mr. teboney applied for this permit to add two a.d.u.s on the ground floor in january of 2016 located in a large room behind the existing garage that opens on to the backyard. the zoning administrator issued an action memo waiving density, parking and open space requirements for the two units in july of 2016, and mr. teboney recorded a regulatory agreement in may of 2017 requiring the a.d.u.s to be long term rental units. as required by the code, no habitable space in any of the six existing units would be removed to build the a.d. yuchlts. there are currently five storage units in the room behind the garage approved for conversion to the a.d.u.s, four of which are used by the tenant including the appellant. when he received the appeal, he realized the storage units should be relocated in order to not to remove housing services enjoyed by the tenants. revised plans in exhibit f in our brief show how the storage units will be relocated and all other housing services including parking, laundry, and bicycle parking are maintained. first point, the zoning administrator and d.b.i. did not abu