the wireless facility is also not desirable at this location. the signatures obtained by a rise and lobbyists were conducted by paid signature gatherers, but people who lived outside the proposed area. the signatures we have submitted are the residents most directly impacted by the verizon project. we have gathered over 260 signatures for residents and parents in the area. most are within a 500 square foot radius. exhibit i shows that verizon residents in the area noted the have good reception. verizon cannot reasonably claim this project is desirable from the perspective of residents that live in the neighborhood surrounding kaiser hospital. the industrial commercial wireless facility is also not compatible with our residential neighborhood. the planning department identifies the zoning adjacent to kaiser as a residential neighborhood. under city guidelines, residential districts are disfavored locations, which is the lowest of the seven levels of preference listed. for good reason, the city favors limiting this type of facility in a residentia

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pier 38 is a maritime facility. the old hen house is a two-story structure and it has an upstairs and downstairs usage. it was permitted as a restaurant. when we took back the property in august, we found most of those facilities are occupied by office users. that is what triggered our code compliance review. they are going to look at the first story of that building. these are separate modules of what else they will be looking at. they will be looking at the boca building and make recommendations for repair. they will also make recommendations for repairs on the shed structure. this really has to do with fire safety, overall safety of that structure. additionally, looking and any improvements that need to be made to the arena, making sure they are octuplusable by tenant. and because there are public access requirements at this facility, that they would continue, based on those different spots that are preoccupied, what they identify as the requirements needed in each case and the cost needed to achieve that. that i

this is a cluster of buildings that have wireless facilities. this is a perfect place to serve the inner richmond. the inner richmond has been a difficult place for companies to serve for quite some time. lastly, i wanted to enlighten you, if i could, about the difference between necessary, desirable, and compatible, and a significant gap. in terms of necessary to the community, we think we have provided you lots of letters to show the community wants this. in terms of significant gap, which for rise and wireless has to show, it is that they have the capacity or coverage gap which have shown you today. it is the equivalent of coverage gaps we have cited in our brief in federal cases. what i put down here is the agreement you all signed a few months ago. you agreed with the community it was not necessary. but the federal court realized there was a significant gap for t-mobile. because they had chosen a means to put that facility, your advisers encourage you to sign a settlement agreement to allow that to go forward. you can make your decision, bu

facility in the event of power failure. these types of batteries present safety hazards that make the facilities undesirable and in controllable with a hospital setting. including in your packet is the data sheet for the kind of batteries used at these sites in san francisco. fire and explosion hazard data. unusual fire hazards. hydrogen and oxygen gases are produced during normal battery operation. this supports combustion. these gases into the air through the vent. to avoid a chance of fire or explosion, keep sources of ignition away from the batteries. also are operating instructions , from another manufacturer of backup batteries. these contain similar safety warnings that continued does continue safety warnings. this is not the type of equipment that we desire in our neighborhood. please vote to deny the permit for this location this week. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i would like to talk briefly about one fundamental fact about all telephone networks during times of natural disasters and others emergenci

we will process them into the facility. of them are the youth offenders. >> all right, come on. >> put all your clothes in these bags here. put your shoes in this bag. clothes in this bag. all right? >> all right. >> the majority of them are quiet. not knowing what to expect in this environment is totally different than where they came from. >> at first when you get here, you're nervous because you don't know what it's going to be like. the uncomfortable level is nine or ten, like all the time. >> hold the sign right here below your chin. >> on any given day in the united states, more than 10,000 kids under the age of 18 are held in adult prisons and jails. today, 17-year-old aaron and harrison shepherd become two of these statistics. >> this is actually good. >> ready? >> yes, sir. >> okay. >> you can't imagine on the outside what it would be like. >> it's crazy, ain't it? >> yeah. it's a whole different outlook, man. >> yeah. >> home sweet home. >> come to prison thinking they've got to be tough, but they don't. you just

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it talks about the need for making facility improvements, and in some cases new facilities. i guess my concern is that somebody's expectation is that we are. the other flag is that i could not tell if there was a transfer of responsibilities. i could not tell what the dollar impact was. there was no performance statement of what would be responsible for, and nothing offsetting that as far as what rec and park would be responsible for. i am concerned about the blank check aspect. i would be concerned about the obligation we would be getting into. >> first, on the change of responsibilities, with the responsibility of a specific lease, we would assume revenues from that. but again, we have to deal with the property. >> that is not a change. there is not an expectation that rec and park would ever do with that. >> we have no revenue. we have liability associated with that. there is revenue. as i mentioned, the work order for $300,000 -- we both share responsibility with rec and park. we know there are limitations on that money. we can only go so far. if the puc expects more, th

she's fighting to keep him in a juvenile facility. >> he's never had a juvenile referral.al. i've never heard of such a thing. 12 years old, we're going to treat him like an adult with zero juvenile referrals. to treat a 12-year-old as an adult is for the system to say, we give up on you. there is nothing that we can do to rehabilitate you. and to me that is selling the justice system so far short. and it is selling a kid like paul so amazingly short. it's just ridiculous. >> monica and paul's mother, nicole gingrich, hope to keep paul in a youth facility with programs geared towards his age and developmental needs. but as it stands now, paul will transfer to wabash as soon as officials feel he's mature enough to make the move. >> i think he should be held accountable for the part that he had in this. and i would suggest counseling, therapy, and programs to help him. >> mike dempsey has other reasons for wanting to keep paul in the juvenile system. >> the fact is, you can't put a 12-year-old child in that type of environment and expect them to have have a chance. you just

third, let's consider the city's overall review for the facility. we have but basically aesthetic review by planning and then health review by the city department. when it comes to aesthetics, the guidelines state that installations such as this should be minimal invisible from the public right-of-way and should be treated architecturally to minimize the visibility, and that is what has happened here. the antennas are pushed back from the edge of the building, at 30 feet above grade and pushed back 60. they are small in size and minimally visible from the pedestrian level. when it comes to health, as you know, the federal telecommunications act of 1996 prohibits local jurisdictions from disapproving these facilities for health concerns if the facility complies with fcc guidelines. that said, the city department of public health goes to great lengths to regulate, review, and monitor wireless installations, with an emphasis on exploring the radio frequency or rf radiation. dph produces this for everyone to reevaluate. there are emission's better ambie

it's a hard core, hard lock facility. ♪ >> the segregation unit is a controlled unit.eople in here have assaulted staff in the past or they -- you know, you have overt sexual behavior. you have stealing, you have theft. there are some murderers that we have here. they are violent. you have chaos going on constantly. >> this inmate's rage in general population brought him time in segregation. >> i got in a fight. he had 15 stitches in his eye. i have got an anger problem. i don't really think before i act. and that was the main problem. >> every anarchy of prison that you can think of with adults, we have the same subsystems here. >> with as many as 48 violent teens kept in a confined area of the facility, the segregation unit has a society all its own. ♪ where cell phones and ipods are replaced by a fast-paced secretive practice known as cadillacing. >> sometimes it takes a while. you have to mash your mat up and put a string around it. get some toilet paper wet, get some cotton or paper around it, making it square, wrap a string around it and slide it out your door. s

that at&t had submitted to prove that the necessity for this wireless facility. the at&t engineer report is based on a simple -- a signal to noise analysis. one would expect such a report to identify the resources of this interference and describe how at&t has unsuccessfully attempted to update them. leaving only the addition of tennis at 199 leland avenue as the solution to at&t's problems. for the reasons stated in our analysis, the report does not do so and therefore does not prove a need for antennas at 199 leland avenue. to give a picture of the current state of at&t's wireless network, mr. spences' uses the analogy, "people speaking the same language being able to communicate and understand each other, but other languages are perceived as noise and rejected." a better example is a roomful of people, all of whom are carrying on conversations at the same language. the person you are conversing with is having trouble hearing you. instead of everyone loring the volume of their speech, so that everyone can understand the conversation they are engaged in, he bega

or move me to some other cell in this [ bleep ] facility.ou have another open cell, don't pretend you don't. you don't -- don't lie in front of the [ bleep ] news crew. i know you have an open cell. >> we don't have open cells but guess what, you don't dictate where you go. so guess what, you're going to one. >> you're not going to put my [ bleep ] life in danger, man. >> you asked to go, you asked to be moved. >> just like we told you last night, that's where you're going. >> i'm not going to one. >> well, you're going outside right now. >> well, i'm not going to one. i want to talk to the warden. >> schreiber will be held in an enclosed rec area while porters clean their cell. >> if they want to play games, i'll play games. i'll take on the whole [ bleep ] system. i'm not on the side of the prisoner, i'm not on the side of the [ bleep ] staff. i'm my own [ bleep ] army. one. >> i know he did it because you look at the door, there's nothing on the outside of the door and it's all running down the front of the door on the inside. you can see

tell me what you know about the level one facility. >> it's a work facility, work camp.s more freedom. and it's just able to walk outside and breathe the air whenever you want to do it. >> right. which is a privilege. >> right. it's a privilege that i feel i've earned. >> okay. >> in the long run. because county -- i've been in prison for a year and a half, but can the with county it's been almost 2 1/2 years. >> ever received a misconduct report in any of that time? >> no, ma'am. >> never have any problems with anybody? hmm-mm. >> are you anxious? scared a little bit? >> scared and anxious, both. a little bit of both. >> okay. well, from all outward appearances and reviewing your file and talking with you, mr. morgan, i'll make my recommendation to the committee. and i think you are a very good candidate for level one. so the committee will give you the final decision. the recommendation will be made to central office to the classification bureau, and my recommendation will be that we send you to level one. >> all right. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> i appreciate it.

>> i do not think there are any irrigation facilities. at and around the boathouse, there is a small amount of irrigation. the rest of the area is not irrigated. president moran: and the roads? >> we would be working with dpw on that. we probably have some responsibility for the roadways in the park. it is a short stretch. >> the money for rec and park is generally for gardeners working in the natural area. >> gardeners, and then the overall area. they tend to stay away from the natural area. >> but the area around the lake. president moran: who is paying for that currently? commissioner vietor: 4 the road maintenance? >> we give that to rec and park. it is for trash pickup. commissioner vietor: and the road maintenance is currently were ordered to dpw? >> again, the primary road is harding road itself. i am not familiar with how anything has been done there. it may have been done as part of the golf course improvements. president moran: it would certainly be more comfortable if it was clearer who is responsible for funding what kind of a

facility. in the event of a power failure or other type of emergency. these types of lead acid batteries present safety hazards that make the facilities both undesirable and incompatible with residential buildings in a residential neighborhood. we submitted to the planning commission examples of the warnings from these battery manufacturers and they are included as exhibits to the planning department report for this case. these warnings include unusual fire and explosion hazards, unusual -- explosion hazards, a hydrogen and oxygen gases are produced during normal battery operation. hydrogen is flammable and oxygen support combustion. these gases enter the air through the event caps. to avoid the chance of a fire or explosion, soared -- keeps birds and other sources of ignition away from the battery. -- keep sparks and other sources of ignition away from the battery. please vote to deny at&t a permit for this location. thank you. president chiu: thank you, next speaker. >> hi, supervisors. in th

tell me what you know about the level one facility. >> it's a work facility, work camp.s more freedom. and it's just able to walk outside and breathe the air whenever you want to do it. >> right. which is a privilege. >> right. it's a privilege that i feel i've earned. >> okay. >> in the long run. because county -- i've been in prison for a year and a half, but can the with county it's been almost 2 1/2 years. >> ever received a misconduct report in any of that time? >> no, ma'am. >> never have any problems with anybody? hmm-mm. >> are you anxious? scared a little bit? >> scared and anxious, both. a little bit of both. >> okay. well, from all outward appearances and reviewing your file and talking with you, mr. morgan, i'll make my recommendation to the committee. and i think you are a very good candidate for level one. so the committee will give you the final decision. the recommendation will be made to central office to the classification bureau, and my recommendation will be that we send you to level one. >> all right. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> i appreciate it.

mcdaniel, to this hearings board, and to the facility. i meant no disrespect.t will not happen again. i have no intentions on compromising staff or the security of the facility. >> anything else? if nothing else, the board will make a decision. >> hansen waits outside the hearing room until a decision is reached. >> i'm pretty sure i'm going to get found guilty. >> why? >> because it's the staff's word against mine. >> but hansen will soon learn, it was his own words that did him in. >> i mean, he confessed. he's sitting there and more and more talking and he just confessed. that was bizarre. >> it's only a matter of moments before a decision is made. >> you're charged with a class one, rule 19, solicitation of staff misconduct. you pled not guilty. however, the board did find you guilty. sanctions imposed is 30 days punitive segregation from the date of this incident to february the 2nd. this concludes case number 090763. >> how are you feeling? >> just feeling bummed out, you know? my intentions weren't to compromise staff or anything, you know. the officer w

and the waste management recycle facilities. the vehicle servicing these facilities obviously tend to be large trucks, which do not tend to mix very safely with smaller, slower vehicles that are difficult to see. so i would just encourage the poor and the bicycle coalition to continue to work closely with the industrial tenants and stakeholders as these bikeway build-outs continue for solutions of bicycle access while limiting the index to an existing industrial uses and traffic that exist in the city. thank you. >> thank you. karen pierce -- >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am did the chair of the southern waterfront advisory committee. i would like to echo my colleague right before me on our support for the bicycle coalition's extraordinary effort to make bicycling not only more viable, but also safer within the city. however, i am is bidding on the same issue related to the plan being for cesar chavez, and want to make sure that commissioners are aware that if the plan bidding, as it is presently proposed, goes through, it

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again, these are temporary facilities allowing a lot of you transparency right through. also in 2012, using existing facilities at fort mason, under one there, would be used for private events. no new construction or anything like that. two and three would be for media operations and international broadcast center as well. aquatics parked -- this was discussed quite a bit. there were a lot of commons. in particular, what you can see here that is different -- you can see the hatch area allowing the people from the dolphins club to swim and the rowing club. we were just trying to bring clarity. that was always the case. in this case, we have moved the video barge that is still propose, further back. basically, that area in the center is to keep people out of the area in the center, but you still have the public circulation for swimming and for non-motorized votes along the edges as well. discussions with nps have really encouraged to look at the visitors and see if we can capture more people in this area in particular just because it already has the natural amphitheater al

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