B.S.

Oh my. This intersection barely goes a weekend without a drunk driver going through it. I think the city finally gave up on warning signs with chevron arrows. The construction sign pictured above has already been plowed over. This is a terrible idea. 

My eyes may be playing tricks on me, but I'm pretty sure the crane is back up today. I don't understand this project. My guess is that someone is getting sued.

Page 28 discusses the tree that was relocated.

http://corporate.exxonmobil.com/~/media/The%20Lamp/2013/news_pub_lamp_2013-1.pdf

I found out some 'disturbing' information about this project. One of the CEO's of the company paid between $375,000 and $500,000 to have a 40 inch diameter tree moved on the property and have it replanted next to his window. The person, a contractor/friend, told me that and I can assure you, he is in the know...

If that is true, shame on them. They make a huge stink about their profits tanking with oil prices but they have money for this.

On the plus side, perhaps it will compliment the tin homes across the street that look like they fell off of a container ship.

Taken today

Big hole is the eastern lot looking northeast. Small hole is the western lot looking west.