the current deck is only 2 feet away from that blank wall. all that we are proposing to do is to move it two feet closer. our deck is not radically different in size. those measurements that are in my brief are correct. what i am doing is i am talking the stairs into account for the massing and that is appropriate. so that structure is that square feet. and what we are proposing, is only 65 square feet more as far as massing goes. and in addition, the deck that we are putting on the top, is smaller and the ter aces down and everything tar aces down to the main mid block open space and anyone who is impacted by this would be those adjacent neighbors and the owners have letters of support for that. so let me just go through some of the illustrations on this and speak briefly to them. let's see. i also brought the code book with all of the sections that it is code compliant for. egress and as far as the egress goes the proposed stairs are much more in accordance with the permit building code and much better stair. for egress. a couple of misrepr

deck and we are only going two feet further closer to her blank wall. so i don't understand the concern that she has other than you know we did have a meeting with her and we did, state what i thought was a very effective approach to her concerns about the safety, which i would like to say that i think that it perceived and i don't see how no one could get up the yard and climb up the stairs or the proposed stairs and climb on to her deck, that could be easily solves that was the only thing that was brought up during the hearing and that was her certain, not whether or not it impacted. we have got at least two, adjacent neighbors, that are in the mid block of open space that are approving this. and i want to see it happen because we are having most of an impact on the mid block open space. and that could clearly see in the photographs that are in my brief. so, thank you. >> i have a question. do you want to... >> the presentation? >> okay. >> good evening, my name is kevin and i am the own of 2521 post. well i just wanted to say, we have owned this for

middle of the block, but there is also the issue of the big wall along the property which is a blank wall and was built there as a property line wall and we will talk about how we chose to do that later on. so just a quick project facts that you have heard before, the project is between 5 and 4 stories, the height is between 45 and 55 feet, we took advantage of the 15-foot height for the base and we could create a really nice sort of retail space, right at the corner of goff and grove as well as walk up units on grove and goff street. the unit mix is there, we have 52 present two bedrooms and the rest of the mix is studios and one bedrooms and there are four on sight bmrs which 50 percent of them will be units. there are only 17 parking spaces as for the plan and there are 25-plus bike park and then about a 2,000 commercial space. this is very quickly the plan, there is a basement parking but we are only going down five feet to mitigate as much as possible, excavating too much and that is the parking as well as bike storage in the corner and what is important about the project for us was

seen that the city goes in and starts talking to business owners and they are sort of kind of a blank wall that happens and the listening, they tend to shut down and are intimidated and we are trying the approach of having a third party entity that is not government going in and having a conversation with the business owner. and so working with the business owner, and walking or doing an on-site sort of immediate kind of overview and not a detailed inspection. so things like if there is the garbage can next to the toilet in the bathroom informing them to move that. so if it is really well and relatively easy medium level barriers and we have those identified, and some samples identified in the brochure. and then asian neighborhood design will work with the property owner. if it is high-level barriers and then it may involve some construction-related activity that might require permits from your department, and then it is immediately referred to a certified or the recommendation is for the business to get a certified access specialist opinion on the correct remediation. we don't have the fu

houses in pompeii turned a blank wall to the congested street and faced inward.strangers were discouraged by guards and warnings of attack dogs. guests entered an atrium open to the sky. rainwater fell through the compluvium into the impluvium, a basin in the middle of the atrium floor. the atrium furniture was elegant. as photos taken shortly after the excavations of the house of gaius cornelius rufus in the 19th century show, families ambitious for the future also attended to their past, conspicuously displaying a portrait of a venerated ancestor to suggest their status. the family's refined taste is on display in the supports for the table placed in the atrium -itself a prop to display the family's prized possessions. a pompeian family's piety was also on show. offerings were made to images of the gods that protected the household at a shrine called a lararium. the tablinum, at the head of the atrium, served as an office for the head of the family. he received clients bearing gifts and discussed financial transactions and business deals there. decorations such

that means you've got at least 3 feet of legroom, but there is a blank wall -- that is the cargo that is in front, and it is delivered to it. >> thanks. a lot of times when members of the senate testify -- i'm sure it is true in the house -- it is really a perfunctory deal. they are courteous, they give testimony, and is no questions, and they head out on their way. i want this to be more than perfunctory, and it certainly has been. i love the visual of you sitting side by side, having the chance to work on a really important issue together. before you leave, the last thing i want to do is just quote albert einstein. he said a lot of memorable things. one of the things he said that i found especially memorable inappropriate -- in adversity lies opportunity. we've got plenty of adversity here, but also plenty of opportunity, and we are going to seize that opportunity. we seize the day. carpe diem. with that, carpe diem. we send you on your way. >> thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> our second pa

that means you got at least three foot of leg room, but there's a blank wall. that's all the cargo in front deliveredded into it. >> all right, thanks. senator, would you like to -- okay. i just -- i said though when we introduced the first, a lot of times when members come and testify, true in the house, it's a deal, and they come courteous, give a testimony, no questions, and they head out on their way. i wanted to see more than that. it's been that. i said earlier, i love the visual of you two sitting side by side working on the important issue together, and before you leave, the last thing i wanted to do was quote albert einstein. you said a lot of memorable things, and what's especially memorable and appropriate for today, "inadversity lies opportunity." that's what he used to say, "inadversity lies opportunity." we have adversity and opportunity. we'll see the opportunity and seize the day. with that, sending you on your way. god bless you. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. >> now, more on the financial issues facing the u.s. postal office. they heard

. >> it is the wall that was an all blank. slave labor,. overnight during the queen's diamond jubilee eat. as mysteriously as it appeared, it was gone again. disappearing last weekend, a rumored to have been removed by the building's owner. the work has turned up in an antique auction house. -- in a miami auction house. for the locals, it is a case of men night robbery. -- midnight robbery. >> i think it should be brought back. >> is to be kept here for the community. -- it should be kept here for the community. >> the auction house behind the sale disagrees. it said it was acquired legally and will be sold legally. >> some people were complaining that the work had been stolen. that is incorrect. >> he captured the world's attention in thearly 2000's when his political satire graffiti started appearing on walls in the world's most famous city. the world is worried. if the sale goes ahead, others could soon be stripped for cash. if it starts to be removed and sold for very high prices, across the world, they may start to disappear. slave lab

that means you got at least three foot of leg room, but there's a blank wall. that's all the cargo in front deliveredded into it. >> all right, thanks. senator, would you like to -- okay. i just -- i said though when we introduced the first, a lot of times when members come and testify, true in the house, it's a deal, and they come courteous, give a testimony, no questions, and they head out on their way. i wanted to see more than that. it's been that. i said earlier, i love the visual of you two sitting side by side working on the important issue together, and before you leave, the last thing i wanted to do was quote albert einstein. you said a lot of memorable things, and what's especially memorable and appropriate for today, "inadversity lies opportunity." that's what he used to say, "inadversity lies opportunity." we have adversity and opportunity. we'll see the opportunity and seize the day. with that, sending you on your way. go hour. [inaudible conversations] while her witnesses are gathering for the third panel, let me just take a moment to express our