we mentioned the no ada restrooms. there is a ada restroom. he mentioned serial permitting. you tell me that there is not one building in san francisco, serial permitting is very common. this second phase is to add additional square footage for additional students. now you are skirting the building code again by having more than 5000 square feet. in fact, the total square footage for the project the improvement is 4200 square feet. the first floor and the small mezzanine for storage. then there was the proposed seating on the interior. if anyone of us know on old victorian buildings circa 1910 or 1920, they always have high ceilings. the owner wishes to lower the ceiling from 14 feet down to 11 feet for efficiency. this is for energy savings. nothing wrong with that. at the same time, the drop from 14 to 11 feet, from the street, you cannot see a thing. you cannot see the drop seating from the exterior. you mentioned about gate 731. there are a total of 20 properties. we have taken photographs. 15 out of 20 properties with gates. i am not sure why he is picking on us. i will

the service counter -- they do not have an ada service counter acts 48 inches. the restrooms are not accessible. knowing that there are these sort of gaps of availability of information meeting our small businesses -- i am really talking about the businesses that do not have the availability of having a lawyer on retainer. i worked for a small business that grew and eventually we had legal services that were on retainer and advise us of these laws as we opened and expanded our stores. but with many small businesses, they do not have this. what our departments have done is come together to try to fill this particular role. what we have taken a look at is how we can easily explain the federal ada, the california building codes, and the enra act. you have a packet of information we have recently put together. this is a one-page sheet that outlines the laws, talks about the inspection, which i will get into in a bit, and ways they can afford to bring their business into compliance. part of our education right now is focused on, because there is a rash of lawsuits, what businesses