it's not me that make s that cal but the zoning admen administrator and confirmed that's was approved. >> that's it for commissioners. thank you for your presentation. >> thank you very much. >> commissioners, that will place you on 12-a and b, for case numbers 20120605 bekux, for determination of compliance and square footage. >> good afternoon, elizabeth watty, what is before you is for the construction of 56,459 square feet that includes new bicycle spaces and scaping adjacent to the site. this is located in at the corner of battery streets with a 400-s height district. surrounded by large office buildings ranging from 10-20 stories high. first i would like to focus on the policy and regulatory issues. in order to proceed the project would require a downtown project authorization under planning 309, the code allows the project to seek exceptions of the compliance of the code provided that the commission makes the findings. of the separation of towers and ground level wind coding. this is described in your packet. but in summary the department believes that the exceptions are warran

. >> so, for me to feel comfortable supporting both the admen and the resolution, i would just like clarity on what small meter requests means, so if you're saying a dozen two meter requests throughout the city, that's one thing, if a small meter request could go up to 50, to me, that's not a small meter request, so it would be great to understand what a small meter request really is, more than the answer that you just gave me. >> all i can tell you is it would depend where we are over the life of the contract, if we're 6 years in and we didn't need to do as much replacement as we thought we did because the level of vandalism or damage is down, we would have more capacity later on to accommodate larger requests. at this point, i think we'd be very reluctant to entertain requests of any significant size because this is a 7 year contract. we need to reserve these options so that we can manage our asset base over the life of the contract. >> so, if that's 5 or 6 years, we haven't had to replace a lot of meters, we didn't get a lot of "small meter requests", we could accommodate a number of 40