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The navy turned it down. Finally, about six or eight months ago we found two sites and we asked the navy again and they refused. But this time they actually gave us an answer and they said that they really didnt want a dog park because it was too detrimental to the ground. It tore up the ground. And, you know, they didnt want it. And, so, shortly after that we found that the radiation sites had there had been more sites that had opened up. And, so, we find that its a little bit strange that this all happened at this particular time. And were sort of wondering why did this happen at this partic...

Enough anecdotal material to state that these people have cancer issues. They have leukemias and theyre dying of cancer. And, so, it seems to me that we need to either get uc or one of the uc campuses, we need to get the navy to release these information, perhaps we have to get congresswoman pelosi involved. Perhaps we have to get Lieutenant Governor newsome involved and perhaps willie brown. But it seems to me there needs to be some study. There also needs to be something done for the residents who are currently here who are experiencing a disease process that cant be figured out. And, so, it...

I have becky hope. Ciandra connolly, and la shandra price. Whoever is next needs to come up. Good evening, im becky hogue and im a resident of Treasure Island. I still believe in the project. I sat here last year, asked you to let us go on with the project. Maybe i still believe in fairy tales, but i believe its going to happen and i want it to be safe. I have two questions. This thought line number, on a friday evening at 9 oclock at night, i drive by a gate that has lots of trucks and everything in it. The gate is wide open, lights are on, nobody is there. If i call this hotline number, ther...

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