The first San Francisco Public Hearing on the LBAM (light brown apple moth)

April 7 at 10 AM
San Francisco City Hall, Second Floor
(Civic Center BART stop, it's the building with big white columns and a dome laced with gold)

Please come to the first San Francisco City Public Hearing on the LBAM (light brown apple moth) and California's eradication plan. This is a meeting of the Board of Supervisor's Government Audit and Oversight Committee, which is considering two resolutions regarding the LBAM eradication plan.

WHO: All opponents of the LBAM spraying who live, work, or come to San Francisco City and County.

WHAT: The California Dept. of Food and Agriculture will make a presentation, followed by several opposing independent scientists. There will be an opportunity for public comment. The sentiment now is pretty anti-spray, but it is important to show up en masse to support the supervisors, who may feel pressured by the State. We also want to communicate that passing a resolution is not enough--we must set up an infrastructure of public education, health resources, and health
effects reporting if the spray goes through.

WHEN: Monday, April 7 at 10 AM on the 2nd Floor of San Francisco City Hall (Civic Center BART stop, it's the building with big white columns and a dome laced with gold)

HOW: CASS-SF will be preparing some speakers, and we want everyone to have a chance to give public comment.

If you would like to make public comment please contact sfcontact [at] cassonline.org