Last updated Thursday August 22, 2014 7:55 AM ET
At 5:55 AM, Friday August 22, 2014, one hour and five minutes before legal, a large white truck sounded its back up warning beeper and backed into the loading dock on Broadway at the new Harvard University renovated museum. At about 6:20 AM the same day the below van arrived to deliver equipment for the ongoing construction. The former Fogg Museum is still under construction, contrary to official reports to city officials and interested citizens. These are the latest violations of city ordinance by this $500 million project. Repeated complaints to city officials are ignored. Is it because Harvard University, its employees and contractors enjoy the same constitutional exemption from laws as the Obama-Holder doctrine grants to federal officials?
Van arrives at about 6:20 AM Friday, August 22, 2014. Large white truck is parked in the driveway of the loading dock to the the left of the van.
Large white truck which arrived at about 5:55 AM Friday, August 16, 2014 can be seen to the left of the van which arrived at about 6:20 AM.
At about 6:25 AM Friday August 22, 2014 the driver enters his van to leave, after his delivery.
The below images show two men working on the scaffolding outside the renovated Fogg Museum on Saturday August 16, 2104. It shows again that outside construction is not finished as the mitigation office assured me. That was three months after Harvard University administration declared to city officials at an official meeting that construction was completed. The mitigation office explained they "meant to say outside construction was completed." Harvard University officials and their mitigation office sound more and more like Obama and Holder explaining the meaning of what they say.
Two men working outside the second floor windows of the museum, August 16, 2014, three months after Harvard University officials boasted to city officials and voters, that construction was finished.
Same two men working outside of the renovated museum.
Two men performing work on the new museum Saturday, August 16, 2014.
Updated Thursday August 14, 2014 8:10 AM ET
On Wednesday August 13, 2014 at about 7:30 AM the dumpster truck was unloading an empty one to pick up a full one. It was legal except for the parking in a No Stopping zone. After several requests that these trucks park on the museum side of the street, also a No Stopping zone, the Harvard University contractors and employees ignored my requests. There are 15 residential units on the side where this dumpster contractor parks.
On Thursday August 14, 2014 at about 6:30 AM 30 minutes before the legal period for construction in Cambridge, MA, the crane parked in the driveway of the loading dock for the renovated Harvard University museum began sounding its warning beeper. The crane was lowered and then moved. It was a violation of City ordinance. But again Harvard University subscribes to the Obama-Holder doctrine of ignoring inconvenient laws.
Posted August 8, 2014 5:59 PM ET; Last updated August 11, 2014 3:23 AM ET
In the days after this report was posted Harvard University campus police and their criminal associates (psychologists, police informants, man-hating feminists, lesbians and assorted control freaks) conducted a criminal project of intimidation using young women as bait to try to have me arrested for whatever fantasy they might create in their psychotic minds. It is and was only the latest instance of many years of intimidation of a citizen (moi) by Harvard University campus police, in the free exercise of a constitutionally protected right. That is a felony in Massachusetts. However, also in Massachusetts there is a secret constitutional exemption for Harvard University employees from any inconvenient laws. Plus within the city limits of Cambridge MA, laws are optional. Local officials and university officials adopted the Obama-Holder doctrine which is the White House exemption from U.S. laws and the Constitution. It makes for an exciting nation. Do what you want to do. If it feels good try it, you'll like it. Don't worry. Be happy.
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Three months after Harvard University officials boasted to Cambridge City officials that "construction was finished" on the $500 million renovation of the former Fogg Museum, construction continues annoying neighbors and violating city ordinances.
Crane in loading dock driveway of renovated Harvard University Museum
At about 6:30 AM on Monday August 4, 2104, 30 minutes before it is legal to conduct construction in the City of Cambridge, a large crane on a truck at the loading dock of the renovated museum began sounding the loud back up warning signal beeper, which continued for about 30 seconds.
Crane in loading dock driveway of renovated Harvard University Museum
The next day at about 6:30 AM on Tuesday August 5, 2014, 30 minutes before it is legal to conduct construction in the City of Cambridge, the driver of a large truck carrying a dumpster set the air breaks about ten feet from my windows. Fifteen residential units face that street. Within a few minutes he dropped the dumpster on the street in a No Stopping Zone, on Broadway between Quincy Street and Prescott Street.
Cab of truck carrying dumpster parked on north side of Broadway in No Stopping Zone at about 6:30 AM Tuesday August 5, 2014. Image captured at about 6:43 AM.
Dumpster on truck parked on north side of Broadway in No Stopping Zone at about 6:30 AM Tuesday August 5, 2014. Image captured at about 6:43 AM.
Pneumatic mechanism on dumpster truck parked on north side of Broadway in No Stopping Zone at about 6:30 AM Tuesday August 5, 2014. Image captured at about 6:43 AM.
Scaffolding on north side of renovated Harvard University Museum three months after Harvard officials boasted to City officials and residents that construction was completed. The Skanska mitigation office stated that they meant to say "outside" construction. Oh, wait. Scaffolding on building is not outside. Can't you see? Image captured Wednesday August 6, 2014.
Scaffolding on north side of renovated Harvard University Museum three months after Harvard officials boasted to City officials and residents that construction was completed. The Skanska mitigation office stated that they meant to say "outside" construction. Oh, wait. Scaffolding on building is not outside. Can't you see? Image captured Wednesday August 6, 2014.
In June 2014, there were a series of construction vehicles parked outside of my window and a dumpster used to remove construction materials was dropped outside of my windows in a No Parking Zone. Harvard University, like their prominent alumni occupant of the White House and his cronies, Eric "White people are cowards" Holder and Jeh "Illegal immigrants are needy" Johnson, enjoys a constitutional exemption from inconvenient laws.
Scaffolding on south side of Harvard University renovated Museum on August 6, 2014, three months after Harvard PR flacks and other officials boasted that construction was completed. Image captured Wednesday August 6, 2014.
Scaffolding on south side of Harvard University renovated Museum on August 6, 2014, three months after Harvard PR flacks and other officials boasted that construction was completed. Image captured Wednesday August 6, 2014.
Scaffolding on west side, Quincy Street of Harvard University renovated Museum on August 6, 2014, three months after Harvard PR flacks and other officials boasted that construction was completed. Image captured Wednesday August 6, 2014.
In June 2014, I complained to the construction mitigation office that it was a continuing annoyance which I'd complained about many times during the three years of construction. The mitigation office said that outside construction was finished. In August 2014 scaffolding remains on an entire wall and part of another which suggests that outside construction continues as well as inside construction. But the movement and parking of trucks makes noise no matter where the construction is done. It is one more example of intentional deception of the public and an abuse of the privileges which Harvard University enjoys as their prestige and $35 billion endowment allows them.
Scaffolding on west side, Quincy Street of Harvard University renovated Museum on August 6, 2014, three months after Harvard PR flacks and other officials boasted that construction was completed. Image captured Wednesday August 6, 2014.
Scaffolding on west side, Quincy Street of Harvard University renovated Museum on August 6, 2014, three months after Harvard PR flacks and other officials boasted that construction was completed. Image captured Wednesday August 6, 2014.
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