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Trump Organization Correspondence Re_ OPO_ PA draft #3 REMINDER for Signatory Rev....pdf From: Woodbury, Brian To: [email protected] Cc: Carolyn [email protected]; James [email protected]; Henson, Jamie (DDOT); [email protected]; David Orowitz; Faisal Hameed ([email protected]); Jamie [email protected]; Saadat Khan ([email protected]); robin [email protected]; william [email protected]; Andrew Weiss; Brett Banks ([email protected]); [email protected] Subject: Re: OPO: PA draft #3 REMINDER for Signatory Review/Comment Date: Thursday, January 31, 2013 6:06:12 AM Hi Danielle, Our apologies for NPS not being able to respond yet. We intend to comment however we will need another week to do so. On Monday, we are having an internal meeting on this subject and the property to be transferred - the topic of the meeting will also help us address the questions for the EA. Kind Regards, Brian On Wed, Jan 30, 2013 at 9:48 AM, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote: Dear DDOT, NPS and Trump, Comments to the OPO PA Draft #3 were due yesterday. If you are receiving this message it is because we have not received any comments from your agency/organization. Please let me know if you intend on sending comments and if so, please let me know when you will be able to submit comments so we can plan accordingly. Thank you, Danielle Danielle Breaux Office of Campus Development Tel 202.288.1298 Em [email protected] From: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 4:52 PM To: Andrew Lewis ([email protected]); David Maloney ([email protected]); '[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; 'Henson, Jamie (DDOT)'; '[email protected]'; 'Kirsten B. Kulis'; Louise Brodnitz; 'David Orowitz'; 'Dettman, Shane'; Faisal Hameed ([email protected]); '[email protected]'; Saadat Khan ([email protected]); '[email protected]'; 'Hirsch, Jennifer'; '[email protected]'; 'Brett Banks ([email protected])'; 'Tom McDowell - WPDA'; '[email protected]'; [email protected]; George Siekkinen ([email protected]); 'robin [email protected]'; 'william [email protected]'; 'Andrew Weiss'; 'Nancy Witherell'; 'Perry, James'; '[email protected]' Subject: OPO: PA draft #3 for Signatory Review/Comment Importance: High Dear OPO PA Signatories and NPS, Attached is the OPO PA Draft #3 for your review and comment (please note the pdf and word version attached are the SAME). This draft captures comments/edits made on the PA draft #2 during our January 16th PA meeting as well as some language edits provided by DCSHPO following the meeting. We have used comment boxes to note items DDOT and NCPC wanted to review and may provide language edits. We have also provided potential future language edits in the comment boxes related to the NPS Penn Ave jurisdiction – GSA and NPS continue to work out this issue but wanted to denote potential language edits and notes as we move forward in the event these elements advance. Review/Comments: Please send me your track changes version of the PA Draft #3 by January 29th (include any non-edit notes/comments you have using comment boxes within the document or via email). Please do not send your comments to all parties on this email to aid in minimizing email traffic and avoid any confusion with revisions as we move forward. Schedule: GSA is planning to issue the HSR Chapter 9 – Treatment Chapter to the Signatories tomorrow for your review and comment. We are also hoping to issue a draft of the Work Exempt from Review list by the end of this week. Our goal is be to meet with the Signatories on February 7th to discuss comments to the PA Draft #3, HSR Chapter 9 as well as the Work Exempt from Review list. As before, GSA will prepare a consolidated comment draft of the PA and will send pdf’s of all agency/organization comments received prior to the meeting. NOTE: If your agency/organization is unable to provide comments to the PA Draft #3 by th th January 29 or has a conflict with the February 7 meeting date, please contact me directly and we can look to identify alternative times to meet with your agency to discuss your comments. We will send out meeting invites for the February 7th meeting by the end of the week. Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions. Thank you in advance for your participation in this important process and we look forward to meeting with you on February 7th. Danielle Danielle Breaux Office of Campus Development Tel 202.288.1298 Em [email protected] -- ____________________________________ Brian M. Woodbury Chief of Lands National Park Service - National Capital Region 1100 Ohio Drive, SW Washington, DC 20242 (202) 619.7034 [email protected] Re_ FINAL PA - Ready for Signature.pdf From: Hamilton, Kristen To: [email protected] Cc: Lewis, Andrew; Maloney, David (OP); Kirsten B. Kulis; Louise Brodnitz; David Orowitz; Dettman, Shane; Andrew Weiss; Hirsch, Jennifer; James [email protected]; joel [email protected]; (carolyn [email protected]); Nixon, Robin; Jamie Keller; Brian [email protected]; Steve [email protected]; [email protected]; Antonio Alonso - WPDA; Frank Palermo; Brett Banks ([email protected]); [email protected]; Edmund Newman - WPS; [email protected]; George Siekkinen ([email protected]); [email protected]; Henson, Jamie (DDOT); Omay, Murat F. (DDOT); Khan, Saadat (DDOT) Subject: Re: FINAL PA - Ready for Signature Date: Tuesday, May 21, 2013 1:51:48 PM Attachments: NPS signature page.OPO PA.5.21.13.pdf Danielle, Attached is the signature page from the National Park Service. Thank you for all the work and coordination to finalize this agreement. -Kristen Kristen Hamilton Environmental Protection Specialist Division of Resource Management National Mall and Memorial Parks 900 Ohio Drive SW Washington, DC 20024 (202) 245-4674 office (202) 360-1476 cell On Thu, May 16, 2013 at 3:43 PM, Hirsch, Jennifer <[email protected]> wrote: Danielle, Please see attached for NCPC’s signature page. Thanks to everyone for their efforts on this project. Jennifer ________________________________________________ Jennifer Hirsch | AICP Federal Preservation Officer | Urban Design and Plan Review National Capital Planning Commission 401 9th Street, N.W. | Suite 500 Washington, D.C., 20004 | 202-482-7239 [email protected] Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail From: Lewis, Andrew (OP) [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2013 3:20 PM To: [email protected]; Maloney, David (OP); 'Kirsten B. Kulis'; 'Louise Brodnitz'; 'David Orowitz'; Dettman, Shane; Hirsch, Jennifer; 'Andrew Weiss'; James [email protected]; '[email protected]'; ([email protected]); 'Nixon, Robin'; Jamie Keller; '[email protected]'; Kristen Hamilton; [email protected] Cc: [email protected]; Antonio Alonso - WPDA; Frank Palermo; 'Brett Banks ([email protected])'; '[email protected]'; Edmund Newman - WPS; '[email protected]'; 'George Siekkinen ([email protected])'; '[email protected]'; Henson, Jamie (DDOT); Omay, Murat F. (DDOT); Khan, Saadat (DDOT) Subject: RE: FINAL PA - Ready for Signature Hello Danielle: The SHPO signature page is attached. Thanks to you and all other parties for your efforts in completing this PA. We look forward to receiving an electronic copy of the fully executed agreement as soon as possible. Best, C. Andrew Lewis Senior Historic Preservation Specialist DC State Historic Preservation Office Office of Planning 1100 4th Street, SW Suite E650 Washington, DC 20024 Phone: 202-442-8841 Fax: 202-442-7638 [email protected] www.planning.dc.gov/hpo Play DC is an ambitious program to renovate 32 District play spaces across the city and improve your quality of life. Click here for more information on this DPR and DGS-driven initiative. From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2013 2:59 PM To: Lewis, Andrew (OP); Maloney, David (OP); 'Kirsten B. Kulis'; 'Louise Brodnitz'; 'David Orowitz'; 'Dettman, Shane'; 'Hirsch, Jennifer'; 'Andrew Weiss'; [email protected]; '[email protected]'; ([email protected]); 'Nixon, Robin'; Jamie Keller; '[email protected]'; Kristen Hamilton; [email protected] Cc: [email protected]; Antonio Alonso - WPDA; Frank Palermo; 'Brett Banks ([email protected])'; '[email protected]'; Edmund Newman - WPS; '[email protected]'; 'George Siekkinen ([email protected])'; '[email protected]'; Henson, Jamie (DDOT); Omay, Murat F. (DDOT); Khan, Saadat (DDOT) Subject: OPO: FINAL PA - Ready for Signature Importance: High All – GSA has signed the FINAL OPO PA and attached is the clean copy (it is the same one that I sent out this morning) for your agency/organization signature. We are requesting signature by your agency/organization by COB Wednesday May 22nd. If your agency/organization is unable to meet this deadline contact me or Nancy. Once your agency/organization signs – please send me the electronic copy of your signature page (we do not need the entire document) and hold on to your original copy. I will coordinate with you for a GSA representative will collect the original signature pages from you the week of May 27th. Please do not hesitate to contact Nancy or me with any questions. Thank you for your time and efforts associated with this project. Danielle Danielle Breaux Office of Planning & Design Quality Tel 202.288.1298 Em [email protected] NPS signature page.OPO PA.5.21.13.pdf Trump Event- August 8th.pdf From: Amanda Miller To: Robin [email protected] Cc: Lisa Tully(Google App) Subject: Trump Event- August 8th Date: Sunday, July 21, 2013 1:14:26 PM Attachments: image001.png Hi Robin- I hope you are well! I left you a voicemail on Friday with my colleague Lisa Tully.
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