my name is sherrie steiner. i'm with the liberty hill neighborhood association. i'm here to protest the whole concept of the at&t boxes which have just jumped over residents objections and feelings. specifically besides the process which is obviously been documented as insufficient and broken as 1 person mentioned, i feel that at&t has been very distant with working with any of the neighborhood people and that they have proposed excessively large and intrusive boxes that make a wall on our sidewalk. finally i have only one expense for the committee and that is boycott at&t. boycott at&t. supervisor scott weiner: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is january with the home improvement association. i'm here representing myself today. supervisor wiener i'm sure you remember last july 21, 2012, you sent out an e-mail to all the residents who are communicating with you on your vote on the at&t utility box installation. in it you stated that neighbors will have a say and won't get a box if they don't want one. i'm going leave a copy of your

sherrie steiner, jim bloom, human freud, i can't read the last name. jamie michael's, steven, kevin strain, mike fong and christian. >> i'm bob plant hold. i offered two concrete scenarios why i object to the process and indicate the mou is flawed. we have only heard aesthetic concerns raised today. i'm going on the basis of what we heard in here today. dpw in its presentation said people in agencies are noticed within 300 feet. that's not good enough. where i live, there is an elementary school diagonally across from me, there is a middle school across from me and a public elementary school a block away. in this intersection there is a paid school crossing guard and count down signal. that means there is significant accidents. but the public elementary school is beyond the notice and therefore they wouldn't know anything about this. that's bad enough. but in addition, the dimensions of these new cabinets is shown in the first slide of dpw's presentation. 4 feet high and nearly 6 feet long. a lot of kids 10 years old are shorter than 4 feet. we have ad