. >> good afternoon commissioners my name is shirley moor. i'm a i'm a 20-year resident of the candlestick committee and i live 400 feet from the park stadium and i'm here to speak about the demolition process for candlestick point i oppose the closure of the stadium. lack of full scientific certainty shall not be viewed as sufficient reasons to postpone. requires a careful analysis using the best science at the least potential threat to harm human health and select an alternative that minimizes impact to human health and result in long-term cost savings. i imploding will cause harm and flying debris in particular will cover residents homes and contaminated the inside of residents homes and environmental health hazard when inhaled. respiratory illnesses and strokes and over the 30 percent and i'm also saying to you that the outreach for this i i i implode -- to date we have not had any outreach regarding the implosion of candlestick park stadium. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> >> technology is holding us up here. >> i just want

. >> reporter: shirley moore lives about a stone's throw from candle stick. >> the dust plume will consume this community. >> reporter: as this implosion of texas stadium in 2010 shows there's a lot of dust raised by an explosion but it's what's in the dust that worried more. >> we're talking about the asbestos dust. >> reporter: julia barber feels it will pull her twin 2-year-olds at risk. >> we know that the particulates from the dust bloom cause respiratory problems and heart problems. >> reporter: particularly in the elderly and very young. >> my girls are definitely right there in the high risk category. >> reporter: as a cent article in the san francisco examiner points out they don't have a great track record. in 2008 the company was fined more than half a million dollars for allows asbestos dust to drift into a neighborhood. i called to ask about that. her representative says the supervisor has no opinion. she's still gathering the facts. the mayor's office call was returned by someone from the planning office who says she's been on the job six weeks and doesn't know about 2008 bec

. >> next speaker >> good afternoon commissioners i'm shirley moore the vice president the bayview hill association i agree with sue hester they've basically changed the hollows u rules and the public you speak for us and the public and sometimes there is information that comes before your body that the public is not had outreach on and the public does not know about so when you speak for us without collaborating with other commissions and other bodies that speak on the same issue the community input is not considered because there is a lack of outreach to the community for to have their voices heard we're here on public comment today for exactly the same the reason that your discussing because our voices has not been heard i thank you, very much. >> thank you. next speaker. >> thank you wanting and commissioners i'm kathy i'd like to suggest that you consider in imposing a condition it the deadlines apply there's been no changes to the plans or projects within one most of the plan and if theres last minute changes postpone for one month or the commission can accommodate the matter beca

i'm shirley moore and commissioner president wu and the commissioners all i've e-mails you about the implosion of candle stick stadium a number of us are here to discuss that if you could take us in order that would be great it was noted on the card commissioner president wu. >> i'm calling in order. >> at the i'm here to discuss the implosion of candle stick stadium we've been left out of the conversation and the outreach of the implosion we only came to knowledge will be the implosion of candle stick stadium we were forced to pit on our roller skates to let the ocii and others to know we oppose the implosion of candle stick park but we agree with the occasion and agree with the mechanical dismantling because the implosion will cause economic harm and environmental harm to the community there are residents who live at the e pick center of the park within 2 or 3 hundred feet so the potential property damage and environmental harm it will cause irreparably so i need you to know we're very concerned if you have not taken the vote and considering that we need public comment on this and

. >> reporter: shirley moore lives right next to the stick, she led community meetings and other big wigs to back her. >> i was never for any form of blowing anything up. i really think you built it piece by piece, where he need to take it down piece by piece. >> reporter: and now a demolition is going to take about two months starting lathe e this mons. joe vasicek--later this month. joe vasicek. >> well, some people want a share of the jobs relate to the demolition. >>> now, a look at the weather forecast for you saturday. good news, you are not going get rained on. a live look at s, if o, no de- --sfo, no delays there this morning, it is partly cloudy there with patch which i fog. the fog is going to clear out. most of it in your inland areas. a hazy afternoon, a mix of sun and clouds. it is a cloudy sunday and a chance of rain in the north bay tomorrow night. now a look at your high temperatures forked to, because they are a little bit--forked to, the high temperatures in the south bay, upper 60s in nor began hill and campbell. 64 in sonoma and then 60s around the coast with 62-

. >> reporter: shirley moore lives right next to the stick. community meetings and got big wigs like willy brown to help her. >> i was never for blowing anything up. you built it piece by piece. you ought to take it down piece by piece. >> reporter: now a demolition that was going to last about 20 seconds will now take about two months starting later this month. in san francisco, joe vasquez, kpix5. >> well, some people tell joe in the neighborhood that they will lobby for a share of the jobs related to that demolition. >>> a northern california man took dumpster diving to a whole new level and nearly ended up dead. nick james on the harrowing ordeal and how the manmade it out with barely a scratch. >> reporter: this is youtube video showing what 2,000 pounds of pressure per inch can do. you can understand why firefighters say ... >> the people in the industry have a hard time believing he survived. this is really kind of a miracle that he didn't die. >> reporter: to survive in the back of a garbage truck, the man told first responders he used

. >> shirley moore is vice president of the bay view neighborhood association. >> the debris from the discuss plume will completely consume this community. >> more scoffs that the dust cloud can be largely contained within the stadium's parking lot. >> everyone from major league baseball to football know there's a wicked wind that swirls around that stadium. >> the environmental impact report was passed in 2010 but it did not include the the impact from an implosion. that item was only added last september. and moore says the neighborhood didn't find out until last month. >> we were not supposed to know until ten days prior to the implosion, according to their manual. >> there it is. individual residents and small businesses would be notified ten days prior to demolition. i called the supervisor who represents the district to ask her about that. her aide told me the supervisor has not made up her mind about this project and really didn't have anything to say. she's still, quote, gathering the facts. the statement says whig segments of the community prefer crushing candle stick piece b

. >> reporter: shirley moore lives next to candlestick. >> approximately 300 feet. >> reporter: you can practically throw a football in. she says she and her neighbors were kept in the dark until 2 months ago. >> you can't win against those people. i said we must try. we must try because if we stand together we're strong. >> reporter: she pushed for community meetings and got politicians behind her even former mayor willie brown stepped in. the nonstop list pressured the developer to drop the implosion idea. they will instead use excavators to tear it down. >> i was never for any form of blowing anything up. i really think you built it piece by piece, you ought to take it down piece by piece. >> reporter: shirley is relieved. she says a wrecking ball is a lot less invasive than an implosion. >> i'm so, so excited. just couldn't believe that we finally won. >> reporter: the developer would not take any questions except for the press release that was sent out this morning announcing the change. they already have the permit and will start the demolition in about two weeks. live in san fran