They basically told us, "We don't own the property because we're not listed on the executive order." >> But Denos had been working with them for three years on this. >> Um, mostly it was us trying to engage somebody with the Department of Ed to work with us. um we finally got um Kurt Ouguro to confirm that we could move forward with our project. So basically the new library project is within the same TMK but just on the edge so we wouldn't impact the students because right now the library is in the middle of the campus. Okay members any other questions of the library? If not so why is it so difficult? I mean, what's the problem? >> So, there there's a couple of um I'm hearing issues. Um one is the testimony that was submitted, which I haven't seen yet. Um where the idea is that parcels that are um state libraries on DOE lands should be carved out.
So reporting that it'll basically alleviate from military members getting misconduct out of town and also remaining with our ranks and basically blanket on the other of the military which they could probably um get away with or looked as higher favorable. So this bill will help make sure that everybody get dealt with immediately. >> Okay. Thank you very much for your testimony.
So >> yeah, it's interesting seeing both teams trying to dictate tempo so far, right? West with push push push. you know, those uh transition quick fast break points and the clockers very deliberate bringing the ball up. And again, they're facing some significant defensive pressure in the back court, but just slowing it down and hoping, you know, that they can, you know, turn that into a quality shot and lead to a good basket. >> Yeah, I mean, they're moving the ball around a lot, so which is great. Keep doing that. Again, the shot should fall. >> Okay. I know we're reaching toward the end of the this first time out. Scott, I want to mention you are the new president of the Ashlin Business Association. We'll talk about that more as the uh broadcast goes on, but congratulations on the new appointment >> and of course, thanks for joining us here at the table tonight.
Um conceptually, without seeing what the testimony says, that sounds right. um some of the libraries that are on DOE land are sort of off and not on the main campus and so you know it would make sense to sort of carve that out, subdivide and get a new TMK. So that sounds reasonable but I I haven't seen the test. >> Okay. No, that part I understand. The part I don't understand is how why has it been so hard for the libraries to get hold of somebody at DOE and then get the and then the and then get a delay in the construction because they don't have the right of entry because again this is concerning what's going on over at DOE. It's one obstacle and another troubling. So for that issue, that's a separate issue separate from this bill that was I'm familiar with. >> That's not separate from this bill because that's why we have this bill because they can't work with you guys to get this stuff going.
Uh members, any questions for the prior testifiers? Okay. If not, uh, chair has one question for maybe a judiciary representative. >> I guess either a representative of state national if anyone else would like to come forward. You know, it seems as though there was a um working process that had been in place in the past and uh with a lot of the testimony from the judiciary, the I guess the scale of what would be required under this bill seems to be uh really overwhelming. So I guess questions to both of you would be to what extent has um the department of defense macro and others engaged with the um judiciary since the time when um I guess >> the prior arrangement u kind of disappeared. Um we kind of took our our guidance from uh from a national level looking at existing laws here in the state with regards to uh temporary restraining orders or protective orders for military individuals to see if there was any existing statute which govern that and we didn't see any.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Excited to be here. You know, I watched a ton of games. Watched from up there down, you know, when Braden was on the team. So, it was awesome. >> So, it's nice to be here. Nice to be back. >> So, been a couple years now, right, since Braden played? >> Yeah, two years. >> But, you know, some definitely some of these players that he played with. >> Sure. We give a little shout out to Braden as well where he's a sophomore where >> he's studying at Nor Eastern but he's in London right now um doing a semester over there. He's got this cool program where he's got two classes and then he's earning another eight credits working for Salesforce doing like a [cheering] doing a cool project for them which >> is nice. Mhm. Well, the Westwood defense just forced another turnover by the clockers.
Now we have to pass a law. >> Oh, well this this particular project they're talking about, this bill wouldn't have helped it because it was the library in the middle of the campus that they're moving to the edge of the campus. So in that project, um it's moving forward. They started construction. Um you know, I wasn't around when it first started three years ago, but since I've been here, we've issued a right of entry and they've got everything they need to proceed. My understanding is that because it's integrated with the campus still, you know, even though it's on the more of the corner, it affects the drop pickup drop off area. Okay. >> And so there was a lot of back and forth about how to get that. >> So when did you Oh, that's Jesse Suk, right? >> Oh, sorry. Jesse Suk. >> Okay.
So we wanted to make sure that a bill was put in place that as judge mentioned there's a there's a process in place currently but we're not familiar with any kind of state mandate or state law that requires it. So our concern is that if there's a procedure that ends there, there's no mandate that it continue. >> And to be upfront, they did have the House version of this bill held this morning, the hearing, and we did connect at that time. And we will be communicating to see what we can do to create a policy that could uh amend the language and make it a formal policy versus just our internal policy that we were working with. >> Okay. Thank you both very much. Okay. Um that brings us to the end of uh this agenda. We will recess and take a short break. >> Okay.
So, they'll bring the ball up court here. And uh Braden being in London, maybe you can uh reach out to him with the time zone difference. He can tell us how this one ended up. >> You mean like because he's 5 hours ahead. >> That's right. >> He already knows. >> It's my go-to dad joke about time zones. Here's a fast break for the clock as Padulla drives. Oh, >> tough break there as he is called for charging. Rodman taking the charge. But the mentality was right. So Hugo got the rebound. They went on that fast break right away. Um, good defensive stuff for Westwood, but the mechanics of that was correct. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Rodman bringing the ball up here for the Wolverines. Dishing off to Ortiz. Dribbles to the top of the key. Over to the wing now. >> Back up top facing the double team.
So when did you folks start the us try to start the construction and it got delayed? >> Um so we had our precon meeting in August and the we were supposed to start uh NTP was right after Labor Day and we started construction end of August. I mean end of October. >> End of October. Yeah. So you had to wait until end of October to to do it because you didn't have the the >> um Yeah. Actually, Jesse was very helpful in trying to move it along and to get the right of entry, but then they also um I guess uh within the DOE, they decided we needed a the MOA, which would we would normally execute after construction is completed. Um okay, thank you. >> Okay, appreciate it. >> Thank you. >> Question. So, deputy, I you know, do you feel that cutting out DLNR is actually going to help you speed things up?
Thank you very much. Uh we're going to reconvene and recommend action on Senate Bill 3048 and Senate Bill 3083. Uh for the first bill relating to the state building code, two co-chairs have conred and recommend that we adopt the OS uh P amendments to um recommend the specific uh action to be taken with um without necessarily adding a new appropriation. So the goal is to pass with amendments to add the effective effective date. Uh the I guess the committee on PSM does not have quorum. So at this point we will defer until we receive quorum later in today's hearing. >> For members of EIG, we gladly accept those amendments.
>> Rodman dribbles out. There goes Ortiz with a shot. Rims out. Big rebound by Sadini. Getting it up ahead to Anishh. Farside drive. Kicks it back up. Sadini to Padulla to Anish for three and in. First points of the night for the Clockers from the freshman Anish. >> Clockers on the board but down 93. 312 to go here in the first quarter. Now that they're in their half court set, Scott, feels like the Wolverines are slowing things down a little bit. Starting to play a little shot clock. There's a three-point attempt. Way off the mark. Deep rebound gathered in by Sabadini. Over to Rossy. Cross center court up ahead. Too high and too hard for D for Padulla. >> Yeah, I thought he was going to dunk that. [laughter] So the Wolverines number 24 Brady Lipton a center senior comes into the game as Chil Chilangua has a seat on the bench.
>> Cutting out DLNR >> going before BLNR approval, right? Isn't this what what's part isn't part of the bill about that? >> Uh, no, I don't I don't think so. Well, act 307 um transferred the intent was to transfer certain parcels by the counties owned and by the stateowned to DOE. So I'm reading in it clarifies that the disposition of school building facing grounds are made by DOE shall not require approval from the DLNR. Is that already in the underlying statute? Are you guys asking for that as well? >> That clarifies that clarifies the way it's supposed to be um disposed of. >> Yeah. >> Right now are you guys asking for that >> because this question um about you know whether it Belar needs to act but because of operation of law BR doesn't need to act. >> That's an I'm sorry. So you guys are currently going through them or you're not?
Any discussion? If not, Senator Chang, I vote yes. >> Chair's recommendation for Senate Bill 3048 is to pass with amendments. Chair votes yes. Vice chair votes I. Senator Decoy is excused. Senator Richards >> I. Senator Flla is excused. The recommendation is adopted. >> Thank you. >> Okay. For Senate Bill 3083 relating to protective orders, uh we certainly acknowledge, you know, some of the the difficulties um that have arisen since the uh previous arrangement halted. However, we do want to encourage both the military leadership as well as judiciary to come up with a solution to this need for protective orders. So chairs are recommending that we pass this measure with amendments inserting a defective effective date for the measure and noting many of the concerns that were raised uh by the judiciary in our committee report.
Wolverine ball again setting up a more of a set half court offense here getting double team at the top of the key. Gets an open man in the corner for three. bucket. [cheering] Ty Pendell, his second three of the night. He has six points. Wolverines have 12. 123. 218 to go. [cheering] A niche running point. The freshman Rossi. Quick pass over to Sabadini for three. No good. Rebounds loose for a moment. Wolverines in transition. Too far ahead. That outlet pass. And out of bounds. Maybe one of those cheerleaders gets a souvenir to take home tonight. >> I don't think they wanted it. >> [laughter] >> We >> got two subs in now. >> Okay. So, yeah, thank you for that. Connor Bots is checking in. >> And Owen Wolf from Okay, >> I know Owen was injured earlier in the season. This is actually the first time I'm seeing him on the floor tonight, so it's good to have him back.
No, we're not because BLNR's position has been and you know they have a record of this um when acts transferring land like they did for like you folks did for um egg lands to DOA um and it's by operation of law is the interpretation by BLNR and they have a memo on this um it's in their records again um they look at operation of law as the land is transferred on that date circuit and they don't do like quit claim deeds or something to um formalize the transaction with uh Bureau of Records. >> Okay. Okay. That's fine. I think what I'm trying to distill it down to is so they're not they're not in hindrance of this process. No. So you you fully control this process? >> Yes. Yeah. We're asking for clarity. Yeah. Yes. >> Okay. Well, hopefully you there's more clarity because I think it's been kind of slow.
Any discussion questions? If not, we'll defer to EIG. >> Okay. PSM will vote at a later time for members of EIG. We are happy to take those amendments of the defective date.
>> Fresh off the bench, fires the three, no good. And here come the Wolverines. Ortiz meets up with Wolram. Dishes a crosscourt pass. Driving attempt. No good. Out of bounds. Clocker ball. Another Wolverine substitution here. Baz Gansen, senior guard, checking in for the Wolverines as Aiden Rodman heads to the bench. >> So Westwood has pulled off the uh press. I guess they once they're up nine, that's when they pull it off. >> Citandra pass no good. Intercepted. Here come the Wolverines. Minute 20 to go in the first quarter. Looked like he was really thinking about that deep. That was like beyond a three an NBA three-point attempt. Pulled it back. Move it around the perimeter. Another crosscourt pass. Trying to feed inside now. cutter. Perfect play. Great pass. Just could not get the layup to fall. Big break there for the Clockers as Wolford brings the ball up court.
I think you know we've been trying to transfer lands right which you guys I think been knowing the BLNR you know I think had to be involved in that those parcels but it when I called them they were never the problem so it seems like it's an internal DOE issue right and so I hope hopefully you you you will you folks will at least focus on doing land transfers in a more expeditious way right and I don't I don't know what's holding it up because you know we we I have a property on Maui that's we've been trying to transfer to you since when I first got into office in 18, we started to to try and move it forward. And you know, Kishimoto at the time didn't move on it. So, you know, I think we're finally moving on it, but it shouldn't take that long to move a piece of land that's I think been trying to be transferred to the DOE from the early 2000s.
Any discussion? If not, Senator Chang, I vote yes. >> Chair's recommendation for Senate Bill 3083 is to pass with amendments, noting the absence of the excusals of Senators Decoy and Favlla, the members present. Are there any objections or reservations?