. >> deputy city attorney ann pearson. it would make it unlawful to use it as a nondent use.ontent use is defined as renting to corporate entity or housing for ones employees or licensees or independent contractors. i do think that to the extent that the concern is raised if schools want to rent housing to their employees and to condition occupancy on continued employment as a teacher in the school, that it would be prohibited by the current draft. it makes exemptions, one of which pair peskin noted which was an exception which they are providing to the employees as condition of employment to assist with maintenance or management of the building. we have made that exception for those types of employees. to address the issue you have raised here, you could make a similar exception for the employees of schools who are providing housing for their teachers. >> thank you. through the chair, would such an amendment require this to go back to planning or delay in any way the proceeding or is that the type of amendment if we were to desire to do that we would be able to do here witho

. >> deputy city attorney ann pearson. it would make it unlawful to use it as a nondent use. nontent use is defined as renting to corporate entity or housing for ones employees or licensees or independent contractors. i do think that to the extent that the concern is raised if schools want to rent housing to their employees and to condition occupancy on continued employment as a teacher in the school, that it would be prohibited by the current draft. it makes exemptions, one of which pair peskin noted which was an exception which they are providing to the employees as condition of employment to assist with maintenance or management of the building. we have made that exception for those types of employees. to address the issue you have raised here, you could make a similar exception for the employees of schools who are providing housing for their teachers. >> thank you. through the chair, would such an amendment require this to go back to planning or delay in any way the proceeding or is that the type of amendment if we were to desire to do that we would be able to do here wit

i would refer to city attorney ann pearson. >> we also have aaron star, who would like to speak. >> mrstar, before i call you. i don't think you were done with your presentation. i did not mean to stop your presentation. i was to jump in there. you are welcome to finish before i call on mr. star. >> thank you, chair peskin. as a summary of what happened at the commission we had a significant amount of public comment. it was split between those who opposed the ordinance and the hurdles and it shouldn't be focused on during the current pandemic. then the other half of callers feel it is important to add process for proposed demolition of housing. there was a petition in support of a grandfathering clause. that concludes that presentation. >> mr. star. >> thank you, aaron star, planning department staff. i want to expand on what audrey had said about that. i don't believe it is really the issue about staff time because this is already a cumbersome process that we have to go through. not many staff can do the calculations because they are so cumbersome and technical. it would increase the

i would refer to city attorney ann pearson. >> we also have aaron star, who would like to speak. >> mrstar, before i call you. i don't think you were done with your presentation. i did not mean to stop your presentation. i was to jump in there. you are welcome to finish before i call on mr. star. >> thank you, chair peskin. as a summary of what happened at the commission we had a significant amount of public comment. it was split between those who opposed the ordinance and the hurdles and it shouldn't be focused on during the current pandemic. then the other half of callers feel it is important to add process for proposed demolition of housing. there was a petition in support of a grandfathering clause. that concludes that presentation. >> mr. star. >> thank you, aaron star, planning department staff. i want to expand on what audrey had said about that. i don't believe it is really the issue about staff time because this is already a cumbersome process that we have to go through. not many staff can do the calculations because they are so cumbersome and technical. it would increase the

. >> deputy city attorney ann pearson. it would make it unlawful to use it as a nondent use. nontent use is defined as renting to corporate entity or housing for ones employees or licensees or independent contractors. i do think that to the extent that the concern is raised if schools want to rent housing to their employees and to condition occupancy on continued employment as a teacher in the school, that it would be prohibited by the current draft. it makes exemptions, one of which pair peskin noted which was an exception which they are providing to the employees as condition of employment to assist with maintenance or management of the building. we have made that exception for those types of employees. to address the issue you have raised here, you could make a similar exception for the employees of schools who are providing housing for their teachers. >> thank you. through the chair, would such an amendment require this to go back to planning or delay in any way the proceeding or is that the type of amendment if we were to desire to do that we would be able to do here wit

i would refer to city attorney ann pearson. >> we also have aaron star, who would like to speak. >> mrstar, before i call you. i don't think you were done with your presentation. i did not mean to stop your presentation. i was to jump in there. you are welcome to finish before i call on mr. star. >> thank you, chair peskin. as a summary of what happened at the commission we had a significant amount of public comment. it was split between those who opposed the ordinance and the hurdles and it shouldn't be focused on during the current pandemic. then the other half of callers feel it is important to add process for proposed demolition of housing. there was a petition in support of a grandfathering clause. that concludes that presentation. >> mr. star. >> thank you, aaron star, planning department staff. i want to expand on what audrey had said about that. i don't believe it is really the issue about staff time because this is already a cumbersome process that we have to go through. not many staff can do the calculations because they are so cumbersome and technical. it would increase the

ann thompson with the video inspiring america. >> reporter: in pictures you can see what an adorable 8 month old lucas pearson is what you can't seee cardiovascular anomaly that puts the idaho child at risk for covid. >> i just wish they understood how scared we are. >> reporter: the parents are doing everything they can to protect their son including ordering in his supplies, thanking the delivery people who risk their lives to but through a doorbell camera, they saw a driver monica salinas do something more. >> like my gosh, she's praying. >> reporter: salinas says she just listened to her heart. >> pray they can make it through another day. >> reporter: the pearson's posted the video generating praise for salinas. >> that makes me happy. god can touch people like that. >> reporter: sometimes the most powerful messages need no words ann thompson, nbc news. >> powerful, indeed. >>> that is "nightly news" on this memorial day. we leave your with images from arlington national cemetery thank you for watching and good night. >> kelly: hey, what's up, y'all, i am here in montana sheltering in place. this is a brand-new show today, bu