edit: so, there was a severe thunderstorm watch+warning, and the crew weren’t going to go up on the scaffolding due to the possibility of lightning. They’re currently working on additional scaffolding.
It’s after 5pm, there are no workers, and nothing’s been taken down, so I doubt it’ll happen today. They’ll issue a citation to someone - probably the head of the Foundation, unless she can divert the blame to someone else - and they’ll have mealy-mouthed excuses as to why it couldn’t be done on time. They’ll likely give her an extension; if she misses it, she’ll be called into the carpet and scolded (again). There may be a fine way some point, but I suspect she’ll have the Kennedy Center pay for it, so she won’t care.
edit: so, there was a severe thunderstorm watch+warning, and the crew weren’t going to go up on the scaffolding due to the possibility of lightning. They’re currently working on additional scaffolding.
It’s after 5pm, there are no workers, and nothing’s been taken down, so I doubt it’ll happen today. They’ll issue a citation to someone - probably the head of the Foundation, unless she can divert the blame to someone else - and they’ll have mealy-mouthed excuses as to why it couldn’t be done on time. They’ll likely give her an extension; if she misses it, she’ll be called into the carpet and scolded (again). There may be a fine way some point, but I suspect she’ll have the Kennedy Center pay for it, so she won’t care.
From a minute ago
6:33pm, no workers, no change. I hope someone climbs up there with an angle grinder, tonight.
1:49 AM - active work. Looks like they were waiting for the middle of the night.
They are also clearly planning to obstruct the view of the work with those tarps. That’s very disappointing.
did you really think this would end any other way than another shitty coverup?