bigham78

Depends on how much they find. You have to be very, very careful removing asbestos and it can be a very slow process. The first semi-trailer sat in the driveway of the white house for over a week before it was moved to the driveway where it is now. They came yesterday and moved one out of the driveway and placed the one that's there now. That's been going one for about week at that house.They appear to moving right along. They removed a lot of trees and utility poles the last two days. The cam from ExchangeSt now has a clear shot of most of site with the trees and poles gone. They began pouring more concrete in Cam 1 yesterday. I believe we'll really start to see it picking up steam in the coming weeks. Per the data they used on the site. Only a small portion of the workers are on site that will be working there in the coming weeks and months.

They own all the land you see in the stadium cams. The only properties left to aquire are the Nemers properties on Exchange and Spicer. The buildings they're about to tear down have to be prepped before they can tear them down. They're having to remove asbestos from those houses which has delayed them being torn down. That's why the one house is boarded up on the front porch and you see that white semi-trailer in the driveway.

That's all that's left. UOfA owns everything else less Nemers properties. Joe's court date is in May and Manny court date is in June. The jury trial will decide how much compensation they're entitled too. They're in for shock as historical eminent domain cases rarely award more then what was being offered. Most of the time less as the offers far exceed property and business values for eminent domain.