SULA: AS CITY LEADERS MONITOR CRISTOBAL, THERE ARE -- THEY ARE ALSO CLOSELY WATCHING THE HARD ROCK COLLAPSE SITE. COLLIN ARNOLD SAYS POWERFUL WIND GUSTS COULD BE AN ISSUE. ARNOLD SAYS BECAUSE ANOTHER COLLAPSE COULD HAPPEN, THERE IS A COLLAPSE ZONE SET UP WITH BARRICADES AND FENCING. NOFD IS OUT 24 HOURS A DAY MONITORING THE STRUCTURE. CONTRACTORS WILL TO STOP WORKING FOR THE DAY IF IT’S TOO DANGEROUS. CREWS WON’T WORK IN THE AIR, IF WINDS ARE MORE THAN 20 MPH. ARNOLD SAYS THE SITE HAS BEEN THROUGH OTHER STORM EVENTS SINCE THE COLLAPSE AND IF ANYTHING WERE TO HAPPEN, THEY ARE READY. >> THERE HAS BEEN PROBABLY THE SAME RISK SINCE OCTOBER OF LAST YEAR. IT IS ALWAYS A CONCERN AND ADDRE THOSE WHEN THAT HAPPENS. SULA: ARNOLD SAYS THE CITY IS OUT CLEANING CATCH BASINS AND HAVE BOATS SET UP IN SPE