feet because i pushed it to the minimums within the limitations i have that will do away with the ada bathroom anything less >> if the bathroom is elongate gaited i think you could meet the dimensional requirement but getting into a level of detail that for me it was the idea to get the project on to the grade how we do that that is what i was trying to suggest but if you believe the internal unit that's a no go it's difficult to push this this is not for me to challenge. >> that's what i'm saying. >> i would like to see this come down it can be done but it's a question if you want to do that that's all i can say. i appreciate you thought about the upp the upper no such >> commissioner antonini. i'll be supportive of the project sponsor working with the staff and seeing if there's a possibility but i'm not to make a motion to take dr and approve the project as currently designed with the change we drop the roof height of the what is considered the fourth floor on the area designated as the dining room down to a 11 feet external height. i'm sorry you're right 10 feet external height and that's

will be fully sprinkler throughout and it will meet the ada access ability requirements including ada bathrooms. there was an invest neighborhood reports written by the planning department and the mayor's office about the improvement of lumbar street overtime and it noted 29 percent of all vasods are hotel and have huge curb cuts and parking below. as a result, lumbar is a look of a suburban highway from the 1950s. and hopefully this will spur some change. asceticly the new design by benjamin will make the building look less suburban. the minimum windows will be replaced with windows and the outdoor cafe, there's an cafe but it doesn't have an outdoor space and we'll make it more urban. the ground floor sen. station will do the same. the remove -- the classical corner sis that's on a new building will make the new architecture more honest than what you're seeing today and more urban looking than this suburban look that i see on the facade today. screening the parking will make it look more urban and reduction of the existing large 40-foot curb cut to a 15-foot curb cut will do that as well. sig

bathrooms. imagine the seats pulled out of a muni bus. we've all been on one of those buses. you can see how large it is. the front part of the bus is an adaower stall, so you can imagine if someone needs to get on the bus with a wheelchair, they can do so with the lift ramp the same way that you hop onto a muni bus. there are shower locations for the homeless in the city, but this is the first mobile unit. the goal is to reach half of the people living on the street. we spoke with the founder about the moment she came up with the idea. >> i talked to a young woman on the street one day. she was homeless and dirty and she kept saying over and over that she would never be clean. i knew that meant a lot of things i would never understand. but i wondered what had that meant for her superficially. i went home that night and did some research and found out about the appalling lack of showers and toilets. >> reporter: from there, she thought if gourmet food trucks can be made to roll around the city, why not a shower bus? hence, lava mae was born. the water is paid for by the organization. they are hooked up to a city fire hydrant, so this is a