All of our current projects involve both a demolition component and a removal of hazardous materials component. The removal of those materials often falls under a more comprehensive contract. Before I could give you the exact figures, I would have to do a bit of research. But, off the top of my head, I can tell you that as far as the West Block goes, demolition and removal of hazardous materials, including paint, is around $9 million for the whole project. While that work is under way, we check air quality. The employees doing the demolition have special equipment because of all the dust. The general contractor is actually responsible for complying with all codes and regulations. On our end, we ensure the contractor is in compliance.
On June 6th, 2012. See this statement in context.