guidelines that are based on the secretary of interior standards we had one intern to mormon late on ways to apply the secretary of interior adds. we've been attending various you community meetings relevance at the victorian alliance and heard many concerns the direction they felt we should take. eave begun that public engagement and we certainly think it's a way to have a boarder forum and several meetings not in in a rigid format to help influence those guidelines. that's one thing we'll continue to give you updates with that document. it's our hope that early next year we'll have something we can consider a starting place for the dialog which is what the interim projects have come to accumulate over the summer. in regards to the spur heritage report it was our tension to put that on your discussion calendar. just with the schedule and how it's laid out one felt first items on your calendar in 2014. we figured it's the public and your department sitting down and at the same time, we, give you the forest we think has been splashd for the recommendations you've made any other commen

guidelines that are based on the secretary of interior standards we had one intern to mormon late on ways to apply the secretary of interior adds. we've been attending various you community meetings relevance at the victorian alliance and heard many concerns the direction they felt we should take. eave begun that public engagement and we certainly think it's a way to have a boarder forum and several meetings not in in a rigid format to

it's unfortunate the planning department at some point should move down in one of these interior blocks and understand it they don't. they've never moved on a constrained site maybe once upon a time. but i have an experience from going to law school there. i had clients on howard that was a low rise building. i'm asking you to think carefully about adding more bulk, more density and more exceptions on a height on an interior block no one will see those pictures their infancy >> any additional public comment. okay seeing none, public comment is closed >> i want to recap my previous position and raise a couple of questions considering the increased height. i'll be listening i listening to what the rest of the commission says. i think the project was thoughtfully designed particularly in the lobby together with the park. i think that was a strong argument and the architects did especially well. the zoning was creating only a mandatory front door open space. the building itself was well crafted during its orientation. the fact it has affordable on site it was an important point. i remember

in people from the secretary of interior's office until it was not on her budget. so it's really hard to come up with a number and it was someone in the 20s. she also still have this contrary of political women who worked with her on many of these things, particularly on head start when she got very engaged in creating headstart and my mother was very engaged with her as were several of the others. so she had a lot of volunteers were very highly trained and smart volunteers as well. >> how long was it before it she was officially established and how is that done? >> that is difficult to answer. most people went to mimi eisenhower who makes it in the little blue book and of course way back of relatives and friends in the sister-in-law who did the volunteer work, so it's very hard to document. the roosevelt women and other social secretaries and they pass those on from one generation to the next. i think we can point to lady bird johnson is having her first professional staff and liz carpenter had been reported since 1942 and that is one she met her and their friends

for example for the beautification campaign she brought in people from the secretary of interior's office so it was not on her budget. truly hard to come up with a number. i was somewhere in the 20's. >> and she had this cadre of clinical women who worked with her on many of these things especially on head start, for instance when she got very engaged in creating head start. my mother was very engaged with her as were several of the other political wives so she had a lot of on tears, very highly trained, smart volunteers as well. >> how long was it before the office of first lady was established in how was that done? >> that is difficult to answer. back at the beginning it was mostly relatives or friends. the sister-in-law did volunteer work so it is hard to document. the roseville women always had their social secretaries and packed those on. liz carpenter had been a reporter since 1942, when lady bird met her. their friendship went back so she chose people and they stayed with her the entire time in the white house. and after. >> as mrs. johnson became in demand on these issues, what th

on wednesday president obama hosted the white house tribal nations conference at the interior department. conference includes leaders from the 566 federally recognized tribes to meet with the president and members of the white house council on native american affairs. each federally recognized tribe has been invited to send one representative to the conference. cabinet secretaries speak about their department goals in advancing the well-being of those living in tribal communities. >> good morning, everyone. secretary-general, thank you for your leadership of the white house affairs council but more importantly, sally thank you for inviting me to the city today. i am honored to be here. i don't think that the senator is here yet, but he would like to express appreciation for the leadership of the senate committee on indian affairs when he had that post. i know there are probably other distinguished members of the congress president and greetings to you as well. brian, the president of the national congress of american indians, other distinguished guests and among them i include our doctor

for example, she brought in people from the secretary of interior's office so it was not on her budget. it was somewhere in the 20s. >> and she also still had this cadray of women that worked with her on these things, pp particularly on head start. so she had a lot of volunteers, very smart volunteers as well. >> how long was it before the office of first lady was officially established and how was that done? >> well, that's difficult to answer. most people point to mamie eisenhower having it listed in the blue book as secretary to the first lady but, of course, way back in the beginning it was mostly a relative or friends, the sister-in-law who did the volunteer work. so it's hard to document. the roosevelt women always had their social secretaries and they passed those on from one generation to the next. but i think we can point to lady bird johnson as having the first really professional staff. remember, liz carpenter had been a reporter since 1942. that's when lady bird met her. i mean, their friendship went way back. so she chose people and they stayed with her the entire time in

s jurisdiction and authority, the interior department, other agencies. the army corps of engineers. and settles into ferc this superpermitting authority that really is completely unreasonable. right now these permits are typically detailed documents that include safety requirements, emission limits, technology on operating requirements, and conditions to ensure communities are protected and the water and wetlands and other environmental resources are considered when -- especially when you have a complex interstate natural gas pipeline coming through your community. agencies need the ability to -- and time to analyze all of these details and then draft appropriate permit conditions to protect our communities back home, protect the health and safety, protect landowner rights, and propose cleanup requirements in case there is an accident. under h.r. 1900, ferc acts as a superpermitting agency and if an agency cannot meet the strict deadline, ferc apparently will write and issue the permit itself. this is a recipe for natural gas pipeline delays, and that's why so many are fearful the c

of work and that appears to all be interior structural work as well that would not need additional planning department review and i am available for any questions that you may have. >> is this a building rated in any sense? or is the area? >> it is not in a district that i am aware of, but i can double check that in a moment and it is a potential historic resource and i don't believe that it has been, recognized as a historic rye source. >> okay. >> okay, is there any public comment on this item? >> seeing none, then we will take the rebuttal. miss fox you have three minutes. >> thank you. i think that we are kind of going in circles here, we are not the tenants and myself, we are not objecting to the work taking place, we think that needs to be done and what we are asking that in light of the fact that they need to get something a permit to do this other work. that there be some kind of coordination between the tenants and the land lords so that the work can can move smoothly. but if the other tenants that are not here and have no idea what is going on don't move there is no work getting s

for example for the beautification campaign she brought in people from the secretary of interior's office so it was not on her budget. truly hard to come up with a number. i was somewhere in the 20's. and she had this cadre of clinical women who worked with her on many of these things especially on head start, for instance when she got very engaged in creating head start. my mother was very engaged with her as were several of the other political wives so she had a lot of on tears, very -- very highly trained, smart volunteers as well. >> how long was it before the office of first lady was established in how was that done? >> that is different mark -- that is difficult to answer. back at the beginning it was mostly relatives or friends. the sister-in-law did volunteer work so it is hard to document. the roseville women always had their social secretary's and pack those on. -- secretaries and packed those on. liz carpenter had been a reporter since 1942, when lady bird met her. their friendship went back so she chose people and they stayed with her the entire time in the white house. and af