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Consulting Party Meeting November 9, 2010 Meeting Notes GSA ROB 7023 1:30 – 5:30pm

I. Welcome and Introductions (CI International) Marc Gravallese (CI): Welcomed the group to the meeting.

Group: (Participants introduced themselves. Attendance list attached.)

II. Project Updates- Global Project Updates (GSA) Jim Fortinsky - GSA – Pile work is being done to support the U.S. Coast Guard Building and foundation work is being done throughout the building. Soil excavation has been completed and garages are being excavated. Slab and foundation work has been started on the north side of garage. The first six adaptive reuse buildings are being abated right now and upon completion will be turned over to Grunley Construction to start construction. Building abatement for the Phase 1 adaptive reuse buildings is anticipated to take 90 days. Utility work NTP is anticipated to occur in December and the Perimeter Security Fence NTP has been given to Balfour Beatty. We continue to coordinate work between Clark and Grunley. GSA has been directed not to open Gate 3 at this point, therefore, we are not moving forward with this piece at this time. As soon as the project team receives further guidance on this item we will discuss with the Consulting Parties. Pepco has begun bringing in their new electrical line right now. There is a lot of crossing of work in that area which requires a great deal of coordination. We are fencing up the protected landscape areas. We are also trying not to have too much activity on the site as we will be crowded in a very short period of time.

Security Perimeter MOA LOD (Limits of Disturbance): The LOD as documented in the original Security Perimeter MOA needs to be slightly expanded to accommodate for additional electrical conduit to supply power to the perimeter fence, storm water management areas which are adjacent to the fence construction and some additional staging and laydown areas needed for the construction of the fence. The parking lot which is currently being used for the Clark trailer area will also require an archeological investigation. Near Gate 4, we are not intruding on the cemetery no more than we have already in the USCG LOD and will be staying outside the Bald Eagle Zone. We are adding to the LOD near Gate 2 which is the truck turnaround area to get access to get to Gate 2.

Kirsten Brinker-Kulis-ACHP - Is this an add-on?

Jim Fortinsky – GSA - This is the conduit to get power for what we need for the security perimeter fence.

Kirsten Brinker-Kulis-ACHP – Didn’t the adaptive reuse MOA LOD address campus utilities?

Jim Fortinsky – GSA - They are overlapping.

Sarah Batcheler-CFA - Why is Gate 3 not being opened now?

Jim Fortinsky-GSA – This was a request by OMB.

Sarah Batcheler-CFA – You are opening a wall, and not filling in the tunnel, correct? Are there any permanent outcomes of this?

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Beth Savage-GSA - These are the directions under which we need to operate. When we get further instructions, we will inform you.

Kirsten Brinker-Kulis-ACHP - Is this the only change of ground disturbance?

Jim Fortinsky - GSA – We need to do some surveying in this area. This work refers to Phase 3 of the perimeter fence that has to be completed by 2013 for the Coast Guard.

Beth Savage-GSA - We knew we would have overlap between the multiple LOD’s.

Kirsten Brinker-Kulis-ACHP - Thinking about this in terms of actual construction, is this a temporary fill? What does this look like in the interim?

Jim Fortinsky-GSA - All this will happen at the same time that the lines are going in.

Kirsten Brinker-Kulis ACHP – It may be helpful to have exhibit that includes an overlay showing all this work.

Jim Fortinsky-GSA - We have updated the Contributing Landscape Features matrix based on this expanded LOD area. Golden Raintree Drive will be preserved in this area. Spruce Street and Redwood Drive Loop are also being preserved.

Danielle Breaux - GSA – We are targeting a Perimeter Security MOA Amendment by early December.

III. Vault, Utilities and NOC Phase B Updates

Beth Savage - GSA – Next we will focus on the changes to the Adaptive Reuse Phase 1b MOA Amendment and associated LOD expanded areas. We are looking to submit the Adaptive Reuse Phase 1b Amendment submission to NCPC and CFA in December/January which will be for the below grade portion of the NOC Phase B and the Service Utility Vault. It will include the actual areas we are expanding in this MOA Exhibit 4. It gets confusing when layering colors on top of each other.

Sarah Batcheler-CFA - It may be helpful if you did have a level of colors for disturbance.

Kirsten Brinker-Kulis-ACHP - Going back to page 16. Is there concern about landslide?

Danielle Breaux - GSA – These changes are because of the utilities moving from to direct bury. There is nothing here about the slope issue and GSA is still investigating the slope issue.

Kirsten Brinker-Kulis-ACHP - Is there still concern about the landslide?

Jim Fortinsky-GSA - The slope will be stabilized before we begin work here.

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Christine Reynolds - WJE and Kathryn Prigmore – HDR – Based on our last discussion, the above grade portion of the vault has been reoriented turned to be parallel to building 68. GSA will revisit the design of the above grade structure and develop the landscape design of the area above the sub-grade vault with the design of the Phase 3 work in this area. Phase 1A now also includes both below grade portions of the NOC. There are six landscape features near the area of excavation that will be removed by excavation. The Creamery building will remain and some trees will be removed. The vibration monitoring done for the Center building during the NOC Phase A excavation will be done for the Creamery building for the NOC Phase B excavation.

Sarah Batcheler-CFA – It’s hard to go through matrix without having an image of the reorientation of the above grade structure from multiple views.

Kirsten Brinker-Kulis-ACHP – It would be helpful to have a view from Gate 3.

Danielle Breaux - GSA – Our goal is to come back to this group at the December mtg with the perspective views.

Kirsten Brinker-Kulis-ACHP – It would be helpful to have an example; to have the LOD and ground disturbances identified on a composite map.

Sarah Batcheler-CFA – I would like to see a composite.

Beth Savage - GSA - For the purposes of illustration, we will do a cumulative demonstration of what is being done. We will target to bring it to the December meeting.

Kirsten Brinker-Kulis-ACHP – As we proceed, we need to have a conversation about how many changes will occur. If you have identified changes and something else comes up, it may be that people can go onsite to understand the changes.

Marc Gravallese-CI International – To clarify the anticipated deliverables for December meeting, GSA will provide a composite of the limits of disturbance in 3 colors, identifying: 1. Disrupted land 2. Laydown areas 3. Protected areas 4. Additionally, GSA will provide a perspective of the above grade vault structure..

IV. DEIS and Transportation Updates

Nia Francis-GSA - Denise will walk us through the DEIS Structure. Thomas Otto will update us on the APE, Judith Robinson will discuss the impact to MLK and we will end with an update on the minimization project.

Denise Decker – GSA - The DEIS electronic copies will be sent out tomorrow. The structure of the document is quite standard. Minimization measures will not be included in the DEIS. We hope to have the interim draft of

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Section 4 included in the draft section of the EIS. The TMP is not drafted yet and we will not have documentation in a draft form until we receive all of the comments.

Kirsten Brinker-Kulis-ACHP - When is the December meeting? Will we have draft documentation before then?

Danielle Breaux - GSA – The next CP meeting is December 14th.

Rob Prunty-CH2M Hill – Reviewed the shuttle trip documentation and presentation noting that the larger contingent of employees will be arriving to Anacostia requiring 20 shuttle trips; Congress Heights—10 shuttle trips and 12 coach trips.

Sarah Batcheler-CFA – By coach trips, do you mean buses?

Rob Prunty-CH2M Hill - Yes, Omni Ride, Park-n-Ride, etc.

Rob Prunty-CH2M Hill – The amount of traffic during peak hours would represent the handling of about 2,100 persons.

Kirsten Brinker-Kulis-ACHP - What are the peak hours?

Rob Prunty-CH2M Hill – From 6:00-9:00 am and 3:00-6:30 pm. There will be a slightly higher concentration in the peak hours from 6:45-7:45am and 4:45-5:45 pm. 910 people are estimated to use the service during peak hours.

Susan Gygi-HNTB – Regarding the question from the last meeting about queue area at the bus bays. 21 feet is the minimum required queuing distance from the bus shelter for parallel schemes. The Sawtooth has been refined to reflect the minimum queuing requirement which, for sawtooth schemes, can include the area beside the bus shelters. Effectively they come out to have the same “calculable” queuing area. We will need a total of 10 bus bays. The parallel scheme shows 6 and the sawtooth scheme shows 7 for this area. Bus shelter sizes have been refined to meet current standards.

Betsy Merritt-National Trust – It is confusing to use different scales in both graphics. I suggest that next time you change that.

Susan Gygi-HNTB -Yes. We will fix this.

Thomas Otto-GSA – Presented the updates on the APE showing the last version from 2008 and the most recent version that will be used in the DEIS.

Betsy Merritt – National Trust – Should the area to the right of the East Campus be revisited and included?

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Judy Robinson – Robinson & Associates – Responded that this was area is related to visual impacts and is included in the secondary APE.

Susan Gygi - HNTB – Moving on to the MLK impacts presentation. This is a modification to what you’ve seen previously on page 4. Between northern and southern border there is a five-lane section that is either 78 or 86 feet. Alternative 1 has a 5 lane section without a bike lane. Alternative 2 has five lanes and a bike path with sidewalks on either side.

Charles Cheek - JMA - In the primary APE, the limit of disturbance is the red area.

Faisal Hameed - DDOT – Is Pine Street primary entrance to parking garage?

Charles Cheek - JMA - Yes

Faisal Hameed - DDOT - Would you have to widen the road to accommodate traffic?

Charles Cheek - JMA - This is not part of structural landscape and would not be impacted.

Charles Cheek - JMA - During the archeological assessment a Paleo-Indian surface was identified along the North Parcel, but no artifacts were recovered and is an unlikely location for Paleo-Indian occupation.

Betsy Merritt-National Trust - How is it that two historic buildings are within DDOT’s right of way?

Judith Robinson - Robinson & Associates – the survey did not identify contributing and non-contributing buildings. We did a 2010 Windshield Survey. This survey validated the 1987-88 survey with regards to the historic character of buildings along the avenue.

Betsy Merritt - National Trust – On slide 58, four lanes expanded to seven lanes. This is hard to visualize without demolishing buildings or completely eliminating pedestrian access. The angle in 58 is helpful, but I am trying to imagine what this will look like and what the adverse impact is. A view of what it will look like would be more helpful.

Rob Prunty - CH2M Hill – This area of MLK has very wide lanes and can accommodate 2 additional lanes within the current roadway limits.

Christine Saum – NCPC/CEQ – Is DDOT ok with this?

Faisal Hameed – DDOT – DDOT has worked with GSA but won’t say if we like it or not.

Christine Saum - NCPC/CEQ - At some point we will have more information and it sounds like we will have an opportunity to discuss this further as as where bike lanes start and stop.

Nia Francis - GSA – Today we are presenting conceptual cultural and resource impacts.

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Nancy Witherell-NCPC - Will width dimensions be set?

Sarah Batcheler - CFA - Not sure how to evaluate and respond to this presentation regarding the overlay of the LOD, ROW impacts and differing impacts along MLK. What is the process for MLK?

Betsy Merritt – National Trust – What is Great Streets initiative?

Rob Prunty – CH2MHill – Explained this is a DC initiative. Volumes of traffic in Congress Heights are very sparse. This particular area is under-utilized. Design development will look at balancing sidewalks, buffers, and transportation; it is context sensitive design.

Nia Francis-GSA - We are making improvements to accommodate the planters and other improvements which are part of the Great Street Initiative.

Betsy Merritt-National Trust - In slide 63 will physical alterations translate into adverse effects? Adverse effects will be hard to avoid altogether.

Beth Savage-GSA - We have not evaluated those impacts yet. The character of the area is haphazard and we are being clear on what we currently understand.

Nancy Witherell – NCPC – What about the determination of eligibility?

Judy Robinson – Robinson & Assoc – We used the DC survey.

Charles Cheek- JMA – Presented the Shepherd Parkway and Interchange cultural resource impacts assessment.

Tammy Stidham-NPS – What is the status of the Shepherd Parkway Phase 1 report? Was a Phase 2 to determine eligibility included in the report?

Charles Cheek- JMA – No, we have not made the determination that a Phase 2 is necessary. We will plan to have the report out at the end of the week.

Betsy Merritt-National Trust – This indicates that views do not contribute to significance. Who made this determination?

Charles Cheek - JMA - The register nominations does not include them (’78). Looking at views from Congress Heights, the vegetation is so dense that even in winter you will not be able to distinguish between the transportation alternatives.

Betsy Merritt-National Trust – This should be revisited.

Tammy Stidham-NPS – NPS is currently evaluating the ’78 nomination.

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Kirsten Kulis – ACHP – What about the views from Bolling? It would be helpful to know more about topo and other associated issues in order to further analyze the feeling from Bolling.

Charles Cheek – JMA – JMA has not been allowed to go onto the base to take photos.

Susan Gygi - HNTB- Presented the latest status on the minimization discussions. The minimization efforts are beyond what you have seen to date. Alternatives 1 and 2 are basically the same. There have been and will be continue to be minimization coordination discussions with DDOT and NPS personnel. The minimizations will not be included in the DEIS as they will be dealt with during the design process.

Betsy Merritt – National Trust – is the red line the ROW?

Susan Gygi- HNTB – Yes

Betsy Merritt – National Trust – What are the number of acres of land take from Shepherd Parkway for Alternative 1 and 2?

Susan Gygi – HNTB – We do not have those for you today but will get back to you on this.

V. Outstanding Issues & Wrap Up Beth Savage – GSA – The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, December 14th and we are currently working on the agenda items for that meeting.

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Attendance List 11/09/10 First Name Last Name Org./Affiliation Telephone E-Mail X Dawud Abdur-Rahman GSA 202 260-3368 [email protected] X Michael Abernathy GSA OIG 202-489-2031 [email protected] Tom Amoroso Andropogon Richard Bartholomew WRT 215-772-1475 [email protected]

Bill Bartling Clark Construction 202-359-6964 [email protected] X Sarah Batcheler CFA 202-504-2200 [email protected] Mark Bauman PriceWaterhouseCooper / 703-232-4837 [email protected] DHS Charles Bergen McKissack & McKissack 202-256-8142 [email protected] Rick Borkowicz RMF 410-576-0505 [email protected] X Danielle Breaux Turk Advisory 202-288-1298 [email protected] William Bresnick DHS/OGC 202-447-3545 [email protected] Joan Brierton GSA 202-244-7917 [email protected] X Kirsten Brinker Kulis ACHP 202-606-8517 [email protected] X James Bunn Ward 8 BC 240-417-6320 [email protected] James Byrd W8BC 202-562-1671 [email protected] Bob Cannon DHS 202-713-7710 [email protected] Jean Carroon Goody Clancy/HDR 617-262-2760 [email protected] Bruno Carvallio Caravllio & Good 202-857-7720 [email protected]

X Ralph Casella DHS 202-510-4894 [email protected] X Charles Cheek John Milner Associates 203-354-9737 [email protected] X Chris Cherry GSA 202-252-0024 [email protected] Michelle Choe GSA 301-509-4358 [email protected] 202-360-2128 [email protected] Mina Clark Greenhorne & O’Mara 301-982-2999 [email protected] Paul Clinch Perkins+Will 312-755-4506 [email protected] X Melissa Cohen GSA [email protected] Sam Condit McKissack & McKissack 202-347-1446 [email protected] 202-220-0198 Otto Condon XGF 202-380-3015 [email protected] Tom Coucter DHS 202-447-3005 [email protected] Emily Creel GSA 202-501-4209 [email protected] Bryana Davis GSA 202-205-9754 [email protected] Kelly Davis ZGF 803-706-9216 [email protected] Harry Debes GSA 202-260-9583 [email protected] Page 8 of 13

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X Charlie Delph DHS [email protected] Margie Debolt ZGF 202-380-3120 [email protected] Paula DeMuth GSA 202-708-9870 [email protected] X Tim Dennee DCSHPO 202-442-8847 [email protected] X Darren DeStefano GSA [email protected] Connie Doyle CI International 301-275-7885 [email protected] 301-216-9797 Tim Duffy Leo A. Daly 202-955-9191 [email protected] Shapour Ebadi GSA 202-302-4672 Shapour [email protected] Bonnie Echoles GSA 202-441-2912 [email protected] Stephanie Eiler Ch2m Hill 651-367-8543 [email protected] X Jane Engvall DHS 202-447-5039 [email protected] 202-591-0689 Thom Ennen GSA 602 708 6278 [email protected] Jon Ericson Coast Guard 202-475-5602 jon.ericson@usCoast Guard.mil Christine Ewing GSA 202-504-4010 [email protected] Aaron Feldman-Gross Rhodeside & Harwell 703-683-7447 [email protected] Abigail Fiske DHS 202-684-5595 [email protected] Tom Fleming HNTB 703-253-5875 [email protected]

Kim R. Ford OVP/ST 202-395-3825 [email protected]

X Jim Fortinsky GSA 202-708-5976 [email protected] 202-329-1545 X Nia Francis GSA 202-205-1937 [email protected] Ramon Garcia DHS 202-669-0667 [email protected] X Geraldine Gardner DCOP 202-442-8970 [email protected] Michael Gerwin DHS 202-731-4234 Steve Goley LSA 301-948-2750 [email protected] X Marc Gravallese CI International 571-221-6749 [email protected] Jana Gross GSA 202-208-1867 [email protected] X Susan Gygi HNTB 703-253-5850 [email protected] X Faisal Hameed DDOT 202-671-2326 [email protected] X Karen Handsfeld CEQ 202-456-5242 [email protected]

X Sulaiman Harris GSA 202-744-3291 [email protected] X Diane Hartley Clark 301-272-8279 [email protected]

Bill Hellmuth HOK 202-339-8819 [email protected]

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Jamie Henson DDOT 202-671-1374 [email protected]

Alexander Hernandez NTHP 305-801-9722 [email protected] X Arnold Hill GSA Ashley Howell SMA 703-354-9737 [email protected]

Lisa Howe Goody Clancy 617-262-2760 [email protected] Thomas Jester QEA 202-591-2537 [email protected] Elizabeth Johnson GSA 202-708-7877 [email protected]

Aram Kailian Leo A Daly 202-861-4600 [email protected]

Janet Crist Kausner 202-234-2333

Jeremiah Kamerer WH Gordon 703-263-1900 [email protected] X Evelyn Kasongo DCOP 202-442-7613 [email protected] Steve Kelley WJE 312-560-0697 [email protected] Clarissa Kenney WJE 703-641-4601 [email protected] X Tim Kerr Robinson & Associates 202-234-2333 [email protected] Giri Kilim CH2M Hill 703-376-5227 [email protected]

Jim Kinkead Clark Construction 301-367-0209 [email protected] Duncan Kirk HOK 202-944-1463 [email protected]

Dan Koenig HDR

X Paul Kreig Greenhorne & O’Mara 301-982-2866 pk@g&o.com Stephanie Leedom GSA 202-420-9975 [email protected]

Joyce Lewis DHS 202-343-4131 [email protected]

James Lindsay CI International 202-258-1772 [email protected] Frederick Lindstrom CFA 202-504-2200 [email protected] William Logan US Coast Guard 202-475-5635 william.g.logan@usCoast Guard.mil X Thomas Luebke CFA 202-504-2200 [email protected] X Paul Malatino GSA OIG 202-208-0021 [email protected] Matt Manofsky US Coast Guard 202-372-4004 matthew.c.manofsky@usCoast Guard.mil Joshua Marnitz National Trust 202-588-6485 [email protected] X Gaftie Marlow GSA 202-380-8511 [email protected] X Peter May NPS 202-619-7025 [email protected] Alana McCullough PriceWaterhouseCooper / 703-855-3541 [email protected] Page 10 of 13

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DHS John McDaniel GSA 202-205-8893 [email protected] Richard McDaniel FHWA 703-303-7523 [email protected] Rich McGruder DHS 202-834-4621 [email protected] X Joe McNamara ZGF 202-380-3040 [email protected] X Elizabeth Merritt National Trust 202-588-6026 [email protected] Ed Miller WashingtonGas/Honeywell 703-288-3614 [email protected] x15 X Chris Mills DHS 202-447-5032 [email protected] X Catherine Moore DHS [email protected] Beate Moss DHS 202-713-7688 [email protected] Thomas Mozina Perkins+ Will 312-755-4552 [email protected] Reed Muehlman FPW 434-293-7258 [email protected] X Joseph Myers Parsons 202-591-5398 [email protected] Rob Nieweg NTHP [email protected] Patricia O’Donnell Heritage Landscapes 802-425-4330 [email protected] Josepha O’Malley DOI X Ralph O’Mara-Garcia GSA 202-501-2635 [email protected] George Oberlander NCSOM 301-816-1153 [email protected] Ayako Okutani WRT 267-975-3948 [email protected] X Thomas Otto GSA 202-708-0090 [email protected] Carlos Ostria LSA 301-948-2750 [email protected] Thornell Page 202-258-2532

Joseph Parello DHS 202-420-1971 [email protected] Edward Payabyab NTHP 510-331-3865 [email protected] Steve Pellman Honeywell 585-694-8184 [email protected] Davin Pirkola Perkins+Will 312-755-0770 [email protected] Dennis Plouff Greenhorne & O’Mara 301-270-2607 [email protected] Gary Porter GSA 202-205-7766 [email protected] X Kathryn Prigmore HDR 703-518-8511 [email protected]

X Rob Prunty CH2M Hill 571-296-0214 [email protected]

David Puckett FPW 434-293-7258 [email protected] Feras Qumseya DMPED 202-340-7264 [email protected] William Randolph DHS USM/COS 202-497-5854 [email protected]

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Elliot Rhodeside Rhodeside & Harwell 703-683-7447 [email protected] Vincent Rigg Perkins+Will 312-755-4794 [email protected] Peter Rizzo GSA 202-501-0940 [email protected] Kevin Robbins DHS 202-525-9290 [email protected] X Judith Robinson Robinson & Associates 202-234-2333 [email protected] Kelvin Robinson Symmetra Design 202-370-6000 [email protected]

Jennifer Rose HDR [email protected]

X Ray Ruhlman Leo A. Daly 202-955-9108 [email protected] Brittani Sanders GSA [email protected] Yogesh Saoji WRT 215-430-5309 [email protected] X Christine Saum NCPC 202-482-7200 [email protected] 202-482-7245 X Beth Savage GSA 202-208-1936 [email protected] Kristina Schroeder FEMA 202-646-8178 [email protected] Steve Schwartz GSA 202-708-5905 [email protected] Donna Siefert JMA 703-354-9737 [email protected]

Gary Scott NPS 202-619-7279 [email protected] Matthew Sellers STG 703-548-2000 [email protected] George Siekkinen GSA 202-501-0150 George [email protected] Baird Smith QEA 202-591-2507 [email protected] 202-298-6700 David Smith CHMS 202-345-3282 Pearlcoalition2chmsil.com Patrick Solomon HDR 703-752-7755 [email protected] George Stephanos US Coast Guard 202-475-5775 George .j.stephanos@usCoast Guard.mil X Lajuan Stevens GSA 202-420-0598 [email protected] X Tammy Stidham NPS 202-619-7474 [email protected] Stacy Stone G2O 410-583-6700 [email protected] X Gill Thompson DHS 202-680-2344 [email protected] Minh K. Tonthat HNTB 703-253-5952 [email protected]

Tim Tozer GSA 202-708-9882 [email protected] X Jack Van Dop FHWA 703-404-6282 [email protected] Rob Walker WH Gordon 703-263-1900 [email protected] X Earl Ward US Coast Guard 434-960-5745 [email protected] Jeff Way CI International 610-820-4455 [email protected] Nicole White Symmetra Design 202-370-6000 [email protected]

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Brenda Williams QEA 734-926-0419 [email protected] William Willis GSA 202-441-0088 [email protected] X Nancy Witherell NCPC 202-482-7239 [email protected] X Carter Wormeley GSA 202-401-9691 [email protected] Craig Wright McKissack & McKissak 202-220-0144 [email protected] Mina Wright GSA 202-406-4520 Tamara Zalcim Georgetown Law [email protected] Nell Ziehl NTHP 202 588-6040 [email protected]

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