Robb Athletic Field on Bacon Street in Ocean Beach used by multiple youth sports organizations and associations, as well as adult groups, sprayed Roundup Custom and Roundup Pro Max totally 623 gallons between Jan 17 to 31, 2019 according to pesticide report.
In the comment section of the report were workers record what was sprayed and how much it says;
1/17/19 - "Sprayed jetty area to ball feild (top only)
1/22/19 - "Sprayed and boomed jetty area. The rest of the park needs more work (lots).
1/25/19 - "Worked on Skate Board area, dumpster areas, Water edge ball field, front of the rec center needs to be finished"
1/25/19 - "Not done, sprayed some areas sunset street, by apartments, bike path part of ball fields"
1/25/19 - "Backpack sprayed inside of skate park, sidewalk cracks and Gateway corner"
1/31/19 - "Completed tennis courts, tree wells, parking lot"
1/31/19 - "Completed ball fields"

I am requesting new pesticide reports to see what has been sprayed prior to our schools getting out to current day.

The National Academy of Sciences finds that children are more susceptible to chemicals. Children take in more pesticides relative to body weight than adults and have developing organ systems that are more vulnerable and less able to detoxify toxic chemicals. Pesticides can increase susceptibility to certain cancers by breaking down the immune system's surveillance against cancer cells. Infants and children, the aged and the chronically ill are at greatest risk from chemically induced immune-suppression. Exposure to herbicides (weed killers) before the age of one is linked to a more than four-fold increase in childhood asthma.

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