San Francisco Citizen

I used to laugh at AT&T…

…but no longer.

People, you got to get out there and let AT&T put up towers and otherwise improve service. My sweet T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4G isn’t going to work so hot post-merger unless you get out there and support a cell tower or something.

You live next to 3165 Steiner Street or someplace in Cow Hollow or the Marina? Well, then start fighting those NIMBYs post-haste.

Thusly (but please remember to double-check starting times if you’re actually going to go down to City Hall):

“AT&T is working hard to improve wireless coverage in San Francisco and your support will help. AT&T proposes a new cell site at 3165 Steiner Street on top of the city-owned Lombard Street Garage.  In addition to improving wireless coverage for the residents of Marina and Cow Hollow, this upgrade will provide improved wireless coverage for commuters and residents who travel along the busy Lombard Street corridor, which is the gateway to the Golden Gate Bridge and US 101N.

You can show your support for better coverage in this area of San Francisco by emailing the Planning Commissioners and letting them know you supportAT&T’s efforts to improve service across San Francisco and specifically at the Lombard Garage location:

• Commission President Christina Olague, c_olague@yahoo.com
• Commission Vice President Ron Miguel, rm@well.com
• Commissioner Michael Antonini, wordweaver21@aol.com
• Commissioner Gwenyth Borden, plangsf@gmail.com
• Commissioner Kathrin Moore, mooreurban@aol.com
• Commissioner Hisashi Sugaya, hs.commish@yahoo.com
• Commissioner Rodney Fong, rodney@waxmuseum.com
• Planning Commission Secretary Linda Avery, linda.avery@sfgov.org

OR 

Attend the Planning Commission hearing at 2pm, on July 28, 2011 at San Francisco City Hall, Room 400.

Please feel free to share this information with your friends, neighbors and family members. AT&T wants all of our customers to enjoy the convenience, safety and security of quality wireless service now, and for many years to come. Your support will make a big difference.

For additional information go to www.att.com/bettersanfrancisco.

“There are a number of opportunities for you to learn more about our efforts to upgrade San Francisco’s wireless network, or speak up to support our work to bring you a better wireless experience. These events are usually community meetings, planning commission hearings, or meetings of the Board of Supervisors.

Please feel free to invite your friends, neighbors and family members. Your attendance at these meetings will make a big difference.

All Planning Commission Meetings are on Thursdays at San Francisco City Hall at 1:00pm.

Date	Location	Project #
July 28, 2011	Visitacion, 199 Leland Avenue	CN5257
August 4, 2011	POA Credit Union, 501 6th Street	CN5521
September 8, 2011	Project Open Hand, 726 Polk Street	CN5543
September 15, 2011	Condor Club, 301½ Columbus	CN5578
September 15, 2011	Chinese Hospital, 1099 Powell Street	CN5726
September 15, 2011	Pottery Barn, 400 Castro Street	CN5559
September 15, 2011	Monaco, 201 9th Street	CN5520
September 15, 2011	Mission Parking Garage W, 833 Mission	CN5895
September 22, 2011	Church of the Fellowship, 1515 Broadway	CC2348
September 22, 2011	539 Bryant Street	CC5238

Don’t see your neighborhood on this list? Contact us if you’d like to schedule a Community Meeting in your area.

Date	Meeting Location	Proposed Site
July 27	Tenderloin Recreation Center, 570 Ellis Street	RJ’s Sports Bar, 709 Geary Street #CN5546
July 28	County Fair Bulding-Garden Room, 1199 9th Avenue	Woodside International School, 1555 Irving Street #CN5263
August 3	Mission YMCA, 4080 Mission Street	3999 Mission Street #CN5249
August 10	Grace Cathedral Chapter Room, 1100 California Street	Thai Thai Noodle, 1400 California Street #CN5545

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