Mr. Brian Morrissey

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  Two years later, the public hasn't seen hide nor hair of the draft EIR, but Security National Senior Vice President Brian Morrissey said things could be a lot worse.
  
  "Certainly we would have preferred to have the EIR sooner, but I think it is much more important to have a complete document where the public can see both the positives and the negatives, if there are any, of the Marina Center project," Morrissey said.
  
  Eureka Senior Planner Sidnie Olson said this week she's still working on the document with the hopes of getting it out in the coming months.Admitting she never thought the process could be completed in six months, Olson said several things have slowed the process to a crawl, causing it to take far longer than she, or almost anyone else, thought it would.
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  Morrissey said Security National is paying more than $1 million for the process of creating the document, a cost that goes up slightly with each delay.But Morrissey was quick to add that there are more important things than slight cost increases.
  
  "It does go up a little bit over time, but the incremental costs because of delays are far less important than getting the right, fully accurate and complete document out to the public," he said.
  
  Olson said the city is focused on working toward that goal, and hopes the document will be off her desk in the coming months.
  
  "We're going to get it done as soon as we possibly can," she said.
  
  While that can't come soon enough for Morrissey, he said he never had any illusions that this would be a quick process.
  
  "We knew when we started this project that it would be a long, involved public process where the city and all the various stake holders would have input," he said.

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  Brian Morrissey - Senior Vice President, Real Estate

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  "We are saddened to let go some very talented staff," said SNSC Senior Vice President Brian Morrissey."The truth is we're just not servicing as many loans as we were a year ago for a variety of reasons."
  
  The main reason cited by Morrissey was a lack of financial liquidity caused by the rash of recent foreclosures and bankruptcies in the real estate market.
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  The Eureka headquarters employed 142 people, he said, making the layoffs a nearly 15 percent reduction in staff.Overall, SNSC employs about 220 people, according to Morrissey.
  
  Other Security National endeavors, including The Eureka Reporter and the proposed Marina Center development on Eureka's Balloon Tract, are not likely to be impacted, he said, since they operate as separate entities.
  
  Morrissey expressed optimism that mortgage lending activities will rebound and that SNSC will again be able to expand its staff.
  
  "Security National has weathered much of this sub-prime storm," he said.

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  "We are saddened to let go some very talented staff," said SNSC Senior Vice President Brian Morrissey."The truth is we're just not servicing as many loans as we were a year ago for a variety of reasons."
  
  The main reason cited by Morrissey was a lack of financial liquidity caused by the rash of recent foreclosures and bankruptcies in the real estate market.The Eureka headquarters employed 142 people, he said.
  
  "Security National has weathered much of this sub-prime storm," Morrissey said.

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  Brian Morrissey, senior vice president of Security National Servicing Company, which along with The Eureka Reporter is owned by local businessman Rob Arkley, declined to comment.

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  Brian Morrissey, Security National's senior vice president who has been acting as Arkley's spokesman on the issue, was not immediately available for comment.In a previous interview, Morrissey said that his understanding was the exchange was verbal.

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  A call to Security National spokesman Brian Morrissey was not returned by deadline.

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  : This just in from Security National VP Brian Morrissey: Eureka - Security National Servicing Corporation today (March 24) announced the , more »

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  Security National Senior Associate in Leasing and Operations Randy Gans and SN Senior Vice President Brian Morrissey are scheduled to give an update on progress of the proposed Marina Center.The mixed-use development will be located on the nearly 40-acre Eureka Rail Yard or "Balloon Track," formerly owned by Union Pacific Railroad and purchased by SN last year.

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  But Central Park Plaza, which was built in 1982, has never used lights to feature its own unique architecture, said Brian Morrissey, senior vice president of real estate for Security National Properties, which owns and manages the building.
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  The building was 22 percent occupied when Security National Properties took ownership in 2004; today it is 88 percent occupied, Morrissey said.

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