there is no way for her to do that outside of having an a.d.a.amp, and i think it's unfair to be charging her a premium to be able to do what we all take for granted, our ability to go to our yards any time we want during any emergency or any occasion. no one charges you to be able to do that. my sister cannot do that. the only way she can do that is to have access to the yard, to the ramp. but they are foreclosing that as a possibility by asking us to pay a fee we just can't afford. anyway, that's what i wanted to address. we didn't address those the previous time. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, welcome back. thank you so much for speaking about mary gallagher. i only knew her fairly recently, she was a very fine person and she was very, very, very, very, very ethical person. over the holiday break i sent you a letter, and to the b.i.c., to woodland avenue, the noitra house, apparently the staff was aware of it, on alert, everyone is watching for it, you know. so, hopefully that will work. i want to point out that accordin

>> not for an a.d.a., no. >> step modernization really, when we ire talking modernization or upgrading the cab, we're talking about pulling out the existing one, expanding the space within that. >> to make it meet the current code. that is correct. >> which was to your testimony would impact the building and where we would have major impact to the units in the building. >> indeed. >> and people would be displaced to get that work done. >> indeed. >> to me is at the crux of what we're talking about here. so i want to stay focused on that. so how do we work together to make this as safe as possible for the tenants? >> one thing i was -- i'll make more frequent visit there is to keep these -- make the tweaks to keep it as level as it can be. i come about once a month. that is about as standard for this type of elevator but i can come more frequently and focus on the tweaking and fine-tuning of the leveling and give it a particular load. one person, two persons, whatever is deemed as the average load. >> how many times have you had the situation before and called in. is this the first time

a.d.a. upgrades, are you talking about putting in an elevator? >> i don't know specifically what they're talking about. i imagine if there were significant work on the facility, that could be one of the ramifications of it, depending on the scope of work, but we've asked d.p.w. to do an analysis. >> commissioner veronese: i imagine there are some exceptions to the a.d.a. requirements, because that number could go up millions of dollars, millions and millions of dollars. so i guess i'm just trying to get a sense. what you're saying is everything but the bones of this thing if retrofit wasn't included, is what they looked at, and they came up with $1.2 million for that. >> you the infrastructure, electrical, there's some major work that needs to be done in those systems. >> commissioner veronese: and before we do or start any sort of construction, that budget will come before the commission, and we'll look at actually what's being spent. this is just an estimate, correct? >> it's an estimate. we don't actually have the funding for it, but if that w