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Re: “Oakland City Hall”
I was one of the individual that was in line for the couple of days on Clay Street. I believe that there was an individual that had started a list for the first 1000 people waiting in the line.
I agree with your thoughts on how this whole process went down. I am very disappointed that there was not better planning. We were all put into a compromising situation and our safety was on the line. This was definitely not a fair selection process. Is there a way to contact the city and have them reconsider the process?