11 3392:21 3371:24, 3374:17, REGARDING [3] - 3351:2, 3351:22,
REACH [9] - 3319:8, RECEIVING [1] - 3374:19, 3374:23, 3334:7, 3359:2, 3352:2, 3352:8,
3336:22, 3352:23, 3336:11 3374:24, 3374:25, 3390:6 3352:9, 3352:17,
3361:13, 3376:19, RECENTLY [4] - 3385:8, 3386:15, REGION [1] - 3367:2 3352:18, 3352:21,
3377:1, 3382:21, 3317:11, 3318:18, 3386:22, 3387:2, REGULARLY [1] - 3353:12, 3353:17,
3402:4 3328:18, 3376:11 3387:12, 3387:14, 3349:8 3353:22, 3354:10,
REACHES [3] - RECESS [5] - 3387:22, 3398:20, REGULATIONS [1] - 3354:15, 3354:22,
3382:16, 3382:17, 3331:14, 3363:13, 3404:10, 3404:11, 3319:24 3355:2, 3355:5,
3389:25 3363:14, 3405:5, 3404:13 REGULATORY [1] - 3355:15, 3356:5,
REACHING [1] - 3405:6 RECORD [14] - 3329:1 3356:10, 3356:11,
3319:17 RECOGNITION [1] - 3310:17, 3310:21, REITERATING [1] - 3356:16, 3356:25,
READ [5] - 3328:18, 3399:6 3311:21, 3311:23, 3379:10 3357:4, 3357:6,
3332:9, 3351:15, RECOGNIZE [1] - 3311:25, 3331:21, RELATE [1] - 3391:8 3357:7, 3357:9,
3391:6, 3394:6 3311:6 3352:14, 3353:2, RELATED [2] - 3357:11, 3357:14,
READING [1] - RECOGNIZED [1] - 3355:10, 3357:6, 3321:13, 3322:1 3357:24, 3357:25,
3327:19 3376:23 3362:19, 3389:11, RELATIONSHIP [1] - 3358:6, 3358:7,
REAL [4] - 3376:4, RECOMMEND [5] - 3405:1, 3405:15 3315:3 3358:24, 3359:21,
3384:1, 3397:7, 3347:11, 3348:13, RECORDED [1] - RELIEVED [1] - 3360:2, 3360:6,
3397:9 3348:25, 3349:4, 3308:20 3360:16, 3360:17,
3314:17
REALIZE [1] - 3357:7 RECOVERY [1] - 3364:1, 3364:4,
REMARK [3] -
3328:4 RECOMMENDATIO 3333:17 3364:5, 3364:7,
3362:9, 3362:10,
REALIZED [1] - N [7] - 3342:4, RECREATIONAL [1] 3364:8, 3364:11,
3362:11
3318:18 3347:24, 3359:4, - 3381:22 3364:12, 3364:17,
REMEDIATE [1] -
REALIZES [1] - 3384:4, 3387:7, REDFISH [2] - 3364:20, 3364:22,
3330:12
3390:19 3389:4, 3389:5 3318:12, 3318:13 3364:23, 3364:24,
REMEDIATION [2] -
REALIZING [1] - RECOMMENDATIO REDIRECT [1] - 3365:1, 3365:7,
3403:5, 3404:2
3314:25 NS [4] - 3343:16, 3331:2 3365:8, 3365:10,
REMEMBER [4] -
REALLY [14] - 3359:3, 3375:18, REDO [2] - 3380:1, 3365:14, 3365:21,
3314:11, 3327:18,
3310:12, 3317:25, 3384:2 3382:4 3366:3, 3366:7,
3328:18, 3357:19
3319:3, 3339:14, RECOMMENDED [9] REDUCE [4] - 3366:8, 3366:9,
REMOVED [1] -
- 3352:6, 3357:10, 3373:11, 3378:19, 3366:12, 3366:16,
3375:24, 3376:2, 3366:8
3377:16, 3377:18, 3367:22, 3370:21, 3378:20 3366:20, 3367:5,
REPAIR [1] - 3374:7
3379:10, 3379:21, 3379:22, 3380:9, REDUCING [2] - 3367:12, 3367:17,
REPHRASE [1] -
3380:2, 3381:18, 3389:20, 3403:5, 3373:14, 3396:17 3367:25, 3368:23,
3399:21
3382:20, 3389:3 3404:2 REDUCTION [4] - 3370:22, 3371:12,
REPORT [211] -
RECOMMENDING 3335:21, 3344:4, 3371:23, 3371:25,
REALTIME [3] - 3321:12, 3321:19,
3356:24 3372:2, 3372:3,
3394:6, 3394:9, [2] - 3342:19, 3343:18 3322:23, 3324:5,
REDUCTIONS [1] - 3372:8, 3372:11,
3394:16 RECOMMENDS [1] - 3327:6, 3327:8,
3345:15 3372:12, 3373:22,
REASON [5] - 3357:9 3327:12, 3327:21,
REFER [1] - 3391:12 3374:12, 3374:14,
3329:12, 3343:23, RECON [5] - 3340:3, 3328:4, 3328:11,
REFERENCE [1] - 3374:16, 3374:17,
3348:13, 3356:16, 3346:6, 3359:5, 3330:14, 3336:24,
3356:21 3374:18, 3374:19,
3396:7 3359:21, 3398:17 3337:2, 3337:3,
3374:20, 3374:23,
REASONS [4] - RECONNAISSANC REFERENCED [1] - 3337:4, 3337:7,
3374:25, 3375:2,
3354:10, 3356:5, E [52] - 3336:24, 3330:14 3337:10, 3337:16,
3375:3, 3375:4,
3374:10, 3401:4 3337:3, 3337:4, REFERRED [2] - 3338:8, 3338:14,
3375:5, 3375:9,
RECALL [3] - 3337:7, 3337:10, 3315:23, 3392:12 3338:20, 3338:23,
3375:11, 3375:15,
3330:8, 3356:9, 3337:16, 3338:20, REFERRING [2] - 3340:16, 3340:17,
3375:20, 3375:22,
3368:16 3338:23, 3339:16, 3358:5, 3376:19 3340:19, 3341:3,
3377:9, 3377:15,
RECEIVE [4] - 3339:21, 3340:17, REFERS [1] - 3341:4, 3341:5,
3377:22, 3378:3,
3341:25, 3343:5, 3340:19, 3341:3, 3376:10 3341:9, 3341:10,
3378:9, 3378:15,
3366:4, 3377:11 3341:4, 3341:5, REFINED [1] - 3342:9, 3342:10,
3378:21, 3379:23,
RECEIVED [17] - 3342:9, 3342:18, 3379:5 3342:13, 3342:18,
3384:2, 3384:12,
DAILY COPY
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3384:14, 3384:23, 3321:15, 3353:25, 3333:13, 3333:17, 3383:8, 3383:9, RUN [1] - 3316:22
3385:10, 3385:25, 3368:13, 3383:5 3333:18, 3334:11, 3383:12, 3386:16, RUPERT [1] - 3308:9
3386:2, 3386:22, REQUIREMENT [1] - 3334:20, 3334:24, 3387:10, 3391:5,
3387:2, 3387:9, 3378:5 3335:18, 3336:4, 3394:12, 3394:24, S
3387:12, 3387:14, REQUIREMENTS [3] 3336:12, 3344:1, 3395:10, 3395:15,
S [5] - 3308:4,
3387:16, 3387:20, - 3360:19, 3371:3, 3360:23, 3365:13, 3397:15, 3397:22,
3308:7, 3310:1,
3387:24, 3388:2, 3384:20 3365:22, 3366:2, 3401:16, 3404:14
3312:6, 3351:25
3388:3, 3388:8, REQUIRES [1] - 3366:4, 3373:19, RIGHTS [1] -
S.W [1] - 3307:12
3388:10, 3388:13, 3370:8 3388:17, 3396:8, 3369:11
SABINE [1] -
3388:21, 3389:1, RESEARCH [1] - 3400:24, 3400:25, RIPRAP [1] - 3377:4
3325:23
3389:2, 3389:5, 3323:12 3401:15 RISE [3] - 3354:11,
SAID [14] - 3319:24,
3389:7, 3389:23, RESIDED [1] - RESTORATIONS [1] 3355:20, 3379:12
3324:15, 3328:12,
3395:14, 3395:24, 3315:10 - 3396:10 RISK [10] - 3335:21,
3330:1, 3342:8,
3396:9, 3397:8, RESOLUTION [4] - RESTORE [3] - 3344:4, 3356:24,
3343:2, 3353:22,
3398:20, 3399:11, 3338:9, 3338:10, 3317:13, 3318:7, 3400:10, 3400:18,
3357:19, 3365:6,
3399:24, 3400:25, 3349:17, 3398:2 3326:5 3402:7, 3402:10,
3371:6, 3376:23,
3401:2, 3401:8, RESOLVE [1] - RESTRICTIONS [1] - 3402:16, 3402:25
3380:24, 3391:15,
3401:13, 3403:3, 3376:17 3376:16 RIVER [13] - 3318:8,
3395:8
3403:13, 3404:10, RESOLVED [1] - RESUBMIT [1] - 3318:12, 3318:25,
3404:11, 3404:13, SALINE [1] - 3327:16
3376:25 3360:6 3320:5, 3325:23,
3404:16, 3404:18 SALT [1] - 3354:21
RESOURCE [8] - RESULT [4] - 3326:25, 3327:9,
REPORT'S [2] - SALTWATER [2] -
3314:23, 3315:15, 3320:12, 3336:17, 3366:25, 3367:3,
3339:16, 3364:21 3354:8, 3379:12
3316:7, 3334:19, 3366:19, 3380:9 3367:8, 3376:3,
REPORTER [4] - SAME [12] - 3311:3,
3337:6, 3339:23, RESULTING [2] - 3382:1, 3382:19
3308:16, 3315:18, 3314:5, 3316:10,
3342:7, 3360:22 3346:13, 3360:25 ROBERT [1] - 3308:1
3405:12, 3405:21 3316:15, 3316:18,
RESOURCES [7] - RESULTS [4] - ROBERTS [4] -
REPORTER'S [1] - 3363:4, 3364:21,
3336:2, 3338:15, 3371:1, 3371:4, 3311:18, 3311:22,
3405:10 3364:25, 3365:6,
3355:4, 3361:14, 3371:5, 3371:9 3312:2, 3312:4
3370:15, 3379:4,
REPORTS [19] - 3361:21, 3361:24, REVIEW [2] - ROBIN [1] - 3308:10
3387:23
3332:5, 3334:15, 3388:16 3341:11, 3393:17 ROBINSON [1] -
SANK [1] - 3374:5
3343:22, 3375:8, RESPECT [3] - REVIEWED [7] - 3306:2
3379:3, 3385:7, SARAH [1] - 3308:11
3352:21, 3353:12, 3314:15, 3321:20, ROCK [10] - 3318:23,
3385:9, 3386:15, SAVING [2] -
3367:17 3324:11, 3324:23, 3325:10, 3330:17,
3388:23, 3395:9, 3328:16, 3369:12
RESPOND [1] - 3361:14, 3391:1, 3330:18, 3330:24,
3395:11, 3396:2, SAVINGS [4] -
3360:8 3391:3 3374:4, 3376:24,
3398:17, 3398:20, 3345:14, 3368:22,
RESPONSE [6] - REVIEWS [2] - 3378:13, 3384:20,
3400:11, 3401:8, 3375:9, 3375:12
3357:7, 3357:13, 3325:15, 3325:16 3385:3
3402:14, 3402:20, SAY [17] - 3320:16,
3359:8, 3359:24, RICHARD [1] - RODRIGUEZ [2] -
3403:22 3322:21, 3323:20,
3398:1, 3399:18 3308:11 3321:18, 3327:3
REPRESENT [1] - 3330:20, 3343:21,
RESPONSIBILITIE RIGHT [56] - 3313:5, ROLE [8] - 3316:11,
3326:16 3345:3, 3346:18,
S [3] - 3313:23, 3314:9, 3319:5, 3319:6, 3322:12,
REPRESENTATION 3356:7, 3367:15,
3314:13, 3333:20 3321:4, 3321:24, 3322:17, 3336:5,
[1] - 3368:7
3372:21, 3377:2,
RESPONSIBILITY 3322:10, 3324:6, 3364:7, 3375:2,
REPRESENTATIVE 3380:25, 3382:21,
[1] - 3398:4 3326:1, 3326:10, 3384:12
S [2] - 3316:2, 3338:4 3387:3, 3388:20,
RESPONSIBLE [2] - 3326:22, 3327:4, ROLLING [1] -
3400:22
REPRESENTED [1] - 3369:10, 3369:12 3327:6, 3327:10, 3318:23
SAYING [1] -
3321:16 REST [5] - 3318:9, 3327:17, 3327:18, ROOM [1] - 3308:17
3373:10
REPRODUCTION [1] 3323:16, 3334:1, 3327:24, 3328:2, ROUGE [2] -
SAYS [3] - 3345:19,
- 3387:14 3353:20, 3370:10 3329:23, 3330:5, 3307:10, 3307:16
3360:9, 3376:10
REQUEST [2] - RESTATE [4] - 3330:7, 3331:17, ROUGH [1] - 3322:6
SCHEDULED [2] -
3343:6, 3395:5 3398:25, 3399:16, 3334:9, 3339:2, ROUGHLY [2] -
3374:3, 3374:6
REQUESTED [3] - 3402:8, 3402:22 3341:14, 3345:16, 3381:4, 3381:5
SCHOOL [1] -
3348:22, 3403:6, RESTORATION [36] 3347:10, 3348:7, ROUNDED [1] -
3404:6 3349:4, 3353:6, 3313:11
- 3312:19, 3313:13, 3322:4
REQUESTS [1] - 3356:1, 3356:12, SCIENCE [2] -
3315:14, 3317:8, ROUTINELY [1] -
3347:20 3358:16, 3362:19, 3312:16, 3320:7
3317:21, 3318:6, 3395:9
REQUIRE [3] - 3363:7, 3364:19, SCIENTIFIC [1] -
3319:9, 3319:11, ROY [2] - 3307:1,
3329:9, 3378:1, 3369:17, 3369:25, 3316:24
3319:13, 3324:9, 3307:1
3395:11 3372:5, 3381:4, SCIENTISTS [1] -
3326:1, 3329:17, RPR [2] - 3308:16,
REQUIRED [4] - 3381:17, 3381:21, 3339:20
3330:11, 3333:8, 3405:20
SCOPE [11] - 3339:8,
DAILY COPY
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3351:2, 3359:11, SELA [1] - 3333:19 SHARING [8] - SIDE [1] - 3328:9 3334:21, 3335:7,
3372:14, 3378:11, SELECT [1] - 3350:8, 3352:7, SIERRA [2] - 3335:14, 3336:9,
3395:5, 3395:21, 3322:12 3368:3, 3368:13, 3317:17, 3326:7 3337:10, 3340:12,
3397:14, 3402:18, SELECTED [1] - 3370:4, 3370:8, SIGNIFICANT [2] - 3342:6, 3343:7,
3402:20, 3403:16 3323:22 3370:13, 3373:3 3371:14, 3371:15 3344:1, 3344:3,
SCREEN [6] - SENATE [2] - SHE [7] - 3312:10, SIGNIFICANTLY [1] 3344:7, 3344:10,
3337:1, 3350:19, 3338:6, 3401:19 3312:13, 3312:17, - 3382:18 3347:19, 3348:12,
3351:1, 3375:25, SEND [4] - 3338:11, 3312:19, 3330:1, SIGNS [1] - 3346:19 3349:2, 3350:16,
3382:11, 3383:6 3387:9, 3387:11, 3335:25, 3338:23 SIMILAR [3] - 3352:6, 3352:11,
SEA [3] - 3354:11, 3388:1 SHE'S [1] - 3312:18 3375:10, 3379:4, 3352:14, 3353:9,
3355:20, 3379:12 SENDS [1] - 3395:9 SHEENA [1] - 3387:2 3355:5, 3355:24,
SEA-LEVEL [2] - SENIOR [1] - 3333:5 3311:15 SIMILARLY [1] - 3356:23, 3357:2,
3354:11, 3355:20 SENSE [1] - 3404:21 SHELL [2] - 3352:24, 3383:1 3357:21, 3358:22,
SEATED [3] - SENT [16] - 3339:21, 3353:4 SIMPLE [1] - 3340:1 3359:10, 3360:7,
3310:5, 3311:14, 3339:25, 3340:7, SHERMAN [1] - SIMPLY [4] - 3360:20, 3362:5,
3363:16 3340:8, 3342:6, 3306:20 3319:20, 3342:24, 3363:2, 3365:20,
SECOND [10] - 3385:11, 3388:20, SHIP [1] - 3397:16 3346:15, 3348:21 3366:13, 3367:22,
3311:1, 3337:6, 3398:21, 3399:11, SHIPPING [3] - SIMS [1] - 3306:23 3368:22, 3371:6,
3343:14, 3347:8, 3399:24, 3401:10, 3394:21, 3394:23, SINCE [12] - 3373:6, 3374:5,
3348:16, 3359:6, 3401:19, 3404:11, 3395:1 3312:10, 3313:4, 3374:9, 3374:25,
3359:7, 3376:13, 3404:12, 3404:13, SHOALING [22] - 3314:15, 3314:18, 3375:15, 3376:23,
3390:17, 3398:3 3404:17 3354:1, 3356:2, 3316:24, 3318:2, 3377:6, 3378:19,
SECRETARY [2] - SEPARATE [5] - 3357:18, 3357:20, 3325:20, 3329:4, 3379:13, 3382:19,
3339:11, 3348:1 3350:17, 3376:8, 3357:23, 3358:14, 3363:11, 3365:18, 3383:13, 3384:14,
SECTION [24] - 3383:7, 3386:1, 3358:16, 3358:18, 3384:18, 3391:16 3384:21, 3385:6,
3312:13, 3313:22, 3386:8 3359:18, 3366:10, SIR [10] - 3331:2, 3387:2, 3388:2,
3314:8, 3314:12, SERIES [1] - 3385:14 3366:13, 3366:14, 3331:11, 3346:23, 3388:24, 3389:4,
3314:13, 3314:24, SERIOUSLY [1] - 3371:6, 3371:9, 3352:25, 3363:17, 3390:9, 3391:16,
3328:15, 3329:2, 3318:2 3371:10, 3378:17, 3372:5, 3394:19, 3397:8, 3399:7,
3332:25, 3336:14, SERVED [3] - 3378:19, 3378:20, 3396:14, 3398:23, 3401:6, 3401:8
3351:21, 3355:3, 3312:13, 3322:11, 3382:19, 3382:23, 3403:12 SO.. [2] - 3319:13,
3355:15, 3358:13, 3322:14 3383:3, 3396:17 SITES [2] - 3369:12, 3329:20
3359:1, 3367:5, SERVICE [9] - SHORE [6] - 3322:6, 3391:11 SOCIAL [1] -
3375:3, 3375:20, 3315:1, 3315:10, 3330:18, 3330:19, SITTING [1] - 3316:6 3345:25
3376:4, 3378:11, 3315:16, 3316:5, 3336:22, 3361:7 SIX [3] - 3353:24, SOCIETY [1] -
3384:2, 3384:4, 3316:8, 3323:11, SHORELINE [2] - 3357:20, 3371:12 3317:15
3389:3 3323:15, 3339:24 3318:23, 3325:11 SIX-FOLD [1] - SOJA [1] - 3308:11
SEDIMENT [2] - SERVICES [1] - SHORT [1] - 3391:12 3353:24 SOLELY [1] -
3354:6, 3355:25 3315:1 SHOULD [8] - SLIDE [3] - 3384:7, 3373:18
SEDIMENTS [1] - SESSION [4] - 3314:25, 3337:9, 3392:22, 3393:17 SOLUTION [1] -
3383:3 3306:9, 3310:3, 3337:15, 3357:18, SLOWER [1] - 3376:24
SEE [17] - 3321:16, 3310:5, 3363:16 3364:24, 3366:5, 3325:11 SOLUTIONS [6] -
3323:12, 3323:24, SET [6] - 3331:13, 3377:3, 3404:12 SMALL [1] - 3383:7 3337:12, 3338:12,
3338:2, 3338:7, 3342:21, 3342:22, SHOW [13] - SMITH [2] - 3308:10, 3350:24, 3351:8,
3351:22, 3356:18, 3344:2, 3384:24, 3340:20, 3340:21, 3331:12 3351:24, 3351:25
3358:1, 3380:8, 3385:15 3358:3, 3367:4, SO [90] - 3314:2, SOLVED [1] -
3381:18, 3382:13, SETTING [1] - 3378:23, 3381:11, 3315:17, 3316:8, 3343:11
3382:20, 3384:18, 3355:6 3383:10, 3383:12, 3316:19, 3317:9, SOME [44] - 3314:8,
3387:8, 3391:11, SEVEN [4] - 3330:3, 3384:6, 3386:21, 3317:18, 3317:25, 3315:5, 3315:9,
3397:8, 3400:21 3348:18, 3391:16, 3389:24, 3396:3, 3318:15, 3318:19, 3318:9, 3319:19,
SEEK [1] - 3389:17 3392:21 3399:9 3319:2, 3319:23, 3319:22, 3321:12,
SEEKING [2] - SEVERAL [5] - SHOWED [2] - 3319:24, 3320:3, 3322:1, 3322:3,
3378:15, 3378:16 3318:10, 3323:12, 3371:5, 3371:9 3320:7, 3320:12, 3322:9, 3324:2,
SEEMED [2] - 3330:24, 3391:4, SHOWN [5] - 3320:25, 3321:3, 3324:22, 3325:4,
3326:20, 3399:8 3402:14 3352:10, 3352:20, 3321:5, 3321:19, 3325:25, 3328:5,
SEGMENT [4] - SEVERE [2] - 3364:22, 3368:18, 3322:4, 3322:5, 3334:3, 3339:6,
3380:20, 3380:24, 3353:14, 3353:23 3389:2 3322:7, 3323:13, 3339:9, 3341:1,
3381:1, 3381:3 SHARE [2] - SHOWS [5] - 3311:3, 3324:13, 3325:7, 3343:22, 3345:24,
SEGMENTS [2] - 3367:23, 3371:2 3368:23, 3375:13, 3325:17, 3328:4, 3346:11, 3346:25,
3361:16, 3384:6 3383:13, 3387:20 3330:6, 3330:18, 3352:5, 3353:15,
SHARED [1] - 3368:5
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3354:20, 3354:21, - 3327:12, 3327:14, STANDARD [3] - 3356:17, 3356:24, 3373:12, 3374:24,
3355:16, 3358:20, 3356:23, 3371:2, 3351:22, 3369:15, 3399:6 3375:20, 3378:11,
3359:19, 3360:5, 3373:2, 3374:23, 3387:1 STREAM [1] - 3379:9, 3380:10,
3360:20, 3360:21, 3374:24, 3375:1, STANDPOINT [4] - 3313:13 3386:16, 3386:20,
3369:16, 3370:4, 3376:8, 3398:18, 3335:2, 3357:1, STREET [6] - 3386:21, 3387:4,
3374:1, 3376:20, 3403:23 3368:24, 3381:23 3306:13, 3307:9, 3387:9, 3387:10,
3384:1, 3387:13, SPECIFICATIONS STANFORD [2] - 3307:16, 3308:2, 3387:22, 3388:13,
3392:11, 3393:7, [1] - 3325:15 3312:15, 3312:22 3308:17, 3313:2 3388:14, 3390:8,
3396:16, 3402:14, SPECIFICS [1] - STANWOOD [1] - STRIKE [2] - 3395:11, 3397:14,
3402:20 3337:2 3306:8 3399:15, 3399:20 3397:20, 3397:21,
SOMEONE [3] - SPECIFIED [1] - START [2] - 3318:25, STRIKING [1] - 3398:1, 3398:2,
3314:22, 3316:5, 3322:16 3355:1 3399:17 3399:14
3316:7 SPECKLED [3] - STARTED [12] - STRIPS [2] - STUDYING [1] -
SOMETHING [13] - 3318:12, 3318:13, 3313:10, 3313:25, 3355:23, 3383:7 3334:11
3317:22, 3324:13, 3323:12 3314:25, 3315:13, STUDIED [1] - STYLE [1] - 3331:8
3325:19, 3343:3, SPECULATE [1] - 3316:21, 3316:24, 3352:17 SUBCOMMITTEE [7]
3343:17, 3343:19, 3377:17 3325:20, 3329:7, STUDIES [18] - - 3321:17, 3322:14,
3343:20, 3344:25, SPECULATION [1] - 3330:8, 3363:2, 3334:13, 3334:21, 3322:17, 3323:17,
3365:20, 3366:7, 3348:16 3363:7, 3400:6 3336:15, 3341:1, 3338:6, 3338:9,
3374:6, 3382:8, SPELL [3] - 3311:21, STATE [13] - 3342:19, 3349:16, 3338:13
3395:8 3311:23, 3331:21 3311:20, 3314:23, 3350:15, 3352:3, SUBJECT [2] -
SOMETIMES [4] - SPELLED [2] - 3315:16, 3316:22, 3366:4, 3370:9, 3311:8, 3392:11
3317:17, 3325:21, 3331:23, 3372:21 3324:15, 3324:17, 3379:11, 3384:10, SUBLIMINALLY [1] -
3360:3, 3391:12 SPEND [2] - 3325:5, 3331:20, 3389:20, 3390:4, 3394:17
SOMEWHAT [2] - 3320:24, 3321:23 3336:9, 3340:8, 3390:6, 3390:8, SUBMIT [1] -
3353:7, 3356:10 SPENT [1] - 3314:15 3373:3, 3373:5, 3397:11, 3397:25 3375:16
SOMEWHERE [2] - SPOIL [2] - 3322:2, 3385:12 STUDY [92] - SUBMITS [1] -
3318:2, 3367:1 3327:17 STATED [3] - 3348:5, 3312:18, 3318:20, 3395:14
SORRY [18] - 3315:8, SPONSOR [19] - 3378:5, 3378:6 3324:20, 3332:21, SUBMITTED [5] -
3315:25, 3330:3, 3337:13, 3341:2, STATEMENT [1] - 3333:21, 3333:22, 3341:10, 3372:12,
3335:6, 3337:24, 3341:7, 3341:25, 3351:11 3334:14, 3336:14, 3395:24, 3403:3,
3351:15, 3354:18, 3343:10, 3344:16, STATEMENTS [1] - 3336:20, 3337:4, 3403:13
3354:19, 3355:14, 3367:23, 3368:12, 3313:24 3337:5, 3337:8, SUBROGATED [1] -
3358:24, 3362:7, 3369:5, 3369:10, STATES [12] - 3337:14, 3337:15, 3307:22
3364:16, 3371:8, 3369:16, 3369:24, 3306:1, 3306:5, 3337:20, 3338:3, SUBSEQUENT [2] -
3372:24, 3372:25, 3371:2, 3372:13, 3306:8, 3310:16, 3338:9, 3338:10, 3327:13, 3388:23
3375:25, 3394:22, 3373:3, 3373:5, 3329:13, 3331:24, 3338:17, 3339:21, SUBSIDE [1] -
3397:23 3373:9, 3373:12, 3343:7, 3351:2, 3339:22, 3340:1, 3384:19
SORT [6] - 3319:19, 3373:14 3391:15, 3392:2, 3340:2, 3340:3, SUBSIDENCE [4] -
3320:3, 3321:15, SPONSORS [2] - 3399:12, 3405:12 3340:6, 3340:10, 3354:11, 3355:18,
3322:24, 3324:10, 3339:23, 3372:16 STATES' [1] - 3341:22, 3341:24, 3355:20, 3379:12
3324:21 SPRING [1] - 3331:8 3311:13 3342:10, 3342:16, SUBSTANTIAL [1] -
SOUTH [5] - SPRINGS [1] - STATION [3] - 3343:3, 3343:12, 3377:14
3306:13, 3322:3, 3307:13 3308:13, 3357:22, 3347:6, 3347:12, SUCCEED [1] -
3328:10, 3350:22, SR [1] - 3308:11 3366:14 3347:23, 3348:8, 3317:21
3353:9 ST [6] - 3306:17, STATUTE [1] - 3348:12, 3348:14, SUCH [9] - 3364:5,
SOUTHERN [1] - 3306:20, 3307:2, 3324:24 3348:16, 3349:1, 3367:16, 3390:11,
3310:23 3307:5, 3307:23, STEADILY [1] - 3349:5, 3349:16, 3398:11, 3399:2,
SPEAKING [1] - 3327:14 3355:22 3349:17, 3349:19, 3400:3, 3400:10,
3345:20 STABILIZATION [8] - STENOGRAPHY [1] 3349:21, 3350:12, 3403:6, 3404:6
SPECIAL [2] - 3332:7, 3336:21, - 3308:20 3350:14, 3350:16, SUE [1] - 3335:22
3326:3, 3326:4 3350:22, 3364:13, STEP [1] - 3341:12 3351:2, 3352:8, SUFFICIENTLY [1] -
SPECIFIC [11] - 3373:25, 3377:8, STEVENS [2] - 3352:10, 3352:12, 3370:3
3322:15, 3323:7, 3378:7, 3384:17 3307:18, 3307:18 3352:19, 3356:18, SUGGESTED [1] -
3324:4, 3329:17, STABILIZED [1] - STILL [3] - 3353:9, 3357:5, 3358:14, 3322:20
3338:15, 3338:22, 3377:3 3366:1, 3373:12 3358:16, 3360:4, SUGGESTING [1] -
3347:25, 3349:17, STAFF [1] - 3390:6 STONE [1] - 3308:11 3361:4, 3364:8, 3368:4
3350:16, 3356:19, STAKEHOLDERS STOP [1] - 3325:24 3367:14, 3367:16, SUGGESTS [1] -
3377:24 [2] - 3340:11, 3385:12
3368:4, 3368:9, 3371:10
STORM [5] -
SPECIFICALLY [11] 3368:20, 3373:11, SUITE [4] - 3306:14,
STAND [1] - 3311:14 3355:18, 3356:6,
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3306:23, 3307:5, 3325:11, 3348:25, TEMPORARILY [1] - 3314:3, 3314:9, 3334:18, 3334:19,
3308:2 3358:4, 3363:10, 3314:17 3314:11, 3314:13, 3334:21, 3334:22,
SUM [1] - 3315:5 3363:13, 3365:10, TEN [5] - 3322:24, 3314:21, 3314:22, 3334:25, 3335:1,
SUMMARY [2] - 3382:12 3322:25, 3343:21, 3315:2, 3315:5, 3335:2, 3335:3,
3386:17, 3389:2 TAKEN [5] - 3334:3, 3363:13, 3391:21 3315:13, 3315:14, 3335:5, 3335:7,
SUPERIMPOSING 3346:5, 3363:14, TEN-MINUTE [1] - 3315:24, 3316:2, 3335:10, 3335:12,
[1] - 3327:23 3363:19, 3405:6 3363:13 3316:8, 3316:10, 3335:14, 3335:16,
SUPERVISED [1] - TAKES [5] - 3324:25, TERM [2] - 3320:8, 3316:11, 3316:15, 3335:18, 3336:4,
3314:14 3325:7, 3325:9, 3320:12 3316:16, 3316:23, 3336:5, 3336:7,
SUPPLEMENT [2] - 3325:12, 3325:14 TERMS [2] - 3317:4, 3317:9, 3336:11, 3336:16,
3352:4, 3357:9 TAKING [2] - 3349:16, 3349:17 3317:12, 3317:19, 3337:1, 3337:6,
SUPPLEMENTAL [9] 3327:23, 3362:12 TERREBONNE [1] - 3317:23, 3317:24, 3337:12, 3337:20,
- 3322:9, 3357:13, TALK [4] - 3338:5, 3316:21 3318:1, 3318:4, 3337:22, 3338:2,
3359:12, 3359:15, 3346:12, 3355:16, TESTIFIED [9] - 3318:10, 3318:20, 3338:3, 3338:4,
3359:18, 3360:10, 3364:3 3311:18, 3316:1, 3318:22, 3318:23, 3338:9, 3338:13,
3370:14, 3370:17, TALKED [12] - 3326:24, 3331:18, 3319:14, 3319:15, 3338:14, 3338:16,
3370:21 3328:14, 3329:11, 3358:14, 3359:12, 3319:16, 3320:1, 3338:17, 3339:2,
SUPPORT [5] - 3354:8, 3368:2, 3366:6, 3374:12, 3320:11, 3320:12, 3339:14, 3339:15,
3341:2, 3365:22, 3371:24, 3374:2, 3394:19 3320:15, 3320:17, 3339:20, 3340:1,
3367:13, 3367:14, 3387:19, 3398:16, TESTIFYING [1] - 3320:18, 3320:22, 3340:4, 3340:7,
3367:15 3401:7, 3402:20, 3312:20 3320:25, 3321:17, 3340:20, 3340:23,
SUPPOSED [3] - 3403:14, 3403:20 TESTIMONY [6] - 3321:23, 3321:24, 3341:3, 3341:4,
3321:18, 3322:8, TALKING [11] - 3310:19, 3332:5, 3322:3, 3322:6, 3341:6, 3341:16,
3401:11 3325:17, 3344:13, 3347:7, 3369:4, 3322:8, 3322:13, 3341:17, 3341:20,
SURE [14] - 3328:24, 3344:14, 3346:7, 3382:7, 3404:9 3322:20, 3323:1, 3341:21, 3342:5,
3331:6, 3344:12, 3349:10, 3349:11, THAN [18] - 3324:1, 3323:3, 3323:5, 3342:6, 3342:10,
3344:22, 3346:13, 3363:4, 3364:1, 3324:12, 3343:22, 3323:14, 3323:17, 3342:15, 3342:16,
3354:24, 3362:17, 3364:18, 3379:5, 3344:5, 3344:6, 3323:19, 3323:21, 3342:17, 3342:19,
3363:4, 3369:1, 3397:23 3344:23, 3350:6, 3323:23, 3323:24, 3342:20, 3342:21,
3369:2, 3392:22, TALKS [3] - 3355:22, 3353:20, 3371:11, 3324:6, 3324:10, 3342:22, 3342:24,
3393:8, 3402:5, 3358:17, 3397:9 3391:22, 3396:3, 3324:12, 3324:13, 3342:25, 3343:3,
3402:24 TARGETS [1] - 3400:15, 3401:22, 3324:16, 3324:19, 3343:8, 3343:12,
SURGE [2] - 3356:6, 3344:3 3402:1, 3402:6, 3324:22, 3325:5, 3343:17, 3343:25,
3356:17 TASK [12] - 3316:3, 3402:9, 3402:24 3325:7, 3325:11, 3344:7, 3344:9,
SURROUNDING [1] - 3322:11, 3322:14, THANK [37] - 3325:18, 3326:1, 3344:11, 3344:12,
3357:2 3322:16, 3322:25, 3310:13, 3310:20, 3326:19, 3326:21, 3344:16, 3344:18,
SURVEY [1] - 3316:6 3323:25, 3326:24, 3310:25, 3311:12, 3326:24, 3326:25, 3344:20, 3344:21,
SUZANNE [7] - 3336:6, 3336:8, 3315:20, 3326:9, 3327:3, 3327:6, 3344:23, 3344:24,
3372:20, 3373:1, 3326:11, 3327:20, 3327:8, 3327:10, 3345:5, 3345:22,
3309:3, 3311:14,
3311:18, 3311:22, 3373:6 3331:2, 3331:4, 3327:12, 3327:14, 3346:6, 3346:13,
3311:25, 3312:2, TEAM [4] - 3314:2, 3332:8, 3332:11, 3327:17, 3327:21, 3346:15, 3346:17,
3312:9 3314:6, 3339:18, 3346:23, 3346:24, 3327:24, 3328:1, 3346:21, 3346:22,
3339:19 3351:20, 3353:10, 3328:2, 3328:3, 3347:1, 3347:6,
SWAMP [4] -
TEAMS [1] - 3314:1 3355:9, 3355:12, 3328:4, 3328:9, 3347:11, 3347:12,
3320:17, 3320:18,
TEAPOT [3] - 3356:14, 3363:18, 3328:11, 3328:14, 3347:13, 3347:15,
3330:13
3393:9, 3394:7, 3363:24, 3365:4, 3328:20, 3328:22, 3347:17, 3347:25,
SWEAR [1] - 3311:17
3394:15 3372:5, 3372:6, 3328:23, 3328:24, 3348:3, 3348:5,
SWITCH [1] - 3382:9
TECHNICAL [2] - 3379:17, 3381:8, 3329:1, 3329:3, 3348:6, 3348:8,
SWORN [2] -
3316:24, 3343:11 3382:3, 3386:6, 3329:6, 3329:10, 3348:13, 3349:18,
3311:18, 3331:18
3386:11, 3390:14, 3329:11, 3329:16, 3350:13, 3350:14,
SYNOPSIZED [1] - TELL [6] - 3332:14,
3390:15, 3393:13, 3329:18, 3329:23, 3350:15, 3350:20,
3332:9 3344:25, 3348:17,
3393:20, 3404:1, 3330:4, 3330:14, 3350:24, 3351:2,
SYSTEM [1] - 3353:20, 3359:22,
3405:5 3330:16, 3330:17, 3351:6, 3351:17,
3354:24 3369:24
THANKS [1] - 3363:8 3330:21, 3330:25, 3351:21, 3351:22,
TELLING [1] -
THAT [632] - 3310:9, 3333:1, 3333:2, 3351:23, 3352:11,
T 3369:21
3310:17, 3310:22, 3333:10, 3333:11, 3352:17, 3352:18,
TEMPEST [3] -
T [1] - 3307:22 3333:14, 3333:15, 3352:19, 3352:24,
3393:8, 3394:7, 3311:1, 3311:5,
TAHEERAH [1] - 3311:12, 3312:13, 3333:16, 3333:20, 3353:14, 3353:15,
3394:15
3308:6 3313:5, 3313:13, 3333:21, 3333:24, 3353:19, 3353:23,
TEMPLET [1] -
TAKE [11] - 3313:8, 3313:15, 3313:21, 3334:6, 3334:8, 3353:24, 3354:2,
3326:6
3313:12, 3325:10, 3334:13, 3334:14, 3354:5, 3355:3,
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3355:10, 3355:15, 3374:6, 3374:9, 3397:8, 3397:10, 3404:22, 3404:24 3318:11, 3318:12,
3355:25, 3356:2, 3374:20, 3375:6, 3397:12, 3397:17, THE [1599] - 3306:8, 3318:15, 3318:22,
3356:3, 3356:13, 3375:8, 3375:11, 3397:19, 3398:5, 3306:12, 3306:19, 3318:25, 3319:2,
3357:9, 3357:10, 3375:13, 3376:10, 3398:6, 3399:4, 3307:4, 3307:22, 3319:6, 3319:7,
3357:17, 3357:18, 3376:11, 3376:20, 3399:8, 3399:9, 3308:4, 3309:2, 3319:10, 3319:12,
3357:19, 3357:20, 3376:21, 3376:23, 3399:10, 3399:13, 3310:5, 3310:6, 3319:14, 3319:23,
3357:23, 3358:1, 3376:25, 3377:1, 3399:17, 3400:1, 3310:7, 3310:8, 3319:24, 3320:1,
3358:5, 3358:13, 3377:13, 3377:17, 3400:2, 3400:5, 3310:9, 3310:10, 3320:4, 3320:5,
3358:14, 3358:17, 3377:20, 3377:23, 3400:7, 3400:11, 3310:11, 3310:13, 3320:7, 3320:8,
3358:18, 3358:19, 3377:24, 3378:1, 3400:12, 3400:14, 3310:16, 3310:17, 3320:12, 3320:14,
3358:21, 3358:22, 3378:2, 3378:3, 3400:16, 3400:25, 3310:19, 3310:20, 3320:21, 3320:22,
3358:25, 3359:1, 3378:9, 3378:16, 3401:2, 3401:3, 3310:21, 3310:23, 3320:23, 3320:24,
3359:3, 3359:6, 3378:19, 3378:21, 3401:4, 3401:6, 3310:25, 3311:1, 3321:2, 3321:4,
3359:8, 3359:12, 3378:25, 3379:8, 3401:7, 3401:8, 3311:2, 3311:3, 3321:5, 3321:9,
3359:13, 3359:18, 3379:15, 3379:16, 3401:9, 3401:10, 3311:5, 3311:8, 3321:11, 3321:12,
3359:20, 3359:21, 3379:22, 3379:25, 3401:13, 3401:18, 3311:12, 3311:13, 3321:13, 3321:15,
3359:23, 3360:9, 3380:6, 3380:9, 3401:22, 3402:1, 3311:14, 3311:15, 3321:16, 3321:17,
3360:13, 3360:14, 3380:10, 3380:12, 3402:5, 3402:6, 3311:17, 3311:20, 3321:18, 3321:19,
3360:17, 3360:19, 3380:13, 3380:21, 3402:9, 3402:12, 3311:21, 3311:22, 3321:20, 3322:1,
3360:23, 3360:25, 3381:9, 3381:10, 3402:14, 3402:20, 3311:23, 3311:24, 3322:2, 3322:4,
3361:1, 3361:9, 3381:12, 3381:14, 3402:24, 3403:3, 3311:25, 3312:1, 3322:5, 3322:6,
3361:11, 3361:14, 3381:20, 3381:21, 3403:12, 3403:14, 3312:3, 3312:5, 3322:8, 3322:9,
3361:20, 3361:22, 3381:23, 3382:1, 3403:22, 3403:23, 3312:7, 3312:8, 3322:11, 3322:12,
3362:5, 3362:6, 3382:3, 3382:16, 3404:1, 3404:5, 3312:9, 3312:10, 3322:14, 3322:15,
3362:12, 3362:13, 3383:4, 3383:5, 3404:10, 3404:16, 3312:11, 3312:12, 3322:16, 3322:17,
3362:16, 3362:19, 3383:7, 3383:8, 3404:21, 3404:24, 3312:13, 3312:17, 3322:19, 3322:20,
3363:2, 3363:12, 3383:20, 3383:21, 3405:1, 3405:2, 3312:18, 3312:19, 3322:23, 3322:25,
3363:19, 3364:2, 3383:25, 3384:8, 3405:4, 3405:14 3312:21, 3313:3, 3323:1, 3323:2,
3364:4, 3364:12, 3384:11, 3384:13, THAT'S [67] - 3313:18, 3313:22, 3323:4, 3323:5,
3364:14, 3364:21, 3384:15, 3384:17, 3315:18, 3316:14, 3314:2, 3314:3, 3323:6, 3323:9,
3365:2, 3365:14, 3384:18, 3384:21, 3316:22, 3316:24, 3314:5, 3314:6, 3323:10, 3323:14,
3365:16, 3365:20, 3384:22, 3384:23, 3318:9, 3319:2, 3314:7, 3314:8, 3323:15, 3323:16,
3365:24, 3366:1, 3384:25, 3385:1, 3319:6, 3321:5, 3314:12, 3314:16, 3323:17, 3323:19,
3366:3, 3366:6, 3385:4, 3385:7, 3330:5, 3334:5, 3314:17, 3314:18, 3323:22, 3323:25,
3366:7, 3366:8, 3385:11, 3385:19, 3334:10, 3335:18, 3314:19, 3314:20, 3324:1, 3324:2,
3366:10, 3366:11, 3385:20, 3386:8, 3339:3, 3339:14, 3314:21, 3314:22, 3324:4, 3324:5,
3366:12, 3366:14, 3386:19, 3386:20, 3341:3, 3341:18, 3314:23, 3314:24, 3324:7, 3324:9,
3366:19, 3366:25, 3386:24, 3386:25, 3345:11, 3347:18, 3314:25, 3315:6, 3324:11, 3324:13,
3367:10, 3367:12, 3387:1, 3387:2, 3348:3, 3351:23, 3315:8, 3315:9, 3324:14, 3324:15,
3367:13, 3367:14, 3387:5, 3387:10, 3352:12, 3353:10, 3315:10, 3315:12, 3324:17, 3324:18,
3367:15, 3367:19, 3388:6, 3388:10, 3354:1, 3354:15, 3315:13, 3315:14, 3324:19, 3324:20,
3367:21, 3368:1, 3388:14, 3388:18, 3355:17, 3357:5, 3315:15, 3315:16, 3324:21, 3324:22,
3368:4, 3368:7, 3388:22, 3389:3, 3357:12, 3359:4, 3315:18, 3315:21, 3324:24, 3325:1,
3368:21, 3368:23, 3389:5, 3389:13, 3359:14, 3360:11, 3315:23, 3315:24, 3325:2, 3325:5,
3368:25, 3369:4, 3389:20, 3389:23, 3360:14, 3362:14, 3316:1, 3316:2, 3325:6, 3325:7,
3369:6, 3369:15, 3390:1, 3390:9, 3362:20, 3364:16, 3316:6, 3316:7, 3325:12, 3325:15,
3369:16, 3369:22, 3390:25, 3391:1, 3364:25, 3369:20, 3316:10, 3316:11, 3325:18, 3325:19,
3369:24, 3370:2, 3391:10, 3391:11, 3369:25, 3370:1, 3316:12, 3316:13, 3325:22, 3325:23,
3370:6, 3370:8, 3391:24, 3392:1, 3370:5, 3371:9, 3316:17, 3316:18, 3325:24, 3326:2,
3370:16, 3370:19, 3392:12, 3392:14, 3371:20, 3371:24, 3316:19, 3316:20, 3326:4, 3326:5,
3370:23, 3370:25, 3392:22, 3393:7, 3375:10, 3376:6, 3316:22, 3317:1, 3326:6, 3326:7,
3371:5, 3371:6, 3393:19, 3394:2, 3376:19, 3376:25, 3317:2, 3317:3, 3326:10, 3326:11,
3371:7, 3371:8, 3394:10, 3394:11, 3380:25, 3381:10, 3317:4, 3317:5, 3326:16, 3326:19,
3371:10, 3371:13, 3394:13, 3394:14, 3381:23, 3383:1, 3317:6, 3317:7, 3326:20, 3326:25,
3371:19, 3371:23, 3394:19, 3395:1, 3383:9, 3383:18, 3317:8, 3317:14, 3327:8, 3327:9,
3371:25, 3372:14, 3395:5, 3395:7, 3385:5, 3386:10, 3317:15, 3317:16, 3327:13, 3327:18,
3372:15, 3372:21, 3395:13, 3395:17, 3387:11, 3387:16, 3317:17, 3317:19, 3327:22, 3327:23,
3373:4, 3373:18, 3396:2, 3396:7, 3388:7, 3389:11, 3317:20, 3317:23, 3328:1, 3328:3,
3373:21, 3373:22, 3396:14, 3396:16, 3394:3, 3394:10, 3317:25, 3318:1, 3328:5, 3328:10,
3373:24, 3374:2, 3396:18, 3397:2, 3395:7, 3396:13, 3318:2, 3318:7, 3328:11, 3328:12,
3374:3, 3374:5, 3397:4, 3397:5, 3397:14, 3404:15, 3318:8, 3318:9, 3328:15, 3328:16,
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3328:19, 3328:20, 3338:7, 3338:10, 3347:20, 3347:22, 3356:8, 3356:9, 3364:25, 3365:1,
3328:22, 3328:23, 3338:11, 3338:12, 3347:24, 3348:2, 3356:10, 3356:13, 3365:4, 3365:6,
3329:2, 3329:3, 3338:13, 3338:14, 3348:7, 3348:9, 3356:16, 3356:18, 3365:13, 3365:14,
3329:6, 3329:7, 3338:15, 3338:19, 3348:10, 3348:12, 3356:20, 3356:21, 3365:16, 3365:17,
3329:8, 3329:9, 3339:1, 3339:3, 3348:13, 3348:17, 3356:25, 3357:1, 3365:19, 3365:21,
3329:10, 3329:11, 3339:7, 3339:8, 3348:18, 3348:19, 3357:2, 3357:3, 3365:23, 3365:24,
3329:12, 3329:13, 3339:9, 3339:10, 3348:20, 3348:21, 3357:5, 3357:6, 3366:3, 3366:6,
3329:14, 3329:15, 3339:11, 3339:12, 3348:24, 3348:25, 3357:7, 3357:9, 3366:7, 3366:8,
3329:16, 3329:18, 3339:21, 3339:22, 3349:1, 3349:4, 3357:10, 3357:11, 3366:10, 3366:11,
3329:23, 3329:25, 3339:23, 3339:24, 3349:5, 3349:7, 3357:14, 3357:17, 3366:12, 3366:13,
3330:1, 3330:3, 3339:25, 3340:1, 3349:12, 3349:14, 3357:18, 3357:20, 3366:14, 3366:16,
3330:6, 3330:8, 3340:2, 3340:3, 3349:17, 3349:19, 3357:22, 3357:24, 3366:19, 3366:20,
3330:9, 3330:11, 3340:5, 3340:6, 3349:21, 3349:22, 3357:25, 3358:1, 3366:22, 3366:24,
3330:13, 3330:14, 3340:9, 3340:10, 3350:1, 3350:3, 3358:2, 3358:3, 3366:25, 3367:2,
3330:18, 3330:19, 3340:16, 3340:17, 3350:6, 3350:9, 3358:4, 3358:5, 3367:3, 3367:5,
3330:24, 3330:25, 3340:19, 3340:21, 3350:11, 3350:12, 3358:6, 3358:12, 3367:7, 3367:8,
3331:2, 3331:4, 3340:22, 3341:2, 3350:13, 3350:14, 3358:14, 3358:15, 3367:11, 3367:12,
3331:6, 3331:9, 3341:4, 3341:5, 3350:17, 3350:18, 3358:16, 3358:17, 3367:14, 3367:17,
3331:11, 3331:14, 3341:6, 3341:8, 3350:19, 3350:21, 3358:18, 3358:22, 3367:20, 3367:22,
3331:16, 3331:17, 3341:9, 3341:10, 3350:22, 3350:23, 3358:24, 3359:1, 3367:23, 3367:25,
3331:20, 3331:21, 3341:12, 3341:13, 3350:24, 3351:1, 3359:2, 3359:3, 3368:3, 3368:4,
3331:22, 3332:2, 3341:16, 3341:18, 3351:2, 3351:3, 3359:4, 3359:5, 3368:5, 3368:8,
3332:3, 3332:4, 3341:20, 3341:21, 3351:4, 3351:6, 3359:6, 3359:7, 3368:15, 3368:16,
3332:6, 3332:7, 3341:22, 3342:1, 3351:7, 3351:8, 3359:8, 3359:9, 3368:17, 3368:18,
3332:8, 3332:14, 3342:2, 3342:5, 3351:10, 3351:11, 3359:10, 3359:11, 3368:20, 3368:23,
3332:16, 3332:18, 3342:8, 3342:10, 3351:13, 3351:14, 3359:12, 3359:17, 3369:1, 3369:4,
3332:20, 3332:21, 3342:13, 3342:15, 3351:15, 3351:16, 3359:18, 3359:20, 3369:5, 3369:7,
3332:24, 3333:3, 3342:20, 3342:21, 3351:18, 3351:20, 3359:22, 3359:24, 3369:8, 3369:9,
3333:6, 3333:7, 3342:24, 3342:25, 3351:21, 3351:23, 3359:25, 3360:1, 3369:10, 3369:11,
3333:10, 3333:12, 3343:1, 3343:2, 3351:24, 3351:25, 3360:2, 3360:4, 3369:12, 3369:14,
3333:15, 3333:16, 3343:3, 3343:6, 3352:2, 3352:3, 3360:7, 3360:9, 3369:17, 3369:18,
3333:18, 3333:23, 3343:7, 3343:11, 3352:4, 3352:5, 3360:10, 3360:11, 3369:20, 3369:21,
3333:24, 3334:1, 3343:12, 3343:14, 3352:8, 3352:10, 3360:14, 3360:16, 3369:22, 3369:25,
3334:4, 3334:6, 3343:15, 3343:18, 3352:11, 3352:12, 3360:17, 3360:19, 3370:1, 3370:5,
3334:7, 3334:8, 3343:20, 3343:21, 3352:13, 3352:16, 3360:22, 3360:23, 3370:6, 3370:7,
3334:11, 3334:14, 3343:23, 3343:25, 3352:18, 3352:21, 3360:24, 3361:2, 3370:8, 3370:10,
3334:16, 3334:18, 3344:2, 3344:9, 3352:23, 3352:24, 3361:6, 3361:9, 3370:15, 3370:18,
3334:20, 3334:22, 3344:10, 3344:11, 3353:1, 3353:2, 3361:11, 3361:13, 3370:21, 3370:22,
3334:25, 3335:1, 3344:12, 3344:14, 3353:4, 3353:5, 3361:14, 3361:15, 3370:24, 3370:25,
3335:2, 3335:4, 3344:15, 3344:17, 3353:6, 3353:7, 3361:16, 3361:17, 3371:1, 3371:3,
3335:5, 3335:8, 3344:20, 3344:22, 3353:8, 3353:9, 3361:18, 3361:20, 3371:4, 3371:5,
3335:12, 3335:14, 3344:24, 3345:2, 3353:10, 3353:12, 3361:22, 3361:23, 3371:9, 3371:10,
3335:17, 3335:19, 3345:6, 3345:8, 3353:17, 3353:19, 3361:25, 3362:2, 3371:11, 3371:13,
3335:20, 3335:22, 3345:9, 3345:11, 3353:20, 3353:22, 3362:5, 3362:7, 3371:15, 3371:16,
3335:25, 3336:2, 3345:12, 3345:13, 3353:23, 3353:25, 3362:9, 3362:10, 3371:18, 3371:20,
3336:3, 3336:4, 3345:16, 3345:18, 3354:1, 3354:2, 3362:11, 3362:12, 3371:21, 3371:22,
3336:6, 3336:7, 3345:19, 3345:21, 3354:3, 3354:4, 3362:14, 3362:16, 3371:23, 3371:24,
3336:8, 3336:9, 3345:22, 3345:23, 3354:7, 3354:8, 3362:18, 3362:19, 3372:1, 3372:2,
3336:10, 3336:11, 3345:25, 3346:1, 3354:9, 3354:10, 3362:20, 3362:21, 3372:4, 3372:5,
3336:13, 3336:17, 3346:3, 3346:5, 3354:15, 3354:20, 3362:23, 3362:24, 3372:8, 3372:11,
3336:19, 3336:20, 3346:8, 3346:9, 3354:21, 3354:22, 3363:4, 3363:7, 3372:12, 3372:15,
3336:21, 3336:22, 3346:10, 3346:11, 3354:23, 3354:24, 3363:10, 3363:13, 3372:16, 3372:18,
3336:24, 3337:1, 3346:15, 3346:17, 3355:1, 3355:5, 3363:16, 3363:17, 3372:19, 3372:21,
3337:2, 3337:3, 3346:18, 3346:19, 3355:9, 3355:10, 3363:19, 3363:20, 3372:24, 3372:25,
3337:4, 3337:6, 3346:20, 3346:21, 3355:15, 3355:16, 3363:21, 3363:24, 3373:1, 3373:3,
3337:7, 3337:12, 3346:23, 3347:1, 3355:17, 3355:19, 3364:1, 3364:2, 3373:4, 3373:6,
3337:13, 3337:15, 3347:5, 3347:7, 3355:20, 3355:22, 3364:8, 3364:9, 3373:9, 3373:10,
3337:18, 3337:20, 3347:8, 3347:11, 3355:23, 3355:24, 3364:13, 3364:16, 3373:11, 3373:12,
3337:21, 3337:23, 3347:12, 3347:14, 3355:25, 3356:1, 3364:18, 3364:20, 3373:14, 3373:17,
3337:24, 3337:25, 3347:15, 3347:16, 3356:2, 3356:3, 3364:21, 3364:22, 3373:18, 3373:19,
3338:1, 3338:4, 3347:17, 3347:18, 3356:5, 3356:7, 3364:23, 3364:24, 3373:22, 3374:1,
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3374:5, 3374:12, 3384:11, 3384:12, 3395:1, 3395:4, 3404:5, 3404:10, 3318:16, 3318:22,
3374:14, 3374:18, 3384:13, 3384:16, 3395:5, 3395:8, 3404:11, 3404:13, 3318:24, 3319:2,
3374:20, 3374:22, 3384:17, 3384:19, 3395:9, 3395:13, 3404:19, 3404:22, 3320:1, 3322:2,
3374:23, 3375:2, 3384:20, 3384:21, 3395:14, 3395:17, 3405:1, 3405:2, 3322:21, 3323:5,
3375:3, 3375:4, 3384:23, 3385:2, 3395:18, 3395:20, 3405:4, 3405:14, 3323:7, 3323:20,
3375:5, 3375:6, 3385:3, 3385:6, 3395:22, 3395:23, 3405:15, 3405:16 3323:21, 3324:16,
3375:9, 3375:10, 3385:7, 3385:8, 3396:2, 3396:4, THEIR [8] - 3314:15, 3325:4, 3325:18,
3375:14, 3375:15, 3385:9, 3385:10, 3396:7, 3396:8, 3315:3, 3316:8, 3327:21, 3328:1,
3375:17, 3375:22, 3385:11, 3385:13, 3396:11, 3396:16, 3316:23, 3338:5, 3328:20, 3329:12,
3375:24, 3375:25, 3385:16, 3385:17, 3396:17, 3396:22, 3346:12, 3390:6 3330:6, 3330:9,
3376:3, 3376:4, 3385:18, 3385:20, 3396:24, 3396:25, THEIRS [1] - 3318:5 3330:25, 3334:12,
3376:11, 3376:12, 3385:23, 3385:25, 3397:1, 3397:6, THEM [27] - 3311:7, 3334:13, 3334:21,
3376:14, 3376:15, 3386:2, 3386:3, 3397:8, 3397:9, 3311:8, 3314:14, 3334:25, 3335:16,
3376:18, 3376:21, 3386:4, 3386:6, 3397:13, 3397:14, 3316:9, 3316:22, 3336:3, 3336:13,
3376:24, 3377:2, 3386:8, 3386:10, 3397:15, 3397:16, 3317:12, 3317:14, 3337:12, 3337:20,
3377:3, 3377:11, 3386:14, 3386:15, 3397:17, 3397:20, 3318:7, 3318:14, 3338:3, 3338:7,
3377:14, 3377:21, 3386:16, 3386:19, 3397:21, 3397:24, 3320:18, 3322:20, 3338:8, 3338:13,
3377:23, 3377:24, 3386:20, 3386:21, 3397:25, 3398:1, 3322:21, 3323:13, 3338:15, 3339:5,
3378:3, 3378:5, 3386:25, 3387:4, 3398:2, 3398:4, 3325:4, 3325:15, 3339:18, 3339:20,
3378:6, 3378:7, 3387:7, 3387:8, 3398:6, 3398:7, 3325:16, 3327:19, 3339:22, 3341:2,
3378:9, 3378:11, 3387:9, 3387:11, 3398:9, 3398:10, 3335:8, 3335:9, 3343:7, 3343:15,
3378:12, 3378:13, 3387:14, 3387:16, 3398:11, 3398:16, 3335:10, 3383:14, 3343:23, 3344:7,
3378:15, 3378:16, 3387:17, 3387:18, 3398:17, 3398:20, 3383:20, 3391:3, 3345:4, 3345:10,
3378:17, 3378:19, 3387:19, 3387:20, 3398:21, 3398:25, 3393:22, 3394:8, 3345:17, 3348:16,
3378:20, 3378:21, 3387:21, 3387:23, 3399:2, 3399:5, 3394:9 3348:24, 3350:8,
3378:23, 3379:1, 3387:25, 3388:2, 3399:6, 3399:7, THEMSELVES [2] - 3351:1, 3352:18,
3379:3, 3379:4, 3388:3, 3388:4, 3399:8, 3399:9, 3371:21, 3371:22 3353:24, 3354:13,
3379:6, 3379:7, 3388:6, 3388:8, 3399:11, 3399:12, THEN [58] - 3314:15, 3355:2, 3355:4,
3379:9, 3379:15, 3388:10, 3388:13, 3399:13, 3399:17, 3317:11, 3318:1, 3355:16, 3355:23,
3379:16, 3379:17, 3388:14, 3388:15, 3399:18, 3399:23, 3318:2, 3318:22, 3356:19, 3357:2,
3379:19, 3379:21, 3388:16, 3388:17, 3399:24, 3399:25, 3318:24, 3319:25, 3358:15, 3358:19,
3379:23, 3380:1, 3388:18, 3388:20, 3400:2, 3400:3, 3320:5, 3320:17, 3358:20, 3359:1,
3380:3, 3380:4, 3388:21, 3388:22, 3400:5, 3400:6, 3321:19, 3322:3, 3359:19, 3360:3,
3380:5, 3380:6, 3388:23, 3389:1, 3400:8, 3400:9, 3322:6, 3322:23, 3360:7, 3360:20,
3380:8, 3380:9, 3389:2, 3389:5, 3400:10, 3400:11, 3322:24, 3322:25, 3360:21, 3360:24,
3380:14, 3380:17, 3389:7, 3389:9, 3400:16, 3400:17, 3323:12, 3324:12, 3361:1, 3361:4,
3380:19, 3380:20, 3389:11, 3389:16, 3400:18, 3400:20, 3324:16, 3324:21, 3361:5, 3364:5,
3380:21, 3380:22, 3389:20, 3390:3, 3400:21, 3400:23, 3325:1, 3325:13, 3364:6, 3364:12,
3380:23, 3380:24, 3390:4, 3390:5, 3400:25, 3401:1, 3325:14, 3325:16, 3365:18, 3366:7,
3380:25, 3381:1, 3390:7, 3390:8, 3401:7, 3401:8, 3325:23, 3326:3, 3366:22, 3367:13,
3381:2, 3381:3, 3390:9, 3390:14, 3401:9, 3401:10, 3329:1, 3334:16, 3368:18, 3369:5,
3381:4, 3381:6, 3390:16, 3390:19, 3401:11, 3401:13, 3337:20, 3338:4, 3369:23, 3370:4,
3381:8, 3381:9, 3390:25, 3391:1, 3401:14, 3401:16, 3338:9, 3338:14, 3370:8, 3370:23,
3381:12, 3381:13, 3391:3, 3391:6, 3401:18, 3401:19, 3340:4, 3341:16, 3371:6, 3371:7,
3381:19, 3381:21, 3391:9, 3391:12, 3401:20, 3401:22, 3341:20, 3341:25, 3373:6, 3373:7,
3381:24, 3382:1, 3391:14, 3391:16, 3401:23, 3402:1, 3342:9, 3342:19, 3373:8, 3374:5,
3382:3, 3382:4, 3391:22, 3392:1, 3402:2, 3402:4, 3348:10, 3349:11, 3374:11, 3375:6,
3382:6, 3382:7, 3392:2, 3392:5, 3402:6, 3402:7, 3355:25, 3358:19, 3375:23, 3376:20,
3382:9, 3382:11, 3392:8, 3392:11, 3402:8, 3402:9, 3362:18, 3364:1, 3377:18, 3377:21,
3382:19, 3382:23, 3392:15, 3392:16, 3402:10, 3402:12, 3370:3, 3375:21, 3378:10, 3378:19,
3382:24, 3383:1, 3392:20, 3392:22, 3402:14, 3402:15, 3376:1, 3376:25, 3381:10, 3381:12,
3383:3, 3383:4, 3392:25, 3393:3, 3402:16, 3402:18, 3377:11, 3379:25, 3381:16, 3381:17,
3383:6, 3383:7, 3393:5, 3393:7, 3402:19, 3402:20, 3382:18, 3382:22, 3381:24, 3381:25,
3383:10, 3383:11, 3393:8, 3393:10, 3402:22, 3402:24, 3382:23, 3383:2, 3382:6, 3382:8,
3383:12, 3383:16, 3393:17, 3393:18, 3402:25, 3403:3, 3386:24, 3389:13, 3382:12, 3382:18,
3383:18, 3383:19, 3393:21, 3394:1, 3403:4, 3403:8, 3391:24, 3394:9, 3382:23, 3383:2,
3383:21, 3383:22, 3394:4, 3394:6, 3403:12, 3403:13, 3396:21 3383:18, 3383:22,
3383:23, 3383:24, 3394:9, 3394:12, 3403:14, 3403:16, THERE [149] - 3384:5, 3384:6,
3384:2, 3384:4, 3394:14, 3394:16, 3403:18, 3403:19, 3315:9, 3317:23, 3384:23, 3385:14,
3384:5, 3384:7, 3394:19, 3394:20, 3403:20, 3403:22, 3318:6, 3318:11, 3387:17, 3388:1,
3384:8, 3384:10, 3394:22, 3394:23, 3404:1, 3404:2, 3388:10, 3388:13,
DAILY COPY
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3388:24, 3389:2, 3379:4, 3380:22, THIRTY [1] - 3330:3 3390:20, 3390:25, 3317:18, 3317:19,
3391:3, 3391:14, 3381:13, 3382:17, THIRTY-SEVEN [1] - 3391:1, 3392:25, 3322:7, 3322:12,
3397:6, 3397:8, 3386:23, 3387:2, 3330:3 3393:4, 3393:5, 3323:4, 3323:7,
3397:10, 3397:11, 3388:22, 3388:23, THIS [138] - 3310:7, 3393:8, 3393:15, 3326:21, 3329:5,
3398:17, 3399:5, 3388:24, 3390:22, 3310:10, 3311:7, 3393:18, 3394:14, 3331:10, 3339:24,
3399:7, 3401:4, 3390:23, 3394:8, 3316:16, 3319:21, 3396:16, 3398:9, 3341:10, 3342:5,
3401:6, 3402:12 3396:7, 3396:10, 3319:22, 3322:21, 3398:18, 3399:12, 3343:6, 3347:8,
THERE'S [31] - 3396:11, 3396:12, 3324:14, 3325:22, 3401:14 3347:12, 3347:17,
3325:18, 3335:7, 3396:13, 3398:1, 3330:20, 3330:21, THOMAS [5] - 3348:2, 3349:7,
3335:8, 3335:17, 3399:4, 3401:7, 3336:10, 3339:13, 3306:23, 3309:7, 3349:20, 3352:4,
3337:17, 3339:5, 3404:12 3340:8, 3341:13, 3331:18, 3331:22, 3353:6, 3354:3,
3339:7, 3340:4, THEY'RE [13] - 3341:17, 3343:6, 3331:25 3357:22, 3364:9,
3353:8, 3356:19, 3323:1, 3325:15, 3343:9, 3345:11, THOSE [40] - 3372:12, 3393:8,
3358:13, 3364:14, 3325:16, 3331:14, 3346:6, 3347:2, 3312:19, 3312:21, 3396:8
3367:21, 3369:4, 3353:3, 3353:20, 3348:17, 3350:12, 3315:3, 3315:5, THROWN [1] -
3370:3, 3371:8, 3356:20, 3358:21, 3350:16, 3351:8, 3316:10, 3322:1, 3345:5
3374:10, 3375:20, 3358:22, 3369:12, 3351:18, 3352:8, 3322:24, 3323:7, TIED [1] - 3373:18
3375:23, 3383:20, 3380:1, 3393:23, 3352:17, 3352:19, 3325:3, 3326:9, TIME [39] - 3313:15,
3383:25, 3385:6, 3394:5 3353:3, 3353:13, 3329:12, 3329:14, 3313:21, 3314:16,
3386:24, 3389:2, THING [11] - 3318:9, 3355:11, 3355:15, 3329:19, 3330:20, 3315:2, 3316:15,
3390:9, 3393:7, 3318:18, 3319:2, 3356:5, 3356:16, 3334:16, 3339:6, 3316:18, 3319:15,
3397:8, 3397:24, 3335:2, 3344:12, 3356:21, 3356:24, 3344:8, 3344:17, 3320:4, 3320:7,
3401:2, 3401:8 3345:2, 3351:15, 3358:9, 3358:13, 3345:16, 3346:13, 3320:25, 3321:23,
THEREABOUT [1] - 3366:10, 3381:9, 3359:15, 3359:24, 3350:24, 3353:4, 3324:14, 3325:7,
3364:3 3394:6, 3399:18 3359:25, 3360:9, 3357:25, 3358:18, 3325:12, 3325:14,
THESE [33] - 3311:5, THINGS [17] - 3360:16, 3360:21, 3369:14, 3369:15, 3329:8, 3330:9,
3317:18, 3317:20, 3317:22, 3318:10, 3361:4, 3363:10, 3370:2, 3379:10, 3332:2, 3333:5,
3318:4, 3319:7, 3320:25, 3324:21, 3364:7, 3364:11, 3380:16, 3383:6, 3336:20, 3356:21,
3319:8, 3323:13, 3325:5, 3337:10, 3364:12, 3365:7, 3383:14, 3383:18, 3359:8, 3361:4,
3329:3, 3329:22, 3343:8, 3344:7, 3365:8, 3365:10, 3384:6, 3391:12, 3361:6, 3361:17,
3335:8, 3336:16, 3344:17, 3345:13, 3365:20, 3367:5, 3394:3, 3395:11, 3363:3, 3363:10,
3345:2, 3355:11, 3346:21, 3355:19, 3367:10, 3367:12, 3400:21, 3400:22, 3365:24, 3366:1,
3355:18, 3355:23, 3368:15, 3387:1, 3368:1, 3368:23, 3403:9 3367:14, 3371:19,
3357:24, 3358:5, 3400:22 3369:1, 3369:2, THOUGH [5] - 3372:14, 3376:21,
3358:9, 3358:11, THINK [43] - 3369:18, 3369:22, 3361:20, 3370:5, 3379:22, 3391:13,
3360:8, 3376:16, 3316:13, 3316:18, 3370:23, 3374:12, 3379:1, 3394:4, 3393:19, 3400:5,
3382:20, 3385:3, 3316:19, 3318:9, 3374:14, 3374:20, 3395:11 3401:7
3386:25, 3388:20, 3318:11, 3325:19, 3374:22, 3375:3, THOUGHT [1] - TIMELY [5] - 3398:5,
3390:3, 3390:4, 3328:6, 3330:1, 3375:7, 3375:9, 3318:19 3398:10, 3399:1,
3390:6, 3390:8, 3330:20, 3330:21, 3375:11, 3375:15, THOUSAND [1] - 3400:3, 3400:9
3393:10, 3393:21, 3331:14, 3344:22, 3375:19, 3375:22, 3335:6 TIMES [3] - 3357:20,
3397:11 3347:25, 3351:14, 3376:4, 3376:17, THOUSANDS [2] - 3371:12, 3387:12
THEY [62] - 3310:11, 3354:19, 3354:20, 3377:6, 3377:13, 3354:5 TITLE [2] - 3335:5,
3311:6, 3312:22, 3359:12, 3363:5, 3377:18, 3378:3, THREE [27] - 3317:9, 3351:2
3313:11, 3313:12, 3365:12, 3369:25, 3378:24, 3379:16, 3324:8, 3325:11, TITLED [1] - 3375:20
3316:24, 3317:7, 3370:23, 3376:1, 3379:22, 3381:5, 3332:5, 3333:21, TO [573] - 3310:6,
3317:11, 3319:3, 3376:24, 3377:16, 3381:18, 3382:13, 3340:13, 3344:5, 3310:8, 3310:10,
3323:19, 3326:6, 3382:6, 3384:1, 3382:15, 3382:16, 3344:6, 3351:1, 3310:11, 3310:17,
3328:10, 3336:18, 3386:8, 3386:18, 3382:20, 3382:21, 3351:19, 3358:3, 3310:19, 3311:6,
3338:6, 3338:10, 3389:6, 3389:11, 3383:1, 3383:2, 3360:14, 3362:23, 3311:7, 3311:8,
3340:5, 3342:6, 3389:13, 3391:3, 3383:5, 3383:10, 3365:9, 3366:23, 3311:11, 3311:17,
3342:25, 3344:7, 3393:8, 3398:18, 3383:14, 3383:15, 3375:8, 3375:19, 3312:8, 3312:18,
3349:7, 3352:5, 3399:4, 3401:6, 3384:1, 3384:4, 3375:21, 3378:9, 3312:19, 3313:8,
3353:24, 3357:1, 3401:8, 3402:20, 3385:14, 3385:16, 3379:3, 3383:12, 3313:10, 3313:12,
3357:21, 3360:14, 3403:20, 3404:23 3385:19, 3386:17, 3383:13, 3384:6, 3313:24, 3314:1,
3361:8, 3361:12, THINKING [2] - 3386:18, 3387:4, 3391:7, 3400:11, 3314:6, 3314:7,
3361:14, 3366:1, 3331:6, 3348:18 3387:18, 3387:20, 3403:9 3314:17, 3314:22,
3367:15, 3371:1, THIRD [4] - 3322:9, 3387:25, 3388:15, THRESHOLDS [1] - 3315:16, 3315:23,
3373:10, 3373:15, 3348:17, 3367:2, 3388:24, 3388:25, 3344:3 3315:24, 3317:1,
3373:20, 3376:10, 3398:9 3389:13, 3390:8, THROUGH [27] - 3317:5, 3317:7,
3376:25, 3377:2, 3390:10, 3390:11,
DAILY COPY
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3317:13, 3317:19, 3341:10, 3341:25, 3364:13, 3365:7, 3382:16, 3382:17, 3323:13, 3324:10,
3317:20, 3317:23, 3342:4, 3342:6, 3365:9, 3365:10, 3382:20, 3382:21, 3324:17
3317:25, 3318:1, 3342:20, 3342:23, 3365:11, 3365:12, 3382:23, 3382:24, TOLD [2] - 3361:14,
3318:7, 3318:9, 3342:25, 3343:1, 3365:16, 3365:18, 3383:2, 3383:5, 3371:2
3318:10, 3318:13, 3343:5, 3343:8, 3365:20, 3365:22, 3383:11, 3383:13, TOO [8] - 3316:25,
3318:19, 3318:20, 3343:15, 3343:16, 3366:2, 3366:4, 3383:20, 3383:22, 3331:7, 3354:9,
3319:4, 3319:5, 3343:23, 3344:5, 3366:11, 3366:13, 3384:8, 3384:13, 3358:21, 3370:20,
3319:7, 3319:8, 3344:7, 3344:12, 3366:24, 3366:25, 3384:21, 3384:22, 3381:9, 3383:21,
3319:11, 3319:12, 3344:17, 3344:18, 3367:1, 3367:2, 3384:25, 3385:2, 3400:23
3319:14, 3319:16, 3344:20, 3344:23, 3367:4, 3367:8, 3385:11, 3385:12, TOOK [5] - 3313:13,
3319:17, 3319:19, 3344:24, 3345:9, 3367:9, 3367:14, 3385:20, 3386:15, 3325:6, 3336:16,
3319:23, 3319:25, 3345:13, 3346:12, 3367:15, 3367:17, 3386:21, 3387:1, 3357:5, 3377:6
3320:1, 3320:4, 3346:20, 3346:22, 3367:22, 3367:23, 3387:7, 3387:11, TOP [1] - 3358:17
3320:7, 3320:11, 3347:2, 3347:5, 3368:2, 3368:6, 3387:13, 3387:16, TOPIC [1] - 3385:15
3320:14, 3320:15, 3347:11, 3347:17, 3368:7, 3368:8, 3387:23, 3388:1, TOPICS [1] - 3391:7
3320:16, 3320:21, 3348:17, 3348:19, 3368:12, 3368:13, 3388:3, 3388:20, TOPOGRAPHICAL
3320:22, 3320:23, 3348:20, 3349:2, 3368:17, 3368:19, 3388:21, 3388:22, [1] - 3327:24
3320:24, 3321:2, 3349:5, 3349:6, 3368:20, 3368:21, 3389:3, 3389:4, TORTS [1] - 3308:5
3321:3, 3321:4, 3349:7, 3349:8, 3369:13, 3369:16, 3389:9, 3389:16, TOTALLY [2] -
3321:9, 3321:13, 3349:16, 3349:19, 3369:23, 3370:4, 3389:17, 3389:20, 3318:22, 3383:2
3321:15, 3321:18, 3349:25, 3350:8, 3370:10, 3370:15, 3390:1, 3390:4, TOWARDS [1] -
3322:1, 3322:4, 3350:15, 3350:21, 3370:23, 3370:25, 3390:5, 3390:9, 3313:15
3322:5, 3322:8, 3350:23, 3351:3, 3371:10, 3371:24, 3390:21, 3390:23, TRAFFIC [5] -
3322:12, 3322:19, 3351:7, 3351:23, 3372:3, 3372:8, 3391:8, 3391:12, 3366:24, 3366:25,
3322:21, 3322:24, 3351:24, 3352:4, 3372:11, 3372:13, 3391:15, 3391:21, 3367:8, 3367:9,
3323:20, 3323:22, 3352:6, 3352:11, 3372:15, 3373:2, 3392:1, 3392:11, 3395:2
3323:24, 3324:2, 3352:20, 3352:21, 3373:5, 3373:9, 3392:12, 3392:16, TRAINING [1] -
3324:4, 3324:24, 3352:24, 3353:3, 3373:10, 3373:11, 3392:25, 3393:2, 3334:6
3325:6, 3325:7, 3353:5, 3353:8, 3373:12, 3373:17, 3393:8, 3393:16, TRANSCRIPT [3] -
3325:9, 3325:12, 3353:12, 3353:15, 3373:19, 3373:23, 3393:18, 3393:22, 3306:7, 3308:20,
3325:14, 3325:17, 3354:1, 3354:2, 3373:24, 3374:4, 3393:25, 3394:1, 3405:14
3325:23, 3326:5, 3354:3, 3354:6, 3374:7, 3374:10, 3394:2, 3394:3,
TRANSPORTATIO
3326:17, 3326:20, 3354:9, 3354:10, 3374:22, 3375:4, 3394:8, 3394:20,
N [1] - 3345:14
3326:25, 3327:16, 3354:13, 3354:15, 3375:6, 3375:9, 3395:1, 3395:2,
TRIAL [3] - 3306:7,
3328:15, 3328:17, 3354:23, 3355:1, 3375:10, 3375:11, 3395:5, 3395:8,
3310:7, 3310:10
3328:18, 3328:23, 3355:3, 3355:10, 3375:12, 3375:13, 3395:10, 3395:12,
TRIED [4] - 3318:1,
3329:16, 3329:18, 3355:16, 3355:19, 3375:16, 3375:17, 3395:15, 3395:18,
3365:16, 3373:11,
3329:20, 3329:21, 3355:24, 3356:4, 3375:19, 3375:21, 3395:24, 3396:10,
3403:23
3330:12, 3330:18, 3356:5, 3356:16, 3376:9, 3376:10, 3396:11, 3397:16,
TRIER [1] - 3394:4
3330:20, 3330:22, 3356:18, 3356:19, 3376:13, 3376:17, 3398:1, 3398:3,
TROUT [3] - 3318:12,
3331:7, 3331:25, 3356:21, 3357:7, 3376:18, 3376:19, 3398:4, 3398:10,
3318:13, 3323:12
3332:6, 3332:22, 3357:9, 3357:13, 3376:21, 3376:24, 3398:20, 3398:21,
TRUE [7] - 3327:1,
3333:10, 3333:15, 3357:21, 3357:22, 3377:2, 3377:6, 3399:1, 3399:5,
3328:22, 3339:3,
3333:23, 3333:24, 3358:1, 3358:3, 3377:7, 3377:9, 3399:8, 3399:9,
3395:7, 3399:23,
3334:7, 3334:12, 3358:5, 3358:6, 3377:16, 3377:18, 3399:10, 3399:12,
3401:22, 3405:14
3334:16, 3334:23, 3358:12, 3358:15, 3377:21, 3378:6, 3399:14, 3399:15,
TRUST [2] - 3316:14,
3335:3, 3335:7, 3358:16, 3358:19, 3378:12, 3378:15, 3399:18, 3399:20,
3327:18
3335:8, 3335:13, 3358:23, 3358:25, 3378:16, 3378:17, 3399:24, 3400:2,
TRY [6] - 3314:6,
3335:16, 3335:19, 3359:4, 3359:8, 3378:18, 3378:19, 3400:8, 3400:21,
3336:2, 3336:5, 3359:18, 3359:19, 3378:20, 3378:23, 3401:10, 3401:11, 3319:5, 3322:19,
3336:6, 3336:10, 3359:24, 3360:1, 3378:25, 3379:7, 3401:19, 3402:3, 3378:25, 3379:15,
3384:8
3336:14, 3336:19, 3360:6, 3360:8, 3379:11, 3379:15, 3403:2, 3403:6,
3337:7, 3337:12, 3360:19, 3360:21, 3379:19, 3379:22, 3403:23, 3404:2, TRYING [11] -
3337:23, 3338:2, 3360:24, 3361:6, 3379:24, 3380:3, 3404:6, 3404:11, 3317:7, 3362:6,
3338:5, 3338:8, 3361:9, 3361:12, 3380:18, 3380:23, 3404:12, 3404:13, 3362:13, 3365:12,
3338:11, 3338:13, 3361:18, 3361:19, 3381:4, 3381:9, 3404:17, 3405:14 3368:19, 3372:3,
3338:14, 3338:15, 3362:6, 3362:9, 3381:17, 3381:18, TODAY [4] - 3372:13, 3376:17,
3339:1, 3339:4, 3362:10, 3362:13, 3381:23, 3381:24, 3381:17, 3383:11,
3312:20, 3332:5,
3339:21, 3340:2, 3363:4, 3363:8, 3381:25, 3382:1, 3396:10
3396:2, 3400:11
3340:8, 3340:23, 3363:10, 3363:20, 3382:4, 3382:8, TULANE [1] - 3334:3
TOGETHER [5] -
3340:25, 3341:5, 3363:22, 3364:3, 3382:9, 3382:11, 3314:1, 3315:17, TUNE [1] - 3336:11
DAILY COPY
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TURN [3] - 3336:19, 3375:13 3392:1, 3393:15, VERIFIED [2] - 3368:7

3338:5, 3375:19 UNDERGRAD [1] - 3394:4 3328:10, 3358:19 WARRANTED [3] -
TWO [25] - 3310:17, 3312:22 URBAN [1] - 3333:18 VERIFY [4] - 3341:1, 3341:6,
3313:10, 3313:13, UNDERLINE [1] - URGENT [1] - 3357:18, 3357:22, 3341:24
3317:9, 3324:16, 3383:14 3343:22 3358:16, 3359:18 WARREN [1] -
3325:11, 3329:18, UNDERLINING [2] - US [25] - 3310:13, VERSION [1] - 3308:1
3335:6, 3337:5, 3383:16, 3383:19 3311:7, 3318:9, 3381:18 WAS [312] - 3311:18,
3340:3, 3343:1, UNDERSTAND [12] - 3319:12, 3323:16, VERY [35] - 3310:7, 3313:16, 3313:22,
3347:6, 3349:10, 3310:13, 3317:2, 3324:16, 3324:24, 3310:13, 3314:18, 3314:5, 3314:16,
3351:1, 3351:19, 3344:20, 3345:16, 3329:19, 3329:20, 3315:2, 3315:3, 3314:18, 3314:22,
3357:5, 3374:10, 3347:3, 3347:7, 3348:18, 3349:19, 3316:14, 3317:6, 3314:24, 3315:9,
3375:19, 3375:21, 3369:1, 3369:4, 3353:20, 3357:21, 3318:24, 3319:20, 3315:14, 3316:1,
3376:6, 3383:6, 3380:24, 3387:8, 3360:19, 3371:2, 3320:6, 3322:15, 3316:8, 3316:15,
3386:17, 3391:4, 3394:22, 3395:13 3374:10, 3374:21, 3322:16, 3322:25, 3316:16, 3316:18,
3391:5 UNDERSTANDING 3376:13, 3377:16, 3328:6, 3329:17, 3316:21, 3317:23,
TWO-HOUR [1] - [1] - 3405:15 3377:18, 3381:11, 3330:17, 3331:4, 3317:24, 3319:11,
3313:13 UNDERSTOOD [1] - 3383:22, 3384:1, 3332:8, 3337:25, 3319:21, 3319:23,
TWO-PHASE [1] - 3399:5 3389:24, 3390:23 3339:8, 3340:12, 3319:24, 3320:21,
3340:3 UNEXPECTED [1] - USE [11] - 3317:19, 3340:13, 3353:19, 3320:23, 3321:16,
TWO-PHASED [1] - 3374:7 3328:3, 3350:14, 3356:19, 3358:17, 3321:17, 3321:18,
3337:5 UNFUNDED [1] - 3361:1, 3365:12, 3369:22, 3377:6, 3321:20, 3322:2,
TX [1] - 3306:24 3350:16 3365:16, 3365:18, 3381:8, 3384:22, 3322:4, 3322:8,
TYPE [2] - 3340:15, UNIQUE [1] - 3366:10, 3366:13, 3386:8, 3393:20, 3323:14, 3323:17,
3359:4 3314:20 3370:15, 3375:16 3396:3, 3399:7 3324:14, 3324:19,
TYPES [1] - 3335:8 UNITED [12] - USED [14] - 3328:3, VESSEL [3] - 3325:4, 3327:3,
TYPICALLY [1] - 3306:1, 3306:5, 3328:4, 3351:15, 3354:11, 3354:16, 3327:21, 3328:1,
3340:15 3306:8, 3310:16, 3358:24, 3364:22, 3399:6 3328:3, 3328:5,
3311:13, 3329:13, 3371:11, 3373:24, VICKSBURG [1] - 3328:7, 3328:12,
3375:8, 3379:4, 3330:6, 3330:7,
U 3331:24, 3343:7, 3341:18
3391:15, 3392:2, 3384:13, 3384:15, VICTOR [1] - 3330:8, 3330:9,
U [2] - 3308:4,
3399:12, 3405:12 3387:1, 3387:6, 3307:19 3330:17, 3331:18,
3372:23 3332:3, 3332:20,
UNIVERSITIES [1] - 3387:7 VIEW [1] - 3355:25
U.S [2] - 3323:10, 3332:21, 3333:2,
3312:22 USING [5] - 3370:24, VIEWED [2] -
3332:16 3333:3, 3333:10,
UNIVERSITY [6] - 3377:4, 3378:7, 3394:19, 3395:1
ULTIMATE [7] - 3333:11, 3333:12,
3312:15, 3312:16, 3379:19, 3389:9 VIEWS [1] - 3346:5
3341:4, 3341:5, 3333:14, 3333:15,
3313:5, 3332:1, USUALLY [3] - VISIBLE [1] - 3353:9
3389:5, 3392:2, 3333:17, 3334:4,
3334:1, 3334:3 3320:24, 3323:1, VOLUME [1] -
3392:5, 3392:8, 3334:18, 3334:25,
UNLESS [1] - 3338:14 3306:9
3392:15 3335:16, 3336:1,
3361:15 VOLUNTEER [1] -
ULTIMATELY [19] - 3336:3, 3336:4,
3323:4, 3323:21,
UNLEVEED [1] - V 3317:17
3336:22 VOTE [1] - 3324:1 3336:5, 3336:8,
3342:4, 3342:6, V [1] - 3306:4
UNO [1] - 3313:12 3336:13, 3338:7,
3343:6, 3346:19, VALLEY [4] -
3338:8, 3340:7,
3347:13, 3347:22, UNTIL [5] - 3315:12, 3341:18, 3357:11, W 3341:2, 3342:18,
3347:24, 3359:9, 3324:25, 3329:15, 3357:18, 3358:11 W [1] - 3312:6 3345:2, 3347:6,
3361:20, 3373:15, 3349:19, 3405:5 VALUABLE [2] - WAIT [1] - 3396:25 3347:7, 3347:8,
3378:23, 3380:16, UP [32] - 3310:16, 3316:14, 3384:22 WALKER [1] - 3348:10, 3348:16,
3380:17, 3383:10, 3313:17, 3315:5, VALUE [11] - 3318:24 3349:22, 3349:24,
3387:6, 3389:14, 3316:19, 3325:23, 3323:10, 3323:23, WALTER [1] - 3307:8 3349:25, 3350:6,
3401:10 3331:13, 3336:8, 3365:15, 3365:19, WANT [13] - 3310:8, 3350:7, 3350:8,
UNABLE [5] - 3339:18, 3342:25, 3396:10, 3396:13, 3311:10, 3318:10, 3350:11, 3350:18,
3361:18, 3368:12, 3347:5, 3351:1, 3396:18, 3396:22, 3343:1, 3344:24, 3350:21, 3352:2,
3368:20, 3368:21, 3362:2, 3362:7, 3397:1, 3397:9 3347:2, 3362:9, 3352:3, 3352:17,
3373:10 3374:4, 3375:25, VALUES [2] - 3362:10, 3363:4, 3353:14, 3354:13,
UNCERTAIN [1] - 3376:13, 3377:20, 3365:21, 3397:7 3363:10, 3382:1, 3356:5, 3356:10,
3379:16, 3379:25, VARIOUS [5] -
3320:3 3382:4, 3394:8 3356:16, 3357:2,
3381:16, 3381:24, 3320:25, 3343:16,
UNDER [10] - 3322:9, WANTED [3] - 3357:13, 3357:15,
3382:12, 3384:1, 3375:22, 3385:7,
3324:5, 3324:20, 3310:17, 3356:13, 3357:18, 3357:23,
3384:24, 3385:15, 3396:4
3324:24, 3333:18, 3381:9 3358:18, 3359:8,
3389:12, 3390:10, VARY [1] - 3325:7
3339:3, 3343:6, WANTS [1] - 3346:16 3359:9, 3359:10,
3391:23, 3391:24, VENICE [1] - 3325:5
3370:18, 3372:19, WARRANT [1] - 3359:19, 3359:20,
DAILY COPY
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3360:17, 3360:19, 3389:4, 3389:5, 3352:16, 3352:24, 3346:24, 3347:19, 3389:4, 3389:6,
3360:20, 3360:24, 3389:9, 3389:13, 3353:5, 3355:6, 3348:7, 3349:1, 3389:11, 3389:13,
3361:4, 3361:5, 3389:20, 3389:23, 3360:20, 3360:21, 3349:11, 3349:16, 3389:23, 3389:24,
3361:12, 3361:18, 3389:25, 3390:7, 3360:22, 3360:24, 3349:20, 3350:12, 3389:25, 3390:10,
3361:25, 3362:1, 3391:2, 3391:7, 3364:13, 3364:14, 3350:14, 3350:18, 3390:22, 3390:24,
3362:3, 3362:15, 3391:16, 3392:22, 3365:12, 3365:13, 3351:1, 3351:13, 3392:14, 3392:21,
3362:18, 3362:23, 3396:7, 3396:18, 3365:16, 3365:19, 3351:16, 3352:14, 3393:10, 3393:19,
3362:24, 3363:1, 3396:22, 3397:1, 3366:11, 3369:11, 3355:4, 3355:7, 3394:10, 3396:20,
3363:2, 3363:14, 3397:5, 3397:6, 3369:25, 3373:16, 3357:5, 3357:9, 3400:25, 3403:14,
3364:2, 3364:4, 3397:8, 3397:11, 3374:10, 3377:16, 3357:17, 3357:18, 3404:24, 3405:2,
3364:5, 3364:6, 3397:22, 3398:13, 3377:18, 3394:7, 3357:19, 3358:19, 3405:5
3364:11, 3364:12, 3398:16, 3398:19, 3394:10, 3394:13 3358:22, 3360:11, WE'LL [10] -
3364:20, 3364:21, 3398:20, 3399:4, WAYS [12] - 3318:7, 3360:18, 3362:2, 3331:12, 3351:13,
3365:6, 3365:8, 3399:5, 3399:7, 3342:15, 3342:17, 3362:5, 3363:5, 3363:13, 3380:12,
3365:14, 3365:24, 3399:8, 3399:10, 3343:1, 3347:6, 3363:18, 3363:19, 3381:7, 3386:7,
3366:7, 3366:10, 3399:18, 3399:19, 3354:3, 3360:8, 3363:22, 3364:1, 3394:13, 3396:14,
3366:11, 3366:19, 3400:5, 3400:6, 3360:14, 3373:11, 3364:14, 3364:16, 3400:7, 3400:14
3366:21, 3366:23, 3400:12, 3400:13, 3373:17, 3377:17, 3364:22, 3365:8, WE'RE [17] - 3320:4,
3366:24, 3367:1, 3400:24, 3401:2, 3379:4 3365:9, 3365:12, 3325:17, 3340:1,
3367:2, 3367:11, 3401:3, 3401:4, WE [252] - 3310:7, 3365:14, 3365:15, 3344:14, 3345:20,
3367:12, 3367:13, 3401:6, 3401:9, 3310:22, 3311:6, 3365:20, 3366:3, 3346:6, 3346:8,
3368:6, 3368:9, 3401:10, 3401:11, 3313:25, 3314:6, 3366:10, 3366:11, 3350:20, 3363:4,
3368:10, 3369:5, 3401:13, 3401:14, 3314:25, 3315:2, 3366:12, 3366:13, 3364:18, 3371:20,
3369:6, 3369:17, 3402:12, 3402:13, 3315:13, 3315:17, 3366:19, 3366:21, 3372:3, 3379:5,
3370:21, 3370:23, 3405:6 3316:5, 3316:7, 3367:12, 3367:14, 3386:18, 3386:19,
3370:25, 3371:6, WASH [5] - 3327:22, 3316:8, 3317:24, 3368:12, 3368:17, 3387:13, 3397:10
3371:12, 3371:13, 3328:1, 3354:12, 3317:25, 3318:1, 3368:18, 3368:20, WE'VE [12] - 3318:2,
3371:18, 3371:19, 3354:16, 3399:6 3318:15, 3318:16, 3368:21, 3369:14, 3318:18, 3322:6,
3372:2, 3372:12, WASHINGTON [5] - 3318:19, 3318:20, 3369:25, 3370:15, 3329:4, 3330:21,
3372:13, 3372:18, 3308:13, 3332:1, 3319:4, 3319:20, 3370:16, 3370:17, 3344:11, 3349:10,
3372:19, 3372:25, 3333:25, 3334:5, 3319:21, 3320:3, 3370:19, 3370:23, 3359:1, 3360:5,
3373:3, 3373:6, 3339:15 3320:5, 3320:14, 3371:2, 3371:11, 3363:19, 3386:6,
3373:7, 3373:9, WASHINGTON- 3320:15, 3320:16, 3371:16, 3371:23, 3393:25
3373:17, 3374:6, LEVEL [1] - 3339:15 3322:2, 3322:9, 3371:24, 3372:12, WEEK [4] - 3310:6,
3374:7, 3374:12, WASN'T [8] - 3322:19, 3322:21, 3372:14, 3372:15, 3310:7, 3317:10,
3375:2, 3375:3, 3315:12, 3319:23, 3322:23, 3322:24, 3372:17, 3373:9, 3317:12
3375:4, 3376:17, 3329:15, 3371:13, 3323:13, 3323:19, 3373:11, 3373:12, WELCOME [1] -
3376:19, 3376:20, 3373:16, 3374:16, 3323:20, 3323:24, 3373:22, 3374:1, 3310:6
3377:10, 3377:24, 3389:14, 3397:5 3324:12, 3324:17, 3374:2, 3374:7, WELL [47] - 3314:14,
3377:25, 3378:2, WATER [11] - 3325:2, 3325:5, 3374:10, 3374:14, 3314:20, 3315:4,
3378:5, 3378:6, 3318:8, 3327:17, 3325:20, 3325:21, 3374:20, 3375:6, 3315:12, 3318:6,
3378:15, 3378:24, 3328:15, 3328:23, 3328:11, 3328:12, 3375:8, 3375:9, 3318:24, 3319:19,
3379:21, 3379:22, 3334:18, 3336:2, 3329:4, 3329:5, 3375:10, 3375:15, 3320:6, 3321:15,
3379:23, 3380:5, 3337:6, 3338:15, 3329:6, 3329:7, 3375:25, 3376:23, 3322:14, 3322:21,
3380:9, 3380:15, 3342:7, 3360:22, 3329:8, 3329:15, 3377:6, 3377:7, 3323:24, 3324:7,
3380:16, 3380:17, 3392:3 3329:16, 3329:17, 3377:9, 3377:11, 3325:2, 3325:9,
3380:18, 3380:20, WATERWAYS [2] - 3329:18, 3329:19, 3377:17, 3377:20, 3326:17, 3328:3,
3380:21, 3381:2, 3357:22, 3366:14 3329:21, 3330:16, 3377:23, 3378:1, 3329:1, 3335:2,
3381:13, 3383:10, WAVE [5] - 3327:22, 3330:20, 3330:23, 3378:2, 3379:5, 3337:25, 3339:7,
3383:16, 3384:2, 3328:1, 3354:11, 3330:24, 3331:12, 3379:16, 3380:12, 3339:18, 3343:5,
3384:5, 3384:11, 3354:16, 3399:6 3331:14, 3333:15, 3380:14, 3382:1, 3344:10, 3347:15,
3384:13, 3384:15, WAVES [2] - 3334:14, 3334:18, 3383:25, 3384:6, 3348:24, 3349:16,
3384:17, 3384:18, 3355:18, 3399:7 3335:18, 3335:20, 3384:8, 3384:16, 3353:1, 3353:22,
3384:22, 3384:23, WAY [38] - 3310:11, 3336:11, 3336:23, 3384:18, 3385:11, 3355:15, 3356:18,
3384:24, 3385:2, 3314:6, 3314:7, 3337:1, 3337:2, 3385:22, 3385:23, 3357:17, 3360:17,
3385:7, 3385:8, 3320:11, 3329:6, 3337:10, 3337:25, 3385:25, 3386:4, 3360:20, 3364:24,
3385:11, 3385:18, 3335:20, 3338:14, 3340:2, 3341:25, 3386:13, 3386:16, 3372:12, 3375:6,
3387:23, 3387:25, 3342:8, 3342:23, 3342:12, 3343:5, 3386:20, 3387:1, 3375:23, 3376:23,
3388:1, 3388:2, 3344:11, 3345:23, 3343:25, 3344:1, 3387:12, 3387:13, 3379:21, 3380:8,
3388:14, 3388:15, 3348:10, 3350:12, 3345:23, 3346:3, 3387:16, 3387:17, 3383:21, 3384:13,
3388:25, 3389:3, 3346:11, 3346:17, 3387:19, 3388:8,
DAILY COPY
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3384:16, 3388:18, 3398:12, 3399:3, 3365:1, 3374:18, 3310:12, 3310:22, 3346:25, 3351:16,
3397:25, 3400:24 3400:17, 3400:23, 3376:2, 3385:19 3323:6, 3323:7, 3356:18, 3360:9,
WENT [4] - 3313:12, 3401:1, 3401:15 WHATEVER [4] - 3324:14, 3333:12, 3360:11, 3367:25,
3372:12, 3379:5, WHAT [109] - 3313:12, 3343:23, 3335:19, 3336:11, 3369:2, 3384:1,
3395:18 3313:21, 3313:23, 3348:13, 3360:6 3356:3, 3359:6, 3390:17, 3392:14,
WERE [88] - 3310:18, 3314:11, 3314:13, WHEN [42] - 3376:16, 3377:9, 3394:14, 3403:10
3313:11, 3313:15, 3314:19, 3317:1, 3313:10, 3313:11, 3377:10, 3378:2, WILLING [1] -
3313:23, 3314:13, 3317:4, 3319:17, 3313:18, 3315:24, 3380:4, 3385:4, 3344:17
3316:16, 3317:7, 3319:23, 3320:12, 3317:3, 3317:24, 3391:8, 3391:21, WIND [2] - 3355:18,
3319:15, 3320:3, 3320:19, 3321:16, 3319:14, 3319:15, 3392:14, 3397:16, 3399:6
3323:19, 3324:16, 3322:17, 3323:17, 3320:23, 3321:3, 3397:22, 3397:23, WIND-
3328:12, 3329:6, 3326:6, 3328:3, 3323:5, 3324:25, 3398:20, 3401:13, GENERATED [1] -
3329:23, 3329:25, 3328:17, 3332:20, 3325:10, 3325:15, 3402:15, 3404:10 3355:18
3330:3, 3330:6, 3333:20, 3334:18, 3325:16, 3328:11, WHILE [5] - 3314:24, WISHED [1] - 3373:9
3333:1, 3334:8, 3335:1, 3335:24, 3329:1, 3329:7, 3350:20, 3360:4, WITH [91] - 3312:16,
3334:21, 3336:11, 3337:3, 3338:10, 3332:20, 3344:13, 3362:6, 3377:20 3313:6, 3314:22,
3338:10, 3340:23, 3338:22, 3339:10, 3349:22, 3349:25, WHO [21] - 3311:14, 3314:23, 3314:25,
3343:11, 3346:12, 3340:15, 3341:9, 3356:7, 3358:22, 3318:16, 3322:16, 3315:3, 3315:13,
3346:13, 3348:18, 3341:16, 3342:9, 3359:5, 3360:17, 3331:7, 3333:22, 3315:24, 3317:4,
3349:11, 3354:1, 3342:15, 3343:3, 3361:25, 3363:1, 3338:5, 3339:16, 3317:6, 3317:12,
3354:21, 3356:25, 3344:1, 3346:12, 3365:6, 3371:1, 3341:2, 3344:17, 3317:13, 3317:14,
3357:19, 3357:21, 3346:16, 3347:5, 3371:15, 3377:25, 3346:19, 3346:25, 3317:18, 3317:20,
3358:5, 3358:23, 3347:18, 3347:20, 3380:15, 3381:13, 3347:22, 3347:25, 3318:4, 3318:5,
3359:18, 3365:12, 3347:23, 3348:7, 3385:2, 3386:14, 3358:9, 3369:10, 3319:3, 3319:4,
3366:1, 3366:6, 3348:9, 3348:12, 3392:15, 3399:5, 3372:18, 3387:19, 3319:7, 3320:1,
3366:7, 3366:11, 3348:17, 3348:18, 3399:23, 3402:12 3387:20, 3387:21, 3320:8, 3320:21,
3367:20, 3368:12, 3348:21, 3350:18, WHERE [35] - 3388:21 3321:16, 3322:21,
3368:20, 3368:21, 3351:6, 3351:18, 3310:23, 3311:2, WHOEVER [1] - 3323:15, 3323:18,
3371:4, 3371:6, 3352:2, 3352:8, 3313:1, 3314:1, 3346:18 3323:24, 3324:4,
3373:10, 3373:12, 3352:19, 3352:21, 3315:9, 3321:5, WHOLE [4] - 3325:5, 3326:8,
3373:20, 3373:23, 3353:12, 3354:21, 3322:2, 3323:11, 3323:11, 3325:15, 3327:9, 3329:19,
3374:14, 3375:10, 3354:24, 3355:4, 3330:19, 3335:10, 3351:15, 3395:18 3329:23, 3330:13,
3375:11, 3375:15, 3357:7, 3357:23, 3343:16, 3343:20, WHOM [2] - 3332:14, 3330:14, 3332:2,
3375:22, 3377:21, 3358:23, 3359:23, 3355:4, 3359:5, 3398:21 3332:18, 3334:8,
3379:10, 3380:22, 3360:15, 3364:7, 3362:2, 3362:14, WHY [11] - 3329:12, 3335:4, 3335:22,
3381:10, 3381:13, 3364:20, 3365:16, 3362:18, 3365:24, 3333:14, 3336:1, 3336:11, 3336:19,
3381:25, 3382:16, 3367:4, 3367:17, 3367:5, 3368:1, 3357:16, 3364:11, 3336:20, 3336:24,
3382:17, 3382:21, 3368:2, 3368:6, 3375:3, 3378:24, 3365:10, 3368:11, 3337:11, 3337:21,
3383:2, 3384:6, 3368:13, 3369:14, 3381:3, 3381:19, 3370:21, 3371:18, 3339:11, 3346:11,
3384:8, 3384:25, 3369:21, 3370:1, 3383:2, 3383:10, 3371:19, 3401:4 3346:16, 3352:3,
3385:14, 3387:2, 3371:4, 3371:9, 3383:16, 3384:1, WIDE [1] - 3401:2 3352:21, 3353:12,
3387:6, 3389:1, 3371:11, 3372:2, 3384:5, 3385:14, WIDELY [1] - 3399:5 3354:13, 3355:1,
3391:3, 3397:25, 3372:11, 3374:7, 3385:17, 3388:15, WIDENING [6] - 3356:10, 3356:11,
3398:1, 3398:21, 3375:2, 3375:4, 3389:25, 3401:3 3355:23, 3399:8, 3356:21, 3359:25,
3399:10, 3401:3, 3375:21, 3376:19, WHEREUPON [4] - 3399:12, 3399:25, 3360:2, 3360:6,
3401:8, 3402:14, 3376:25, 3378:5, 3311:18, 3331:18, 3400:17, 3401:24 3365:15, 3367:17,
3403:22, 3404:11, 3378:15, 3379:10, 3363:14, 3405:6 WILDLIFE [13] - 3368:19, 3371:16,
3404:12 3380:25, 3382:15, WHEREVER [2] - 3315:1, 3315:10, 3377:4, 3377:24,
WETLAND [7] - 3383:19, 3384:6, 3325:24, 3353:8 3315:16, 3316:5, 3378:13, 3378:20,
3318:3, 3323:3, 3384:19, 3385:20, WHETHER [17] - 3321:21, 3322:16, 3382:7, 3384:10,
3323:10, 3323:23, 3386:4, 3386:7, 3336:20, 3337:8, 3323:11, 3323:15, 3385:9, 3387:23,
3330:13, 3355:19, 3386:18, 3386:21, 3337:14, 3338:2, 3326:2, 3326:4, 3388:3, 3388:14,
3379:9 3386:22, 3388:8, 3338:7, 3339:12, 3339:24 3388:15, 3388:18,
WETLANDS [20] - 3389:5, 3389:24, 3340:22, 3340:25, WILL [26] - 3312:20, 3388:21, 3390:5,
3319:3, 3325:2, 3398:16, 3398:19, 3341:1, 3341:6, 3320:17, 3320:20, 3390:6, 3390:20,
3325:19, 3325:24, 3398:21, 3402:3, 3346:20, 3347:11, 3323:4, 3323:5, 3391:21, 3396:3,
3328:14, 3328:16, 3402:5 3373:24, 3377:7, 3329:5, 3332:5, 3397:7, 3398:9,
3328:18, 3328:24, WHAT'S [10] - 3382:13, 3396:11, 3334:1, 3335:9, 3398:17, 3398:20,
3329:22, 3333:7, 3341:7, 3341:22, 3399:19 3337:2, 3337:18, 3402:4, 3403:23,
3336:3, 3365:20, 3345:10, 3347:19, WHICH [26] - 3343:12, 3346:21, 3405:3
3377:3, 3388:17, 3355:4, 3355:16,
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WITHDRAWN [1] - 3309:2, 3346:25 3337:12, 3338:1, 3393:21, 3396:5, 3330:3, 3330:4,
3394:19 WON'T [4] - 3342:12, 3338:4, 3338:5, 3398:5, 3398:9, 3332:19, 3333:2,
WITHDRAWS [1] - 3344:25, 3394:17, 3338:6, 3338:11, 3400:21, 3402:22, 3334:14, 3344:10,
3351:11 3402:19 3338:13, 3338:15, 3404:13, 3405:1 3365:9, 3390:9,
WITHHOLD [1] - WONDERFUL [1] - 3338:16, 3339:10, WOULDN'T [3] - 3390:22
3361:15 3312:23 3339:11, 3339:12, 3318:16, 3362:16, YELLOW [1] -
WITHIN [18] - 3315:6, WOODCOCK [1] - 3339:15, 3339:18, 3403:8 3311:3
3316:10, 3321:2, 3308:12 3339:20, 3339:22, WRDA [3] - 3368:15, YEP [1] - 3327:2
3324:8, 3325:4, WORD [4] - 3317:2, 3339:23, 3339:25, 3370:7, 3370:8 YES [111] - 3311:12,
3335:4, 3340:10, 3328:19, 3328:22, 3340:1, 3340:7, WRIGHT [1] - 3307:1 3311:15, 3312:1,
3342:20, 3343:12, 3328:25 3340:19, 3340:20, WRITE [6] - 3313:24, 3312:3, 3312:5,
3343:15, 3343:23, WORDS [2] - 3350:8, 3340:21, 3340:25, 3314:17, 3321:18, 3312:7, 3314:5,
3344:1, 3350:13, 3393:10 3341:1, 3341:2, 3322:23, 3392:25, 3316:13, 3319:10,
3367:2, 3367:3, WORK [39] - 3310:9, 3341:10, 3341:21, 3393:5 3320:10, 3321:4,
3397:15, 3401:3, 3314:1, 3314:4, 3342:1, 3342:4, WRITES [1] - 3329:2 3321:25, 3323:19,
3402:20 3314:15, 3314:25, 3342:17, 3342:20, WRITING [2] - 3324:7, 3326:18,
WITHOUT [3] - 3315:16, 3315:25, 3342:23, 3343:8, 3324:19, 3329:6 3327:5, 3327:7,
3345:10, 3349:1, 3318:10, 3319:7, 3344:12, 3344:17, WRONG [5] - 3328:5, 3327:11, 3327:25,
3349:6 3320:20, 3320:24, 3344:18, 3345:6, 3328:12, 3328:13, 3330:16, 3331:11,
WITNESS [78] - 3322:21, 3323:9, 3345:12, 3347:5, 3369:24, 3402:21 3332:24, 3334:13,
3311:13, 3311:14, 3325:25, 3331:10, 3347:15, 3347:16, WROTE [5] - 3334:18, 3335:23,
3311:22, 3311:24, 3333:15, 3333:16, 3347:17, 3347:19, 3321:19, 3324:9, 3336:18, 3336:23,
3312:1, 3312:3, 3333:18, 3333:23, 3347:25, 3348:8, 3324:13, 3324:22, 3336:25, 3340:13,
3312:5, 3312:7, 3335:22, 3336:7, 3348:9, 3351:22, 3328:11 3340:18, 3343:20,
3312:9, 3331:13, 3336:10, 3336:11, 3352:11, 3352:24, 3345:8, 3346:17,
3354:6, 3355:2, 3348:24, 3349:6,
3331:22, 3331:25, 3350:1, 3350:3,
3355:3, 3355:5,
X
3337:24, 3338:1, 3359:11, 3361:11, 3352:18, 3353:4,
3355:10, 3356:1, X [1] - 3309:1
3343:18, 3343:25, 3372:15, 3374:2, 3355:10, 3358:8,
3344:10, 3344:22, 3374:3, 3380:9, 3356:3, 3356:4, 3358:15, 3359:3,
3345:6, 3345:9, 3380:23, 3383:10, 3357:23, 3358:1, Y 3359:17, 3360:14,
3345:12, 3345:18, 3384:5, 3384:17, 3358:11, 3359:6, Y [2] - 3331:23, 3361:8, 3361:11,
3345:21, 3345:25, 3385:20, 3389:13, 3359:15, 3359:17, 3372:23 3362:4, 3362:10,
3346:9, 3346:11, 3390:2 3361:15, 3363:12, YEAH [24] - 3314:10, 3362:17, 3363:6,
3346:17, 3346:19, WORKED [12] - 3364:3, 3366:25, 3315:12, 3316:5, 3363:17, 3364:6,
3347:2, 3348:17, 3316:20, 3317:6, 3367:13, 3367:15, 3316:18, 3321:8, 3364:19, 3366:1,
3349:1, 3351:13, 3317:9, 3317:12, 3368:7, 3368:18, 3321:10, 3322:2, 3366:18, 3366:21,
3351:14, 3351:16, 3317:13, 3317:14, 3369:9, 3369:10, 3323:5, 3323:9, 3367:7, 3368:2,
3351:21, 3353:1, 3319:3, 3320:6, 3369:14, 3369:16, 3325:23, 3326:2, 3369:7, 3369:9,
3353:4, 3353:8, 3321:13, 3324:22, 3370:1, 3370:13, 3326:23, 3347:1, 3369:20, 3370:9,
3353:22, 3362:7, 3326:24, 3333:6 3370:15, 3373:4, 3347:25, 3353:8, 3372:25, 3373:20,
3362:10, 3362:14, WORKING [15] - 3373:14, 3375:7, 3355:2, 3356:12, 3374:13, 3374:16,
3362:20, 3362:24, 3312:17, 3313:15, 3375:12, 3376:1, 3359:24, 3364:19, 3376:7, 3376:10,
3369:7, 3369:9, 3313:18, 3314:3, 3377:9, 3377:13, 3374:24, 3376:2, 3377:16, 3377:23,
3369:20, 3369:25, 3314:16, 3315:13, 3381:3, 3381:14, 3381:17, 3405:1 3378:10, 3378:12,
3370:8, 3371:5, 3316:23, 3318:4, 3381:19, 3381:21, YEAR [12] - 3313:13, 3378:22, 3379:2,
3371:15, 3371:20, 3321:11, 3321:23, 3381:22, 3382:1, 3313:14, 3314:5, 3380:11, 3384:6,
3371:23, 3372:25, 3324:4, 3326:8, 3382:18, 3382:23, 3317:9, 3323:19, 3384:14, 3385:10,
3376:15, 3379:1, 3329:11, 3348:2 3382:24, 3383:2, 3324:8, 3328:2, 3386:3, 3387:20,
3379:3, 3380:3, WORKS [1] - 3383:4, 3383:5, 3328:7, 3328:10, 3388:5, 3388:10,
3380:5, 3380:17, 3318:23 3384:19, 3384:20, 3333:6, 3343:5, 3388:12, 3388:24,
3380:20, 3381:2, WOULD [152] - 3384:21, 3385:1, 3380:25 3389:8, 3389:15,
3381:4, 3381:9, 3311:20, 3314:1, 3385:2, 3385:4, YEAR'S [1] - 3348:3 3389:23, 3390:7,
3381:12, 3381:21, 3314:2, 3314:6, 3385:15, 3385:19, YEARS [24] - 3390:12, 3390:17,
3382:4, 3383:18, 3314:22, 3316:3, 3385:21, 3386:16, 3312:11, 3312:14, 3390:25, 3391:6,
3383:23, 3395:23, 3318:15, 3319:20, 3386:17, 3386:19, 3313:16, 3319:22, 3391:9, 3392:4,
3397:1, 3398:17, 3319:22, 3319:23, 3386:21, 3387:3, 3319:25, 3320:2, 3392:7, 3392:10,
3400:21, 3401:14, 3319:25, 3320:1, 3387:5, 3387:6, 3323:6, 3324:8, 3392:13, 3392:18,
3402:22, 3403:19, 3322:22, 3324:1, 3387:19, 3388:22, 3325:3, 3325:4, 3394:25, 3395:3,
3403:22 3324:2, 3331:20, 3388:24, 3389:24, 3325:5, 3325:6, 3395:11, 3395:16,
WITNESSES [2] - 3334:20, 3335:2, 3390:4, 3390:22, 3325:17, 3329:23, 3396:7, 3396:21,
3392:1, 3392:14, 3398:8, 3400:5,
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3400:11, 3401:25, 3342:9, 3343:1, 3390:14, 3390:15, 3348:15, 3348:19,

3404:12, 3404:18, 3343:9, 3343:10, 3390:17, 3391:21, 3351:13, 3352:15,
3404:19 3343:16, 3343:21, 3391:23, 3392:1, 3354:25, 3355:7,
YET [1] - 3350:16 3344:4, 3344:12, 3392:12, 3392:14, 3356:12, 3362:17,
YORK [1] - 3307:24 3344:16, 3344:18, 3393:7, 3393:13, 3363:12, 3363:18,
YOU [302] - 3310:10, 3345:6, 3346:23, 3393:18, 3393:20, 3372:6, 3372:8,
3310:13, 3310:20, 3346:24, 3347:6, 3393:22, 3394:7, 3375:2, 3375:19,
3310:25, 3311:10, 3347:22, 3348:1, 3394:8, 3394:14, 3378:25, 3382:6,
3311:12, 3311:15, 3348:5, 3348:10, 3394:19, 3395:8, 3382:9, 3383:6,
3311:20, 3311:23, 3348:12, 3349:25, 3396:3, 3396:21, 3386:7, 3388:10,
3312:23, 3313:1, 3350:19, 3351:4, 3397:8, 3397:17, 3389:16, 3390:13,
3313:3, 3313:5, 3351:20, 3351:22, 3397:23, 3398:3, 3390:18, 3390:24,
3313:8, 3313:15, 3352:15, 3352:17, 3398:5, 3398:9, 3391:8, 3391:16,
3313:18, 3313:21, 3353:10, 3353:19, 3398:25, 3399:8, 3393:1, 3393:5,
3314:8, 3314:11, 3353:20, 3354:3, 3399:20, 3399:23, 3393:12, 3393:13,
3315:20, 3316:1, 3354:17, 3354:19, 3400:2, 3400:8, 3393:16, 3393:20,
3316:16, 3317:1, 3354:20, 3355:9, 3400:21, 3401:18, 3393:23, 3393:25,
3317:3, 3317:5, 3355:12, 3355:14, 3402:3, 3402:8, 3394:4, 3394:8,
3317:19, 3317:25, 3356:5, 3356:7, 3402:15, 3402:22, 3394:11, 3394:13,
3318:4, 3318:10, 3356:13, 3356:14, 3403:8, 3404:1, 3395:20, 3398:14,
3318:12, 3318:13, 3356:18, 3358:1, 3405:5 3399:16, 3399:20,
3318:25, 3319:14, 3358:3, 3358:4, YOU'LL [2] - 3402:18, 3403:7,
3319:15, 3319:16, 3358:5, 3358:14, 3318:14, 3391:10 3403:10, 3403:16,
3319:17, 3319:19, 3358:25, 3359:5, YOU'RE [16] - 3404:9, 3404:20,
3319:24, 3319:25, 3359:6, 3359:12, 3318:12, 3320:11, 3404:24
3320:7, 3320:19, 3359:22, 3361:9, 3320:12, 3327:18,
3321:1, 3321:3, 3361:25, 3362:2, 3329:11, 3331:5, Z
3321:11, 3321:12, 3362:9, 3362:16, 3344:5, 3344:6,
ZONE [6] - 3361:12,
3321:13, 3321:23, 3363:10, 3363:17, 3344:13, 3348:21,
3361:15, 3361:18,
3322:11, 3322:21, 3363:18, 3363:19, 3356:12, 3369:21,
3361:21, 3376:18,
3322:24, 3322:25, 3363:21, 3363:24, 3378:23, 3383:12,
3376:20
3323:3, 3323:5, 3364:3, 3364:7, 3383:16, 3402:14
3323:11, 3323:23, 3365:4, 3365:6, YOU'VE [10] -
3324:4, 3324:5, 3365:24, 3366:6, 3319:19, 3325:25,
3324:19, 3324:24, 3367:4, 3367:25, 3336:16, 3343:1,
3325:10, 3325:14, 3368:13, 3368:23, 3352:15, 3352:16,
3326:9, 3326:11, 3368:24, 3368:25, 3377:13, 3380:8,
3326:17, 3326:24, 3369:2, 3370:6, 3383:6, 3396:2
3327:6, 3327:8, 3370:7, 3370:13, YOUNG [2] -
3327:12, 3327:20, 3371:15, 3372:5, 3312:23, 3331:7
3327:21, 3327:22, 3372:6, 3372:21, YOUR [90] - 3310:15,
3328:1, 3328:14, 3372:24, 3374:12, 3311:5, 3311:11,
3328:17, 3329:4, 3374:14, 3375:6, 3311:13, 3311:20,
3329:23, 3329:25, 3376:1, 3376:23, 3312:9, 3313:23,
3330:3, 3330:6, 3377:13, 3377:16, 3314:13, 3314:19,
3330:11, 3330:14, 3377:20, 3377:21, 3315:20, 3316:3,
3330:15, 3330:17, 3378:19, 3379:17, 3316:11, 3317:3,
3330:18, 3331:2, 3379:19, 3380:1, 3317:20, 3318:4,
3331:4, 3331:7, 3380:2, 3380:15, 3319:6, 3320:19,
3331:20, 3332:8, 3380:24, 3380:25, 3321:1, 3321:2,
3332:11, 3332:14, 3381:8, 3381:16, 3321:7, 3322:11,
3332:18, 3332:20, 3381:19, 3381:20, 3325:25, 3326:20,
3332:23, 3333:1, 3381:25, 3382:3, 3331:3, 3331:12,
3333:4, 3333:24, 3382:4, 3382:12, 3331:17, 3331:20,
3333:25, 3334:1, 3382:15, 3383:12, 3331:24, 3332:11,
3334:7, 3334:8, 3383:21, 3384:15, 3332:20, 3333:20,
3334:25, 3335:22, 3384:19, 3384:25, 3334:1, 3334:12,
3336:1, 3336:24, 3385:10, 3386:6, 3336:20, 3344:25,
3337:2, 3337:23, 3386:11, 3387:3, 3346:24, 3346:25,
3337:25, 3341:12, 3387:8, 3387:9, 3347:3, 3347:7,
3341:16, 3342:8, 3388:20, 3390:4,
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1 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

16 LAW OFFICE OF JOSEPH M. BRUNO

19 THE ANDRY LAW FIRM

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1 DOMENGEAUX, WRIGHT, ROY & EDWARDS

18 LAW OFFICE OF ELWOOD C. STEVENS, JR.

22 FOR SUBROGATED INSURERS: THE GILBERT FIRM, LLC

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1 ALSO PRESENT: MRGO LITIGATION OFFICE

20 PROCEEDINGS RECORDED BY MECHANICAL STENOGRAPHY, TRANSCRIPT

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8 DIRECT EXAMINATION BY MR. EHRLICH 3332/3

9 CROSS-EXAMINATION BY MR. O'DONNELL 3391/18

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2 (MONDAY, MAY 11, 2009)

09:06:38 5 THE DEPUTY CLERK: COURT'S IN SESSION, PLEASE BE SEATED.

09:06:51 8 WANT TO COMPLIMENT THE ATTORNEYS BECAUSE, HAVING BEEN AN ATTORNEY

09:07:0912 EXTREMELY PROFESSIONAL AND EXPEDITIOUS, WHICH I REALLY APPRECIATE.

09:07:2515 MS. MILLER: GOOD MORNING, YOUR HONOR, MY NAME IS KARA

09:07:4318 WERE PRINTED AND INTRODUCED ON FRIDAY DURING LOUIS BRITSCH'S

09:07:4819 TESTIMONY. I HAVE PROVIDED THE ORIGINALS TO THE CLERK.

09:07:5220 THE COURT: THANK YOU.

09:08:0524 NATURAL GAS PIPELINE.

09:08:0725 THE COURT: THANK YOU.

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09:08:24 4 PHOTOGRAPH AS EXHIBIT DX 1759.

09:08:33 7 THEM AND COUNSEL PROVIDED THEM TO US THIS MORNING.

09:08:35 8 THE COURT: SUBJECT TO THE OBJECTION, LET THEM BE

09:08:4011 TO ADD TO YOUR BINDERS.

09:08:4212 THE COURT: YES, PLEASE. THAT HELPS. THANK YOU.

09:09:0717 THE DEPUTY CLERK: I NEED TO SWEAR HER IN.

09:09:1018 (WHEREUPON, SUZANNE ROBERTS HAWES, WAS SWORN IN AND TESTIFIED

09:09:1521 SPELL IT FOR THE RECORD.

09:09:1622 THE WITNESS: SUZANNE ROBERTS HAWES.

09:09:2323 MS. MILLER: COULD YOU SPELL IT FOR THE RECORD?

09:09:2624 THE WITNESS: PARDON?

09:09:2725 MS. MILLER: JUST FOR THE RECORD, IT'S S-U-Z-A-N-N-E?

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09:09:27 1 THE WITNESS: YES.

09:09:32 2 MS. MILLER: SUZANNE. AND MIDDLE NAME ROBERTS?

09:09:35 3 THE WITNESS: YES.

09:09:36 4 MS. MILLER: R-O-B-E-R-T-S?

09:09:37 5 THE WITNESS: YES.

09:09:38 6 MS. MILLER: LAST NAME HAWES, H-A-W-E-S.

09:09:40 7 THE WITNESS: YES.

09:09:43 8 MS. MILLER: AND TO PROVIDE AN INTRODUCTION OF THE

09:10:0715 MRS. HAWES ATTENDED STANFORD UNIVERSITY AND GRADUATED FROM

09:10:1016 BROWN UNIVERSITY WITH A BACHELOR'S OF ARTS AND MASTER'S OF SCIENCE

09:10:2520 WILL BE TESTIFYING ABOUT TODAY.

09:10:3323 BEEN WONDERFUL, BOTH YOUNG LADIES. YOU MAY PROCEED.

09:10:3824 DIRECT EXAMINATION

09:10:3825 BY MS. MILLER:

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09:10:39 1 Q. MRS. HAWES, WHERE DO YOU PRESENTLY LIVE?

09:10:41 2 A. AT 2300 PINE STREET IN NEW ORLEANS.

09:10:50 4 A. I'VE BEEN IN NEW ORLEANS SINCE 1967.

09:10:54 5 Q. AND YOU GRADUATED FROM BROWN UNIVERSITY; IS THAT RIGHT?

09:10:58 6 A. I GRADUATED FROM BROWN WITH A BACHELOR'S IN BOTANY AND A