this includes schools, food shelters and this public laundromat in old san juan.y picked this site because after maria, wastewater wasn't being tread, and washing clothes became lethal. >> we use lithium iron phosphate, which is, as you can see, it's not a small system for a home, but it's much more resilient to environmenctl s. it can discharge and charge up to 10,000 times. >> reporter: by packing less energy per square inch, lithium iron phosphate bteries last longer, and are less likely to overheat in puerto rico's hot, humid climate. gentner expects this $40,000, six-kilowatt-hour battery system stat this laundromat to la 26 years. but, puerto rico's solal rev will need more than just batteries. ingredient number two: micro- grids. maria crushed 911 emergencyns communicatn the island, so the las vegas fire department partnered with the nonprofit sempowered by light and tar energy company sunrun to turn fire stations into solar stations. there is 6,600 watts on this roof. they suprt an 800-amp-hour, 25-kilowatt-hour battery system. so it's enough for them to p

may not quite know their righ rights, you know, getting their common areas, their lobbies, their laundromats, their garages being taken away because the monetary incentive is so powerful to do this. so i do support the adus. i support having housing units rather than garages, but i want to be very careful about the process because it is not right to take the value that is bundled with somebody's tenancy for your own without having to go through the proper process and, you know, monetizing it and making the tenants whole. >> agreed. move to continue. >> second. >> i believe that's a motion. [overlapping speakers] >> we need a date first. >> i would go fairly far out. you're going to need a couple of months. >> i would like to add a little more subtlety to what we're talk about right now. there are two issues here. one is the whole legal issue about what can you take from tenants with leases on garages, et cetera, and two is a plan that reflects all the things you can do and not the things which could legally potentially get us into problems, as commissioner melgar just summarized. it's a two-

for seniors to remain and age in place at the same time that some laundromats are being demolished or permanently closed. it's a livable city. we need to focus on that. i echo paul webbers comments on solutions. because i recognize the owner of a certain building, it would be really good to recognize if there could be a flag for you as planners and as dbi to those who are bad actors, i like to call them shouchmucks, but some under the guise of affordable housing l.l.c. who has proceeded to ellis act or harass every single person out of their home on north beach needs to be flagged. the problems that tom is dealing with in terms of he does not know what is allowed, what is allowed, hence, do not receive notices. so again to flag the bad actors, it's pretty easy when they're serial evictors. we have the mapping antiproject, which has access to all of that. i'm sure you can create all of that for planning when you know there have been these schmucks who have done many things illegally, gone beyond the scope, that there is a way to get a handle on this. and i'm just so glad that you are g

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to me i would go to the black man is that on top of upturn crates outside the barbershop or the laundromat before i would ask the police for help. orlando street and -- another rates that burned hotter than he itself. in july 2016 of what to an outdoor jazz concert and prosecute partner i took the train home and got off at my usual street stop. usually if i made a good mood or just a significant project i reward myself with food or drink. a bottle of perrier, some gelato, strawberries, that evening i decided i could go for some mental spirit before a return to my apartment with a shout and netflix. there was a deli open on lenox avenue and despite the drug adequately great around the island hoping someone could spare some change i headed inside. this was the same drug addict who i avoided two blocks argued by not making contact. as i was entering the store a man kept calling me sweetheart and 52 boat at dmx concert. everybody laughs at that part about dmx like that always happens. [laughing] i kept my earbuds in its own approach the counter as i needed to the cashier tell me how much owed

to me i would go the black men who sat on top of turned crates outside the barbershop with the laundromat before i would ask the police for help. alton starling and philander casteel had been recently murdered and their deaths had triggered another cool summer of black rage that burned hotter than he itself area. >> and in july 2016, i went from outdoor jazz concert in prospect park. i took the train home and golf that by 26 street. usually if i'm in a good mood or mister project i would avoid myself with food or drink. a bottle of perrier, some gelato, strawberries, humble job. that evening i decidedi could go for some mentos . before i would return to my apartment with a shower and netflix. there was a deli open in lenox avenue and disliked the drug addict lingering around the isles hoping that someone could spare change, i headed inside. this was the same drug addicts like ignored two blocks earlier by not making eye contact and bobbing my head to the music through my earbuds. as i was entering a man inside the entrance kept falling me sweetheart and attempting to promote a dmx concert