by modifying the plan and creating, basically, modulation on the north and south faÇade, which ultimatelywill be a light well. and for the time being, it is basically just extra light that we are creating. solidness on the property line and creating in such a windows for future access to light and air that would be a more responsible solution. i think it is fine. i would support property line windows. in the long run, it evaluates this housing and that is what i am concerned about. >> president hillis: what devalues the housing? >> commissioner moore: if you have to later on closest windows , i would rather provide windows right now and support the department, which does not mean that you could not not invent windows. >> president hillis: if we can remove the property line windows and asked planning staff to work with them, that would minimize it. >> commissioner moore: the department has enough experience to direct that kind of modification. it will create a better project. >> most certainly. i am confident we can work with our in-house architects. we have been consistently working with

and then, at the drill court facades in the south and west and the 14th street, we were looking at doing repair of large cracks in the existing masonry as well as the repair work that was discussed under a previous c.o.a. so, thank you very much. i'm here to answer questions as well as alex and coalman of w.j.e. and jim abrams. >> thank you. any questions? >> open this item up for public comment. any member of the public wish to speak on this agenda item? seeing and hearing none. closed public comment. bring it back to the commission. questions? thoughts? motion? >> motion to approve with conditions. >> second. >> this doesn't have conditions. this one is just an approval. >> very good, commissioners on that motion to approve this matter commissioner black. >> yes. >> johns. >> yes. >> matsuda. >> yes. >> pearlman. >> yes. >> and hyland. >> yes. >> so moved. that motion passes unanimously 5-0. item 9 for case number 2018-001477coa at 903 minnesota street. this is a certificate of appropriateness. >> good afternoon, commissioners. natallia with department staff. the item is a why for cert

recommended that stc-34 windows would be included along facades in the guest rooms facing the place of entertainment. so north-northwest, west, and to the south, along those facades, we recommended the higher s.t.c. ratings. any questions? >> i have a question. there was a reason they fired down near fiddler's green. was it open at that time or boarded up? >> fiddler's green? >> yeah. it was closed down. it predated the fire. >> yeah, it was open when we made the measurements. >> question. can you go back to the map on -- bring the map back on the -- oh, no, the one you just had, the actual aerial. >> this? >> so my question is, so everything in the back, there's an alley here, right? okay. roc sf is right here in the corner. so a lot of people will park along here in the park of your hotel. now, there's an alley there. is that a drivable alley or is this foot traffic only? a drivable alley? now, is it something where patrons can park and cut across and get to the club? let's say from one of the streets here, you know, you parked way -- let's see. where are we at? i'm concerned -- yeah, that alley right there. so if people park on jones, and

south, concerns seven primary issues. first, that the building height is out of scale with the neighborhood context and disrupts the visual character. number two, the facade is not come patable with the neighborhood context. number three, the addition will impose a serious seismic threat to the downhill neighbor. number four, it will involve an excessive it canback of a tree which is a bird refuge for hawk hill. the roof deck and additional glazing on the side will invade the privacy to the d.r. requester's living spaces. number six, the additional residential capacity will create inconveniences caused by parking shortages, on-street parking shortages. number seven, the noise from construction will be disruptive to the neighbor's health and well being. to date the department has receive nod letters in opposition nor letters of support. the staff recommendation in light of the d.r. requester's concerns is the department has re-reviewed the project with respect to scale and massing of the context and recommended that the height of the upper floor addition be

south hill, heavily mortgaged. the fancy cars not paid for. the paperwork that claimed he was worth millions, a facade. hadn't even bought life insurance. >> do you ever feel angry at all at doug for not providing more for like assuran insurance poli something? >> no, not at all. because he was a very good provider every day he was alive. and i didn't believe in insurance policies like that. i believed in trusting the lord for our finances, and that's what we did. >> secrets, just another casualties, as the little army of detectives searched the neighborhood for clues, like for example the strange find that turned up in the killer's escape path. that weirdly out of place welding glove. they swabbed it for dna on the odd chance that something in or on that glove might match dna on a felon stored in a storage bank. and it did. timothy suckow. >> what did you think when you found this out? >> i thought this could be our guy. >> was he local? >> he was local. >> he was working at irs environmental, an asbestos removal company. >> they don't drive around in white vans by any chance? >> i checked that list,