Chief of Police Andy Mills agreed that privacy concerns are valid, but said the city has taken great pains to make sure policy around the use of such technology is "as tight as we can possibly make it."
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For months, PSP staff have been meeting with consultants and city employees in a working group to put together initial alternatives and designs. They presented them Tuesday night.
The technology has drawn criticism, with some questioning whether the increased use of surveillance technology creates a trade-off between personal privacy and public safety.
Regulations adopted Thursday evening effectively ban street food vendors in the busiest areas of downtown during certain times. Critics say the rules are discriminatory and harm immigrant business owners.
PSPD plans to use its share of the funds for its “comprehensive crime prevention model” that targets retail and vehicle theft, including the theft of catalytic converters.
As designed, the main warehouse building would be about 50 feet tall and the length of more than three football fields on its longest side. Outside would be 419 parking spaces for cars and 306 stalls for trucks and trailers.
