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[ { "content": [ { "index": null, "text": "What is the text content of this screenshot of a pdf?", "type": "text" }, { "index": 0, "text": null, "type": "image" } ], "role": "user" }, { "content": [ { "index": null, "text": "Reviewing Agencies Checklist\nLead Agencies may recommend State Clearinghouse distribution\nIf you have already sent your document to the agency please denote\nAir Resources Board\n& Waterways, Department of Boating\nCalifornia Emergency Management Agency\nCalifornia Highway Patrol\nCaltrans District #\nof Aeronautics Caltrans Division\nCaltrans Planning\nCentral Valley Flood Protection Board\nCoachella Valley Mtns. Conservancy\nX--- Coastal Commission\nColorado River Board\nof Conservation, Department\nCorrections, Department of\nDelta Protection Commission\nof Education, Department\nEnergy Commission\n& Game Region# Fish\n& Food Agriculture, Department of\nof Forestry and Fire Protection, Department\nGeneral Services, Department of\nHealth Services, Department of\nHousing & Community Development\nX--- Native American Heritage Commission\nLocal Public Review Period (to be filled in by lead agency)\nOctober 8, 2020\nStarting Date ________________ _\nLead Agency (Complete if applicable):\nConsulting Firm: _______________ _\nAddress: -------------------\nCity/St ate/Zip: ---------------\nContact: -------------------\nPhone: --------------------\nAuthority cited: Section 21083, Public Resources Cod\n\"X\".\nby marking agencies below with and\nthat with an \"S\".\nOffice of Historic Preservation\nof Public School Construction Office\n& ___ Parks Recreation, Department of\n___ Pesticide Regulation, Department of\nPublic Utilities Commission\n__ Regional WQCB # __\n___ Resources Agency\nof Resources Recycling and Recovery, Department\n& ___ S.F. Bay Conservation Development Comm.\n& & ___ San Gabriel Lower Rivers Mtns. Conservancy L.A.\n___ San Joaquin River Conservancy\nSanta Monica Mtns. Conservancy\nState Lands Commission\nSWRCB: Clean Water Grants\n__ SWRCB: Water Quality\n__ SWRCB: Water Rights\n__ Tahoe Regional Planning Agency\n___ Toxic Substances Control, Department of\n___ Water Resources, Department of\nOther: -------------------\n0th er:\n-------------------\nNovember 9, 2020 Ending Date __________________ _\nApplicant: Henry Mata\nAddress: 998 N TEMPERANCE AVE\nCity/State/Zip: 93611 CLOVIS CA\nPhone: (559) 323-9595\nDate: 10/7/20\nce: Section 21161 , Public Resources Code.\nRevised 2010", "type": "text" } ], "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": [ { "index": null, "text": "What is the text content of this screenshot of a pdf?", "type": "text" }, { "index": 0, "text": null, "type": "image" } ], "role": "user" }, { "content": [ { "index": null, "text": "SALARY COMMISSION\nMINUTES\nOFFICE OF THE MAYOR\nKALANA O MAUI, 9TH FLOOR, MAYOR’S CONFERENCE ROOM\nFriday, December 13, 2019\nPresent:\nKelly Swanson, Chair\nClark Abbott, Vice-Chair\nPaul Kailiponi\nStanford Lanias\nPeter Martin\nVernon Oato\nScott Parker\nWallace Tom\nDawnalyn Fujiwara\nStaff:\nGladys Baisa, Community Liaison\nDarlene Endrina, Community Liaison\nDavid Underwood, Director, Personnel Services\nGary Murai, Deputy Corporation Counsel\nPili Nahooikaika, Administrative Assistant\nSherilyn Otsubo, Administrative Assistant\n1. Call to Order/Roll Call\nThe meeting was called to order by Chair Swanson at 8:30 a.m. and roll call confirmed a\nquorum of eight members in attendance (Chair Swanson, Vice-Chair Abbott, and\nCommissioners Parker, Martin, Kailiponi, Oato, Tom and Lanias). Commissioner Fujiwara\nwas marked excused at the start of the meeting, however, she arrived at 8:40 am.\n2. Public Testimony\nThere was no public testimony.\n3. Approval of the Minutes of the October 11, 2019 Meeting\nVice-Chair Abbott moved to approve the minutes and Commissioner Kailiponi seconded\nthe motion. The motion passed unanimously.\n4. Comprehensive Review of Salaries for Department Directors and Deputies, the\nCounty Auditor, and the Mayor\na. Presentation by Mayor Michael P. Victorino", "type": "text" } ], "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": [ { "index": null, "text": "What is the text content of this screenshot of a pdf?", "type": "text" }, { "index": 0, "text": null, "type": "image" } ], "role": "user" }, { "content": [ { "index": null, "text": "Michele Yoshimura, Budget Director submitted the section of the Charter stating the\nMayor’s powers, duties and functions, an article from Civil Beat, and the salaries of\nthe department directors and deputies.\nAs the CEO of this county, Mayor Victorino stated that he is responsible for an 850-\nmillion-dollar budget, is in charge of 15 departments and works 24 hours a day, 365\ndays a year.\nChair Swanson asked what role the rate of compensation played when deciding to run\nfor mayor.\nMayor Victorino replied none.\nCommissioner Tom asked what he feels is a fair in terms of raises for the directors.\nMayor Victorino said that it’s difficult to answer because many are here because they\nwant to serve the county. He’ll leave the decision about raises to the commission.\nCommissioner Martin asked that since the directors now have to be approved by\nCouncil, how should that affect their pay.\nMayor Victorino said that he was one the Council members who asked for this change.\nHe wanted council to have a say in these appointments and that it be based on\nqualifications and experience, not personalities. Unfortunately, it got personal. People\nhave turned down the job because of this.\nCommissioner Parker asked if an increase of salary would solve that dilemma.\nMayor Victorino said it would help.\nCommissioner Abbott requested the salaries of all the mayors.\nb. Presentation by Director Michele McLean, Planning Department\nDirector McLean submitted handouts which were emailed to the commissioners in\nadvance.\nDirector McLean stated that the department has its duties defined in the Charter and\nthe Charter also describes 7 boards and commissions that they support including\nCommunity Plan Advisory Committees.\nThe department is responsible for administering the zoning codes, the commercial\nsign ordinance, the state land use law, the state coastal zone management law, and\nthe various rules of its boards and commissions.\nDirector McLean said that the department is divided into five divisions: administration,\ncurrent planning division, long range division, plan implementation division, and zoning\nand enforcement.", "type": "text" } ], "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": [ { "index": null, "text": "What is the text content of this screenshot of a pdf?", "type": "text" }, { "index": 0, "text": null, "type": "image" } ], "role": "user" }, { "content": [ { "index": null, "text": "How to get to DBH Tees Valley.\nBy Bus:\nThere is one main operating bus service that runs from DBH Tees Valley into Billingham Town\nCentre.\nPlease see below a timetable for the Compass Royston bus service which goes to Billingham\nTown Centre, and back to DBH Tees Valley.\nCompass Royston\nBus Number Pick Up Destination Times\n555 Outside DBH Tees Valley Cowpen Lane/Billingham 1 Minute to\nTown Centre the hour.\n555 Cowpen Lane/Billingham Outside DBH Tees Valley 40 minutes\nTown Centre past the hour\nPlease see below a list of all the buses that depart from Billingham Town Centre to all the main\ntowns through out Tees Valley.\nStagecoach on Tees Valley\nBus Number Pick Up Destination Times\n52 Cowpen Lane/Billingham Norton/Stockton Town Centre Every 15\nTown Centre Minutes\n36 Billingham Town Centre Stockton Town Centre/ Every 20\nMiddlesbrough Bus Station minutes\n34 Billingham Town Centre Middlesbrough Bus Every 30\nStation Minutes\nMiddlesbrough Bus Station is approximately 10-15 minutes walk from Middlesbrough Train\nStation.\nBy Train:\nThe nearest station to DBH Tees Valley is Billingham Station which is approximately 20 minutes\naway on foot.\nPlease see below all other information on the Train Stations available:\nPick Up Destination Times\nBillingham Train Station Middlesbrough Train Station Every Hour\nBillingham Train Station Darlington Train Station Every Hour\nBillingham Train Station Redcar Central Station Every Hour\nMiddlesbrough Train Station Darlington Train Station Every ½ an Hour\nMiddlesbrough Train Station Redcar Central Station Every ½ an Hour\nBy Air:\nThe nearest airport to DBH Tees Valley is Durham Tees Valley International Airport. This is\napproximately 30 minutes away by car.\nFor information on any flight or times please contact Durham and Tees Valley Airport direct on\n01325 332811, or visit their website at www.teessideairport.com, or their address details are\nbelow:\nDurham Tees Valley Airport Limited\nDarlington\nTees Valley DL2 1LU", "type": "text" } ], "role": "assistant" } ]

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[ { "content": [ { "index": null, "text": "What is the text content of this screenshot of a pdf?", "type": "text" }, { "index": 0, "text": null, "type": "image" } ], "role": "user" }, { "content": [ { "index": null, "text": "Island Studies Journal, Vol. 6, No. 2, 2011, pp. 261-288\nBOOK REVIEWS SECTION\nDoug Munro (2009) The Ivory Tower and Beyond: Participant Historians of the Pacific,\nNewcastle on Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 350pp. £44.99p. ISBN: 978-1-4438-\n0534-6.\nIn The Ivory Tower and Beyond, Doug Munro examines the work of five Pacific historians\nwho in various ways moved beyond the expected responsibilities of a university lecturer:\nteaching and archival research (and administration, but that is seen by both Munro and his\nsubjects as a chore to be endured) - and in doing so have shaped the way Pacific history as a\nsub-discipline has developed. Munro, citing Maxine Berg (biographer of Eileen Power),\nsuggests that historians ‘deserve to be remembered’; in part because their interests and\nactivities outside the academy shape the history they write (p. 6). The ‘participant historian’\nof the subtitle, as used by Munro, covers several types of outside involvement: civic\ninvolvement unrelated to professional expertise, constitutional and governmental\nresponsibilities that draw on professional expertise, extensive use of fieldwork, and writing\nwhich moves across disciplinary boundaries. One might quibble about whether all these\nactivities should be included, but that seems ungenerous. In practice the breadth of possible\nactivities ‘beyond the ivory tower’ adds great interest to the accounts.\nThe key chapter of the book is the one on J.W. Davidson (1915-73), the acknowledged ‘father’\nof the sub-discipline of Pacific History. It does not cover his constitution-making in detail;\nrather it looks at the precursors to that involvement, showing how Davidson’s PhD study at\nCambridge allowed him to move beyond the Eurocentric focus on British or French policy in\nthe Pacific to investigate informal rather than formal agents of empire: traders, settlers, the\nmen on the spot. He was also able to work with the anthropologist Raymond Firth, even\nthough Firth was at the London School of Economics. The focus on anthropological\nunderstanding along with close examination of events in the islands led to the development of\nthe ‘island-centred history’ that the Australian National University Pacific historians were to\npromote under Davidson’s leadership after his appointment as Professor of Pacific History in\n1952. Munro also shows how Davidson’s constitutional work for Samoa and the Cook Islands\nwas prefigured in the influence of Lord Hailey and of Margery Perham, which also advocated\nself-government by the late 1940s. Interestingly, the University of the South Pacific Library’s\ncurrent copy of Hailey’s African Survey is inscribed ‘JW Davidson 1943’.\nOther chapters demonstrate other forms of activity ‘beyond the Ivory tower’. Munro\ninvestigates the civic involvement of John Beaglehole (1901-71), who as well as editing\nCook’s and Banks’ Journals and writing a biography of Cook, was involved in disputes over\nfreedom of speech at the University of New Zealand, and criticised the actions of the New\nZealand government over the Waterfront Strike Emergency Regulations in 1951, and both\nsides of politics for bribery during the 1957 elections. His musical interests led to involvement\nwith various arts organizations, and a somewhat unseemly row about the conductor of the\nNational Orchestra in 1946. Munro’s sad chapter on Richard Gilson, whose book Samoa,\n1830-1900 was finished posthumously by his wife Muriel, and Davidson, emphasises Gilson’s\nanthropological insights and obsession with detail.", "type": "text" } ], "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": [ { "index": null, "text": "What is the text content of this screenshot of a pdf?", "type": "text" }, { "index": 0, "text": null, "type": "image" } ], "role": "user" }, { "content": [ { "index": null, "text": "Book Reviews Section\nBeaglehole and Gilson were not seriously involved in political developments in the Pacific\nIslands. In contrast, the early career of Harry Maude (1906-2006) was within the British\ncolonial service as District Officer in the southern Gilbert Islands, where he was responsible,\nat the age of 23 and with very little contact with more senior officials, for the wellbeing of\n10,000 people spread over a vast area. He revelled in the place and people. After a spell in\nSuva during World War II and in Sydney with the embryonic South Pacific Commission he\nchanged career and joined Davidson at the ANU in 1957. After many years as an actor in\nPacific affairs, Maude then had to establish his academic credentials. Like Gilson, he was\nappointed to an academic position without a PhD: a marked difference from current practices.\nHe spent the next few years on careful archival research into Spanish exploration in the\nPacific, the coconut oil trade and the Tahitian pork trade, and Pitcairn Island, and proved his\nacademic worth. But further ‘participant involvement’ was confined to a strong role in the\nestablishment of the Pacific Manuscripts Bureau and to writing about some of his earlier\nexperiences, particularly the re-location of Gilbertese on the Phoenix Islands in 1937.\nIt is Brij Lal’s combination of academic history writing and direct constitutional involvement\nwhich most closely mirrors that of Davidson. After study at the University of the South Pacific\nand the University of British Columbia, Lal gained a scholarship to the ANU to write a PhD\nthesis on the origin of the girmityas, the Indian indentured labourers brought to Fiji to cultivate\nsugar. He subsequently taught at USP and the University of Hawai’i, then returned to Canberra\nand the ANU, where he has been ever since. During this time his research interests\nencompassed both girmitya history and contemporary Fiji politics. In 1995 he was appointed\nto the Fiji Constitution Review Commission; if the report produced by Lal, Tomasi Vakatora\nand Sir Paul Reeves had been accepted in toto as the new Constitution for Fiji the subsequent\npolitics of Fiji might have been different. But the Commission’s recommendation that two\nthirds – the highest figure the framers dared suggest - of the seats in the lower house of\nParliament should be elected on a common roll, rather than communal rolls, was rejected by\nthe existing government, and racial politics ruled again. The two subsequent Fiji coups – in\n2000 and 2006 – demonstrate that Fiji’s political ills are far from solution, and Lal’s expulsion\nfrom Fiji in 2009 for allegedly breaking his visa conditions shows that the role of a participant\nhistorian can be politically fraught and even dangerous.\nIn some ways, Munro’s book reads like an anthropological study: that of a tribe of which I am\nglad to be a member. So many of the names and places are familiar. Alongside the serious\ndiscussion is a truly delightful amount of tribal gossip, with reminders of the Coombs Tea\nRoom and the prehistory of various feuds evident in the corridors of the ANU many years\nlater. Whether this will be seen as a positive by all readers is not so clear, but for those within\nthe tribe it is a treat.\nIt is something of an irony that this book, largely a celebration of the ANU Research School of\nPacific History, is published just as the ANU Pacific history tribe is in apparent decline, and\nthe fulcrum of Pacific historical studies is moving, to other universities such as Deakin and\nQueensland within Australia, to New Zealand, to the University of the South Pacific (which\ndoes not get a very good press in Munro’s account) and the University of Hawai’i. It is also\nmoving to incorporate more Pacific scholars, a trend Munro prefigures with the inclusion of\nLal.\n262", "type": "text" } ], "role": "assistant" } ]

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[ { "content": [ { "index": null, "text": "What is the text content of this screenshot of a pdf?", "type": "text" }, { "index": 0, "text": null, "type": "image" } ], "role": "user" }, { "content": [ { "index": null, "text": "Mr. Rosen motioned to appoint Ms. Amir-Lin as the Commissioner to approve warrants while conducting\nmeetings virtually. Mr. Stuntz seconded the motion, and it was unanimously approved by a roll call vote:\nMs. Amir-Lin, yes Mr. Stuntz, yes Mr. Rosen, yes\nD. OLD BUSINESS:\n1. Update on Per- and Poly-Fluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS).\nMr. Allen informed the Board that the District has received a Notice of Non Compliance from MA DEP for\nthe North Acton Treatment Plant. The quarterly average of PFAS concentration for the first quarter\nexceeded the 20 ppt. A response is required within 30 days, July 9, 2021, with a plan to address the problem.\nMr. Allen indicated that the District has altered pumping schemes, and that the May sample was at 19.9 ppt.\nMr. Mostoller informed the Board that the plant is currently not serving water to customers. June sample\nresults have not been received yet. The South Acton treatment plant sample for May was 16 ppt.\nMr. Allen updated the Board on the progress of the PFAS working group. Currently, they are researching\nalternate supply, including bottle filling stations, rebates to those in the sensitive sub-population for purchase\nof bottled water, and temporary treatment for the North Acton treatment plant. Ms. Selesnick asked if there\nwere considering rebates for treatment for residents. Mr. Allen indicated that currently that is not being\ndiscussed.\n2. Update on the proposed solar arrays off Lawsbrook Road & Knox Trail\nMr. Allen provided an update on the solar projects. EDF will be mobilizing to the Lawsbrook Road site\nwithin the next 2 weeks. Construction is expected to be completed by the end of 2021, with commissioning\nin early 2022. The alternate on bill credit agreement is still under negotiation. The Knox Trail site is in the\nconceptual design phase. The Lawsbrook Road site will be completed first and then they will move on to\nKnox Trail. The PILOT for Knox Trail still needs to be negotiated with the Town of Acton. It will be a\ndirect municipal benefit for the Knox Trail site, as the District will take all of the power generated. This\nshould simplify the PILOT negotiation.\nE. NEW BUSINESS:\n1. Annual Consumer Confidence Report(CCR) for 2020\nMr. Allen informed the Board that the CCR has been published and all customers were notified that it is\navailable.\nMr. Rosen observed that he has seen violations of the lawn watering program and asked what can be done to\nget customers to comply. All customers with an email on file have received notice of the lawn watering\nprogram. There is a message on all the bills, which will be out the first week in July. Mr. Allen will ask the\nTown of Acton to advertise on their electronic sign boards. Mr. Allen said that employees regularly police\nfor violators, usually in the early morning hours. Customer are warned, then fined, starting at $50 and\nescalating to $200. There are also a number of private irrigation wells in town. Mr. Mostoller reminded the\nBoard that with the Water Management Act Permit up for renewal this year, the irrigation program may be\nimpacted.\n– 2.Meeting Schedule for July December 2021\nMr. Allen presented the schedule for the remainder of 2021. The schedule currently lists 2 meetings a month\nfor the summer, due to the ongoing PFAS issues.\nThe Commonwealth of Massachusetts has extended the option of virtual meetings through April 2022. The\nBoard will continue with remote meetings until that time.\nMr. Stuntz motioned to adjourn the open meeting at 7:55 pm. Ms. Amir-Lin seconded the motion and it was\nunanimously approved by a roll call vote:\nMs. Amir-Lin,yes Mr. Stuntz,yes Mr. Rosen, yes", "type": "text" } ], "role": "assistant" } ]

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