2024-09-03 REVISED Donna Thompson Testimony -Oppose

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square inch in of the state. They are heavily used by police, firefighters, park rangers, emergency medical service providers, schools, hospitals, and a wide variety of other municipal, state, federal, and tribal officials. Between 1998 and 2000 the pilot phase of the system, covering the Denver metro area, was built and tested. In 2001 and 2002, radio towers were built throughout northeastern and southeastern Colorado and the eastern plains. And in 2004, 2004, and 2005, the system invaded the western, mountainous part of the state: aspen territory." "At times," says Alfonso Balmori, "I compare what is occurring to a collective ritual of suicide in slow motion." But he does not think it can continue indefinitely. "I don't know when, he continues, "but there will come a day of realization, when society will awaken to the serious problem of electromagnetic contamination and its dangerous effects on birds, frogs, bees, trees, and all other living beings, including ourselves." I support Council Member Cindy Evans' proposed telecommunications ordinance Bill 194 which offers a more balanced approach with clear, attainable permit requirements. However I suggest and amendment with warnings and safe distances need to be clearly indicated for all devices installed with recommendations for non-biased scientific studies. Mahalo, Donna Thompson Kamuela, HI Sent with Proton Mail secure email.