lenoir's plan.the noise the lenoir plan raises the rear addition roofline by approximately nine feet from the existing rear structure to an elevation of 234ft, and the garavaglia plan raises it approximately 229.5ft. the 4.5ft lower roofline will make a huge difference to the light to our second floor windows, our main living area. furthermore categoryvilliers plan leaves the shacks in their current location rather than moving them 13ft north, which will hugely impact the light to the middle of our home through our dining room window, which is, um, see it in the diagram. it's in your package currently given the location of the shacks and the rear addition roofline, how our dining room window gets good unobstructed light from the south to the front. northerly two rooms of our home, especially in the afternoons. this window is currently adjacent to the north end of the shacks. should the lenoir plans be implemented. the new proposed second floor overhang at the property line will begin four feet away

. >> larry, i was talking to a lot of the players today and guys like deommodore lenoir who was drafted a little later, i asked him specifically, what do you like about brock and his leadership? he's such a cool, calm guy. but on the field you seem so demonstrative and excited about celebrating. he goes, he's got a chip on his shoulder, much like myself, and he is ready for the moment. they think he's going to play well and i think, you know, steve young said it best a couple of weeks ago. to me, they're going to make a movie about this guy. why not get that movie started off with a bang in your second year with a super bowl title, steve knows a little about winning for the niners as well. >> who's playing brock purdy in the movie? >> larry beil, who? >> i think we probably have to go younger. uh i'm sad to say. might be you might? yeah. but we'll cast chris anyway. uh, lots more to come from radio row as we count down to the super bowl live in las vegas can be our understudy, dan ashley. well, we know he can sing. i mean, if we have a sick. well, we'll work at it. >> i've got work to d