Pics:Jt bigga figga in front of San Francisco Board of Supervisors July 31,2007
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yes sir they chose the money. people are happy about jobs but wont live past 40 if they keep working direct with asbestos , lead and serpintine rock. straight poison. the dust with those asbestos fibers have 8 hours of flight time before it hits the ground so it must get watered down before digging, LENNAR CORP dont give a fuck they been digging since last june and they never watered they only started watering when people started complaining and getting sick, thats when we started going down to city hall riding on they ass like we was supposed to, and thats when money from LENNAR CORP started spreading to buy influence in the hood. they went to churches under the guidelines of more jobs and also paid people $50 dollars to to come to city hall and protest. I DONT GET CAUGHT UP IN RELIGIOUS BEEFS half my family christian and the other half muslim so i focused on the facts and not what the media wanted which was a HOLY WAR so the could promote it........but nothing got out of hand. it was on he suppervisors and CHRIS DALY a whiteboy stood up strong against SOFIE MAXWELL a black supervisor from hunters point who got cashed out to keep quite. so i fucks wit CHRIS DALY and fuck that BITCH SOFIE MAXWELL for selling our hood out.
I HATE POLITICS AND I WILL NEVER BE A POLITICIAN BUT I HAD TO GO TESTIFY ON BEHALF OF THE HOOD THE MAMAS AND MY SON WHO GOT EXPOSED DIRECTLY BECAUSE HE GOES TO THE SCHOOL ON HARBOR ROAD 20 YARDS FROM THE WORK IS TAKING PLACE.
just to give yall some insight on what i was doing there. it felt good telling the suporvisors off and "IM NOT HEAR BEGGING YOU IM HEAR TO MAKE YOU ACCOUNTABLE SO HOW EVER YOU CAST YOUR VOTE DO IT WISELY BECAUSE WE VOTED YOU IN AND WE CAN VOTE YOUR ASS OUT" they cut my mic after that but so what its on record.
peace.
I HATE POLITICS AND I WILL NEVER BE A POLITICIAN BUT I HAD TO GO TESTIFY ON BEHALF OF THE HOOD THE MAMAS AND MY SON WHO GOT EXPOSED DIRECTLY BECAUSE HE GOES TO THE SCHOOL ON HARBOR ROAD 20 YARDS FROM THE WORK IS TAKING PLACE.
just to give yall some insight on what i was doing there. it felt good telling the suporvisors off and "IM NOT HEAR BEGGING YOU IM HEAR TO MAKE YOU ACCOUNTABLE SO HOW EVER YOU CAST YOUR VOTE DO IT WISELY BECAUSE WE VOTED YOU IN AND WE CAN VOTE YOUR ASS OUT" they cut my mic after that but so what its on record.
peace.
Thats trade business. Illness due to asbestos have been in the counts for years. They know the effects of prolonged exposure. Watering it down is the very least they can do. No excuse for this type of carelessness. Osha will investigate, fine the Company and shut down the site till it is up to standard. As far as retro goes, Don't hold your breathe. At best they will donate X amount of dollars to the community.
How far up it goes;
(http://www. fogcityjournal.com/news_in_brief/jh_lennar_resolution_070801.shtml)
Supervisor Chris Daly said (Lennar Corp) was not initially recommended by city staff to be the developer of the shipyard for the city, but had the political weight to win the vote.
The project has the political backing of Mayor Gavin Newsom, Supervisor Sophie Maxwell - who represents the BVHP district - and Speaker Nancy Pelosi & Michela Alioto-Pier
Some History:
Nancy Pelosi (born March 26, 1940) is currently the Speaker of the United States House of Representatives
With her election as Speaker she is the first woman, the first Californian and the first Italian-American to hold the Speakership.As Speaker of the House, Pelosi ranks second in the line of presidential succession, following Vice President Dick Cheney. She is hence the highest-ranking woman in the history of the U.S. Government, and no woman has ever been as close in line to the U.S. presidency.
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Michela Alioto-Pier (grandaughter of former san francisco mayor Joseph Alioto ) italian, San Francisco Board of Supervisors. She represents District 2, encompassing the Marina and Pacific Heights neighborhoods appointed to the Board of Supervisors by Gavin Newsom.....
Former SF Mayor --Joseph Lawrence Alioto (February 12, 1916 - January 29, 1998) was the mayor of San Francisco from 1968 to 1976. He was born in San Francisco to Sicilian immigrants
In July 1969, an article in Look Magazine claimed that Alioto had ties to the Mafioso Aladena Fratianno. Alioto sued the magazine for libel and won a $450,000 judgment. , In the course of the litigation, Alioto proved that Look Magazine, desperate and on the verge of bankruptcy, simply conjured up (with no proof) an alleged mob meeting in Vacaville, California at the Nut Tree Restaurant. He later claimed that he had documents that showed that the Nixon Administration leaked disinformation to the magazine in order to stall his career.
Jimmy "The Weasel" Fratianno (1913-1993) was a Cleveland mobster and later acting head of the Los Angeles crime family before becoming a government informant. Fratianno was the highest ranking mobster to become a federal witness until Sammy "the Bull" Gravano during the early 1990s.Fratianno also knew about Florida crime boss Santo Trafficante, Jr.'s plans to assassinate Cuban dictator Fidel Castro as part of the CIA Operation Mongoose.
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About Lennar Corp...
Lennar Corp started out of Miami Florida in 1954 as a Construction Company by Two White men,
Gene Fisher and Arnold Rosen ....1956 ...(gene fisher) was replaced by Leonard Miller for a $10,000 cash buy out....
It constructs and sells single-family attached and detached housing, as well as purchases, sells, and develops land for residential uses. Its financial arm provides mortgage financing, title insurance, closing services, and insurance agency services to the buyers of its houses, and sells those loans on the secondary mortgage market. It has revenues of $13.8 billion and employs about 14,000 workers....Lennar Corp still Maintains a FAMILY heirarcy with Miller Relative Stuart A. Miller as the current acting CEO..
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Santo Trafficante, Jr controlled organized criminal operations in Florida 1950's...,(depicted in the film donnie brasco)
Treasury Department documents indicate that law enforcement believed Trafficante's legitimate business interests to include several legal casinos in Cuba; a Havana drive-in movie theatre; and shares in the Columbia Restaurant and several other restaurants and bars in Tampa. He was rumoured to be part of a Mafia syndicate which owned many other Cuban hotels and casinos. As one of the most powerful mobsters in the U.S., Trafficante was invited to the Havana Conference in December, 1946.
Suspicions that Trafficante. along with Carlos Marcello, mob boss of New Orleans in the 1950s and '60s, and Teamster president Jimmy Hoffa, was involved in some way with the John F. Kennedy assassination have been voiced, but government investigations have found no convincing link.
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This is a company that came out of Mafia controlled Miami florida in the 1950's and into a Billion dollar publicaly traded conglomerate that has political backing by high ranking Italian members of the House of represenatives including Nancy Pelosi who is in more words then less the #3 person in line for the u.s presidency...in 2007
This case shuns a spotlight into san franciscos political history with formers mayors like Josesph Alioto who had Nation wide Mafia and white house ties whos Grandaughter is on the Board of Supervisors in Aug 2007....
This case puts a spotlight on current state & nation wide gang injuctions which are corporatly motivated to "clean" up neighborhoods for re development....Injuctions initiaed with the "OAKDALE MOB" spreading to Sacramento Latino Gangs;Western addition and mission area gangs in sf and Just recently Gang injuctions that have popped up in Texas.. Read :Guilt by associtaion aug 2, sf chronicle (http://www. sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2007/08/02/EDC2RB8AB1.DTL)
This case puts the spotlight on corupt media,goverment officials,labor unions..How laws get get shot up thru congress and get aproved for alterior motives....& So much more...Hope you can get some sorta picture.....of the scope of things...
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District 10 Supervisor Sophie Maxwell
(http://www. fogcityjournal.com/news_in_brief/jh_lennar_resolution_070801.shtml)
Supervisor Chris Daly said (Lennar Corp) was not initially recommended by city staff to be the developer of the shipyard for the city, but had the political weight to win the vote.
The project has the political backing of Mayor Gavin Newsom, Supervisor Sophie Maxwell - who represents the BVHP district - and Speaker Nancy Pelosi & Michela Alioto-Pier
Some History:
Nancy Pelosi (born March 26, 1940) is currently the Speaker of the United States House of Representatives
With her election as Speaker she is the first woman, the first Californian and the first Italian-American to hold the Speakership.As Speaker of the House, Pelosi ranks second in the line of presidential succession, following Vice President Dick Cheney. She is hence the highest-ranking woman in the history of the U.S. Government, and no woman has ever been as close in line to the U.S. presidency.
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Michela Alioto-Pier (grandaughter of former san francisco mayor Joseph Alioto ) italian, San Francisco Board of Supervisors. She represents District 2, encompassing the Marina and Pacific Heights neighborhoods appointed to the Board of Supervisors by Gavin Newsom.....
Former SF Mayor --Joseph Lawrence Alioto (February 12, 1916 - January 29, 1998) was the mayor of San Francisco from 1968 to 1976. He was born in San Francisco to Sicilian immigrants
In July 1969, an article in Look Magazine claimed that Alioto had ties to the Mafioso Aladena Fratianno. Alioto sued the magazine for libel and won a $450,000 judgment. , In the course of the litigation, Alioto proved that Look Magazine, desperate and on the verge of bankruptcy, simply conjured up (with no proof) an alleged mob meeting in Vacaville, California at the Nut Tree Restaurant. He later claimed that he had documents that showed that the Nixon Administration leaked disinformation to the magazine in order to stall his career.
Jimmy "The Weasel" Fratianno (1913-1993) was a Cleveland mobster and later acting head of the Los Angeles crime family before becoming a government informant. Fratianno was the highest ranking mobster to become a federal witness until Sammy "the Bull" Gravano during the early 1990s.Fratianno also knew about Florida crime boss Santo Trafficante, Jr.'s plans to assassinate Cuban dictator Fidel Castro as part of the CIA Operation Mongoose.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
About Lennar Corp...
Lennar Corp started out of Miami Florida in 1954 as a Construction Company by Two White men,
Gene Fisher and Arnold Rosen ....1956 ...(gene fisher) was replaced by Leonard Miller for a $10,000 cash buy out....
It constructs and sells single-family attached and detached housing, as well as purchases, sells, and develops land for residential uses. Its financial arm provides mortgage financing, title insurance, closing services, and insurance agency services to the buyers of its houses, and sells those loans on the secondary mortgage market. It has revenues of $13.8 billion and employs about 14,000 workers....Lennar Corp still Maintains a FAMILY heirarcy with Miller Relative Stuart A. Miller as the current acting CEO..
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Santo Trafficante, Jr controlled organized criminal operations in Florida 1950's...,(depicted in the film donnie brasco)
Treasury Department documents indicate that law enforcement believed Trafficante's legitimate business interests to include several legal casinos in Cuba; a Havana drive-in movie theatre; and shares in the Columbia Restaurant and several other restaurants and bars in Tampa. He was rumoured to be part of a Mafia syndicate which owned many other Cuban hotels and casinos. As one of the most powerful mobsters in the U.S., Trafficante was invited to the Havana Conference in December, 1946.
Suspicions that Trafficante. along with Carlos Marcello, mob boss of New Orleans in the 1950s and '60s, and Teamster president Jimmy Hoffa, was involved in some way with the John F. Kennedy assassination have been voiced, but government investigations have found no convincing link.
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This is a company that came out of Mafia controlled Miami florida in the 1950's and into a Billion dollar publicaly traded conglomerate that has political backing by high ranking Italian members of the House of represenatives including Nancy Pelosi who is in more words then less the #3 person in line for the u.s presidency...in 2007
This case shuns a spotlight into san franciscos political history with formers mayors like Josesph Alioto who had Nation wide Mafia and white house ties whos Grandaughter is on the Board of Supervisors in Aug 2007....
This case puts a spotlight on current state & nation wide gang injuctions which are corporatly motivated to "clean" up neighborhoods for re development....Injuctions initiaed with the "OAKDALE MOB" spreading to Sacramento Latino Gangs;Western addition and mission area gangs in sf and Just recently Gang injuctions that have popped up in Texas.. Read :Guilt by associtaion aug 2, sf chronicle (http://www. sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2007/08/02/EDC2RB8AB1.DTL)
This case puts the spotlight on corupt media,goverment officials,labor unions..How laws get get shot up thru congress and get aproved for alterior motives....& So much more...Hope you can get some sorta picture.....of the scope of things...
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good shit dj i love your investagative work.......NOW IM SAYIN FUCK THA MOB TOO!!!! the lil people wont continue to get walked on with out somebody saying something and the streets showed up over 1000 people came fromt the hood. poor people but we stood together and now its a record of the lies and proof that ministers from the hood are business partners with lennar. and that the city was in bed with lennar corp.
we file a lawsuit yesterday with the feds pointing out regulation that were violated by lennar corp and we have the proof in there own writing that we got a hold of through some of there people who are switching sides now they are on the run.
STAY TUNED SHIT ABOUT TO HIT THE FAN.
we file a lawsuit yesterday with the feds pointing out regulation that were violated by lennar corp and we have the proof in there own writing that we got a hold of through some of there people who are switching sides now they are on the run.
STAY TUNED SHIT ABOUT TO HIT THE FAN.
Good shit JT. I'm glad you care. I often wonder why so many "ballin ass rappers" don't do more to improve conditions in the places they claim to represent.
SFGate
Feds will check on Bayview asbestos
Neighbors' complaints prompt examination of airborne dust
Jane Kay, Chronicle Environment Writer
Friday, August 3, 2007
Water trucks return to the former Navy shipyard construct... Sprinklers used to minimize the dust from construction ri...
A federal agency has agreed to examine efforts to limit asbestos-contaminated dust from a construction site in Hunters Point, a review that could lead to stronger pollution controls at the former Navy shipyard.
Residents for months have charged that developer Lennar Corp., which is building 1,500 houses on the 66-acre site, isn't doing enough to protect their health, although city officials and air-quality regulators say ongoing controls are working.
That debate could be settled by the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, an entity created a quarter-century ago to assess public health near the nation's dirtiest toxic-waste sites.
In San Francisco, the agency will investigate everything that has been done at the site to protect residents, including methods used to quell dust and to measure levels of asbestos in the air. If officials determine that more should be done, they will make that recommendation to San Francisco authorities.
The federal agency last week agreed to the San Francisco Department of Public Health's request to evaluate public protections related to airborne dust stirred up from grading hilltops and hillsides near people's homes, construction that dates from April 2006.
The efforts to limit flyaway asbestos - a carcinogenic naturally occurring mineral - are at the center of neighborhood concerns. The hilltop construction site is roughly flanked by Donahue Road and Galvez Avenue.
Nearby residents have reported nosebleeds, asthma attacks and chest pains. Many have asked for tests to determine whether they've been exposed to unhealthy levels of asbestos. At a Tuesday meeting of the Board of Supervisors, dozens of residents showed up to complain about clouds of dust raised by the construction work.
They worry about the consistency of the air monitoring, which is done by a Lennar-hired consultant, and the effectiveness of using water and other measures to keep down dust.
San Francisco Public Health Director Dr. Mitch Katz has been adamant that residents are safe. "City residents requested an independent review. We believe we've been proactive with health protection. But we're open to learning, and we thought (inviting federal officials to the site) will build community trust," said Rajiv Bhatia, the city's director of environmental health.
The city requires control of dust from the site and requires Lennar to monitor at three stations. The Bay Area Air Quality Management District requires the company to monitor at five sites for asbestos.
Kofi Bonner, president of Lennar Urban, based in San Francisco, said he felt fine about the federal agency's involvement.
"That's absolutely fine," he said. "The rules and regulations are given to us by the city and the (air district). We don't come with up any of the rules and regulations. We are regulated and monitored by those two entities."
Some of the questions that the federal agency will address is how much of the asbestos dust has drifted into the community and at what concentrations.
Long-term exposure to asbestos can cause lung cancer, larynx cancer and mesothelioma, also a form of cancer, said Arnold Denn, a senior science adviser for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. A few brushes with dust, however, are not the same as long-term exposure, he said.
"An occasional dust cloud that comes over generally doesn't result in asbestos disease," Denn said. "It takes high concentration and a recurring exposure."
There is also no blood or urine test that will show whether someone been exposed in the short term, he said.
An exposure that "occurred one month ago or a year ago is not going to show up on an X-ray. It takes long exposure at high concentrations and many years for the asbestos disease to show on an X-ray," he said.
Serpentine, California's state rock, is found in roughly 50 counties, particularly in the Sierra Nevada foothills and the coastal range thrust up by volcanic activity. In San Francisco, a mile-wide band of serpentine runs in a diagonal line from Hunters Point to the base of the Golden Gate Bridge, according to the California Geological Survey. Asbestos forms spottily in the veins of serpentine. When broken apart, the asbestos becomes airborne.
The state Air Resources Board adopted regulations governing construction sites and quarries in 2001 after new construction in serpentine deposits in El Dorado and Placer counties, and elsewhere, raised concerns over the harmful dust.
"You have to do dust control for the smallest of projects, even if it's a swimming pool," said air district spokeswoman Gennet Paauwe.
"California has had a construction boom, and we are moving to areas that are previously natural. People are moving into areas of naturally occurring asbestos, which we know is toxic," Paauwe said.
Under the regulations, fibers can't exceed 16,000 per cubic meter of air, according to a risk assessment based on chronic exposure over a lifetime. Exceeding the amount in emissions means more stringent control measures must be employed. The monitors work like vacuum cleaners, sucking air into a small canister, which contains a filter. The canister is removed daily and sent to a lab for measurements.
According to air district officials, there is missing data from the start of May to the end of July 2006. One of Lennar's consultants failed to properly calibrate monitoring equipment, and had to invalidate the results, they said.
Asked why the air district didn't find the error, agency spokeswoman Karen Schkolnick said unless the staff takes charge of the measuring equipment, it can't tell if the instruments are properly calibrated. It was early in the project, she said, and the air district would "have figured it out at some point."
In September 2006, the air district issued notices of violation for the missing monitoring data and other issues. After an investigation, the air district could require the developer to pay penalties. After the air district received its first complaint over the dust-control efforts in March 2006, it visited the site periodically. At the end of July 2006, and after the excavation increased, the staff began visiting daily, checking for visible dust and whether the company was complying with its approved work plan, Schkolnick said. The 500-acre former Hunters Point Naval Shipyard was placed in the nation's Superfund cleanup program in 1989. Over the years, parts of the shipyard were cleaned of chemical contamination including solvents, PCBs and radioactive materials. More cleanup is still needed in some areas.
The construction is happening where there was once military housing, an area that was never highly contaminated with industrial chemicals, according to the EPA.
In 2004, the EPA gave up regulation of the hilltop and hillside, an area known as Parcel A. That year, the Navy transferred the land to the city. In 2005, the city transferred the portions to Lennar, which began the construction in 2006.
E-mail Jane Kay at [email protected].
http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/08/03/BA01RC80O2.DTL
SFGate
Feds will check on Bayview asbestos
Neighbors' complaints prompt examination of airborne dust
Jane Kay, Chronicle Environment Writer
Friday, August 3, 2007
Water trucks return to the former Navy shipyard construct... Sprinklers used to minimize the dust from construction ri...
A federal agency has agreed to examine efforts to limit asbestos-contaminated dust from a construction site in Hunters Point, a review that could lead to stronger pollution controls at the former Navy shipyard.
Residents for months have charged that developer Lennar Corp., which is building 1,500 houses on the 66-acre site, isn't doing enough to protect their health, although city officials and air-quality regulators say ongoing controls are working.
That debate could be settled by the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, an entity created a quarter-century ago to assess public health near the nation's dirtiest toxic-waste sites.
In San Francisco, the agency will investigate everything that has been done at the site to protect residents, including methods used to quell dust and to measure levels of asbestos in the air. If officials determine that more should be done, they will make that recommendation to San Francisco authorities.
The federal agency last week agreed to the San Francisco Department of Public Health's request to evaluate public protections related to airborne dust stirred up from grading hilltops and hillsides near people's homes, construction that dates from April 2006.
The efforts to limit flyaway asbestos - a carcinogenic naturally occurring mineral - are at the center of neighborhood concerns. The hilltop construction site is roughly flanked by Donahue Road and Galvez Avenue.
Nearby residents have reported nosebleeds, asthma attacks and chest pains. Many have asked for tests to determine whether they've been exposed to unhealthy levels of asbestos. At a Tuesday meeting of the Board of Supervisors, dozens of residents showed up to complain about clouds of dust raised by the construction work.
They worry about the consistency of the air monitoring, which is done by a Lennar-hired consultant, and the effectiveness of using water and other measures to keep down dust.
San Francisco Public Health Director Dr. Mitch Katz has been adamant that residents are safe. "City residents requested an independent review. We believe we've been proactive with health protection. But we're open to learning, and we thought (inviting federal officials to the site) will build community trust," said Rajiv Bhatia, the city's director of environmental health.
The city requires control of dust from the site and requires Lennar to monitor at three stations. The Bay Area Air Quality Management District requires the company to monitor at five sites for asbestos.
Kofi Bonner, president of Lennar Urban, based in San Francisco, said he felt fine about the federal agency's involvement.
"That's absolutely fine," he said. "The rules and regulations are given to us by the city and the (air district). We don't come with up any of the rules and regulations. We are regulated and monitored by those two entities."
Some of the questions that the federal agency will address is how much of the asbestos dust has drifted into the community and at what concentrations.
Long-term exposure to asbestos can cause lung cancer, larynx cancer and mesothelioma, also a form of cancer, said Arnold Denn, a senior science adviser for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. A few brushes with dust, however, are not the same as long-term exposure, he said.
"An occasional dust cloud that comes over generally doesn't result in asbestos disease," Denn said. "It takes high concentration and a recurring exposure."
There is also no blood or urine test that will show whether someone been exposed in the short term, he said.
An exposure that "occurred one month ago or a year ago is not going to show up on an X-ray. It takes long exposure at high concentrations and many years for the asbestos disease to show on an X-ray," he said.
Serpentine, California's state rock, is found in roughly 50 counties, particularly in the Sierra Nevada foothills and the coastal range thrust up by volcanic activity. In San Francisco, a mile-wide band of serpentine runs in a diagonal line from Hunters Point to the base of the Golden Gate Bridge, according to the California Geological Survey. Asbestos forms spottily in the veins of serpentine. When broken apart, the asbestos becomes airborne.
The state Air Resources Board adopted regulations governing construction sites and quarries in 2001 after new construction in serpentine deposits in El Dorado and Placer counties, and elsewhere, raised concerns over the harmful dust.
"You have to do dust control for the smallest of projects, even if it's a swimming pool," said air district spokeswoman Gennet Paauwe.
"California has had a construction boom, and we are moving to areas that are previously natural. People are moving into areas of naturally occurring asbestos, which we know is toxic," Paauwe said.
Under the regulations, fibers can't exceed 16,000 per cubic meter of air, according to a risk assessment based on chronic exposure over a lifetime. Exceeding the amount in emissions means more stringent control measures must be employed. The monitors work like vacuum cleaners, sucking air into a small canister, which contains a filter. The canister is removed daily and sent to a lab for measurements.
According to air district officials, there is missing data from the start of May to the end of July 2006. One of Lennar's consultants failed to properly calibrate monitoring equipment, and had to invalidate the results, they said.
Asked why the air district didn't find the error, agency spokeswoman Karen Schkolnick said unless the staff takes charge of the measuring equipment, it can't tell if the instruments are properly calibrated. It was early in the project, she said, and the air district would "have figured it out at some point."
In September 2006, the air district issued notices of violation for the missing monitoring data and other issues. After an investigation, the air district could require the developer to pay penalties. After the air district received its first complaint over the dust-control efforts in March 2006, it visited the site periodically. At the end of July 2006, and after the excavation increased, the staff began visiting daily, checking for visible dust and whether the company was complying with its approved work plan, Schkolnick said. The 500-acre former Hunters Point Naval Shipyard was placed in the nation's Superfund cleanup program in 1989. Over the years, parts of the shipyard were cleaned of chemical contamination including solvents, PCBs and radioactive materials. More cleanup is still needed in some areas.
The construction is happening where there was once military housing, an area that was never highly contaminated with industrial chemicals, according to the EPA.
In 2004, the EPA gave up regulation of the hilltop and hillside, an area known as Parcel A. That year, the Navy transferred the land to the city. In 2005, the city transferred the portions to Lennar, which began the construction in 2006.
E-mail Jane Kay at [email protected].
http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/08/03/BA01RC80O2.DTL
