the city comes largely out of research and organizing within low income communities and the research done by the chinese progressive association was highlighted by a study called check please, one out of two workers making below minimum wage. i know supervisors avalos, campos and chu and i were there for the kickoff of the incredible research done by workers, worker-led research that was action-based to lead toimpro. s in policy and legislation to lead to improvements in policy and legislation. uc-berkeley s department of public health, dr. meredith and others, created the largest studdy of its kind, interviewing with peer research and other innovative methods 400 workers in one neighborhood but though it was focused on chinatown, i know we know it s a citywide issue and even the national employment labor project and supervisor campos laid out shows that this is the national epidemic of wage theft and that we lose millions of dollars each year to our local economy unless we
progressive association was highlighted by a study called check please, one out of two workers making below minimum wage. i know supervisors avalos, campos and chu and i were there for the kickoff of the incredible research done by workers, worker-led research that was action-based to lead toimpro. s in policy and legislation to lead to improvements in policy and legislation. uc-berkeley s department of public health, dr. meredith and others, created the largest studdy of its kind, interviewing with peer research and other innovative methods 400 workers in one neighborhood but though it was focused on chinatown, i know we know it s a citywide issue and even the national employment labor project and supervisor campos laid out shows that this is the national epidemic of wage theft and that we lose millions of dollars each year to our local economy unless we improve the protections and enforcement for workers. lastly i just wanted to say that a number of workers testified at t
andport locations. as our fiber network has expanded, our department of technology has placed more strands of fiber than we need. once we pull new cables or dig new trenches it s very cost effective to do so. there is a revenue opportunity that we could explore by leasing this unused fiber which is also known as dark fiber, to private parties. initial research shows that there s a very real demand and market for dark fiber paid for by the private sector. particularly industries that require high bandwidth such as biotech, digital media, health care or education. a second potential source of revenue related to technology has to do with the demand for certain physical locations such as radio towers, rooftops, poles or other facilities that reach certain heights that are appropriate for the installation of radio transmission equipment to support commercial wireless services. ad as we know, there are private carriers that neet need sites to ac dade wireless services and eliminate
legislation that would address the valid concerns of the residents i talk to them every day and explain these things, but if they knew what was and that it was not something speered before it went up, i think it would be a better solution than only having the after the fact notice that they receive under the ordinance now. lastly, regarding the proliferation projection, please there is a photo of the new york site that was done on streetlights. as far as proliferation, this is the way [buildings] supervisor mar: what is your organization? who do you represent again? we build small antenna installations throughout the city, and the smaller they are, the more we need them. thank you. good afternoon, supervisors. san francisco neighborhood and ctenophore union. we are a citywide grass-roots coalition that focuses on wireless impacts. i want to again echo other comments. we are supportive. we do encourage you to pass out of committee today with the recommendation to p
specific to wireless, but rather all communications, wireline and wireless, that s it throughout the city. we are asking for broader inclusion. unlike the legislation that was heard before this item, there were no stakeholders consulted in the drafting of the legislation. if we were able to go back and actually write down a piece of legislation that would address the valid concerns of the residents i talk to them every day and explain these things, but if they knew what was and that it was not something speered before it went up, i think it would be a better solution than only having the after the fact notice that they receive under the ordinance now. lastly, regarding the proliferation projection, please there is a photo of the new york site that was done on streetlights. as far as proliferation, this is the way [buildings] supervisor mar: what is your organization? who do you represent again? we build small antenna installations throughout the city, and the smalle