THIS IS FUTURE HOME FOR THE BOB DAY 
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TENNIS CENTER AND UNFORTUNATELY, BECAUSE OF THE NEW FACILITY, SOME OF THESE TREES HAVE TO BE REMOVED, BUT INSTEAD OF JUST LOSING THOSE TREES, WHAT WE’RE DOING IS TRANSPLANTING A LOT OF THOSE TREES…CLOSE TO 70, THAT WE’RE GOING TO STORE HERE. 
          AND THROUGH THE DURATION OF THE PROJECT, AND WHEN THE PROJECT IS DONE, AND THE TENNIS CENTER IS OPEN WE’LL COME BACK IN AND WE’LL MOVE THESE TREES, THROUGHOUT THE REST OF THE PARK AND IT WILL SUDDENLY BE INSTANT SHADE. 
          (MACHING DIGGING) BELIEVE IT OR NOT, WE’RE ABLE TO SAVE A LOT OF THESE TREES. 
          (MACHINE NOICE) AND THEN IT’S ACTUALLY CHEAPER TO DO THIS THAN IF WE WERE TO BUY TREES OF THIS SIZE AND PLANT THEM LATER. 
          (MACHINE NOISE) SO THE SUCCESS RATE ON THIS IS GOING TO BE REALLY GOOD. WE’RE TRANSPLANTING THESE TREES AT THE RIGHT TIME OF YEAR, (TRUCK MOVING) IF YOU WERE TO BUY A TREE OF THIS SIZE AND PLANT IT, YOU’RE TALKING SEVERAL THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS TO DO THAT. 
          (DUMP TRUCK MOVING) (BULLDOZER) (WIND NOISE)    WE’RE SAVING A NATURAL RESOURCE. WE’RE REUSING AN ACTUAL RESOURCE, AND WE’RE ACTUALLY SAVING MONEY BY RESUING THESE TREES, AND WE’LL HAVE BIGGER, BETTER SHADE FOR THE FUTURE USERS OF THIS PARK. 
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* This transcript was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.