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that then using this program could turn into a condo and once it's turned into a condo it removes the udu rent control protections and could also displace the tenant through that condo conversion. and i know there might be a question of why don't we just do site visits before approving these types of applications and the problem is we don't know if a tenant was recently there. we can't go back in time to make sure that this unit wasn't recently tenant occupied by the time we come and do a site visit that's so then that leaves us with a lot of questions which is how do we ensure that our goals for this program are met without also displacing tenants or removing rent controlled housing stock which leads very nicely into our first recommended modification that's in your staff reports. >> we feel like if we're if we're really careful about limiting the types of areas that are eligible to convert into condominiums, we can protect rent controlled housing and protect the displacement of tenants. >> so we have this graphic here and i do want to to make one point of clarification the image of the

the existing building has seven bedrooms including the studio udu while the final project has nine bedroomsl. many older structures the existing buildings floor plans created its bedroom by converting living space such as dining rooms into sleeping rooms leaving units with little flexibility or social space. the final project scales appropriately relative to the number of bedrooms created and rebalances the proportion of living to sleeping spaces in each unit. these more flat balanced and flexible floor plans promote a greater variety of family structures and co-living possibility as fifth. we believe we believe the support we have received from the community in the planning department is directly related to the quality of the design. the massing and street facing facade came from a careful study of the neighborhood patterns of development responding architecturally to each but in a forward looking way the project improves on several troubling neighborhood patterns such as the prominence of garage doors, the lack of green space and the lack of engagement with the street. >> >> finally we ha