you are now on item #8. 62 collingwood street. >> good evening. the proposal is to legalize the implication of a triple-pain, and double on aluminum windows. they are all located on the second level. the existing structure will not be enlarged by the request. the property is locating -- the department has concluded it is these of from review and the residents reviewed the projects following the fall it -- following the filing of the d.r. they found the project to be consistent with the residential design guidelines. they found the proposed window type and material are for writ. the department also found the windows consistent with the department guidelines and secretary of interior standards. the project does not contain any extraordinary circumstance. on july of 2011, the planning department's determined that work was being done without the 311 notification in regards to this most recent work. by the time the complaint was received, a significant amount of work had already been completed. and the windows had been installed. therefore, the plannin

i reside at 50 collingwood and have owned the building for nearly 50 years. i have read the standards for when the replacement and the residential design guidelines. they are clear and unambiguous as to the appropriateness of appropriate when the replacement. on page 8, it states "if replacement windows are required due to deterioration, those that are visible from the street should be replaced with windows that are appropriate to the time. you're building was originally constructed. if the building was originally constructed in 1908, they should be replaced with wooden double on windows with similar dimensions." please do the right thing for this building, for the street, and for our neighbor. thank you. >> good evening. i am reading a letter from one of allen's neighbors who is in 45 collingwood. his name is pete young. "my wife, our children, and i live across the street and we are ready to support his efforts to have the proper windows installed in his building. we have recently decided to replace our aging windows. we were told the appropriate lenders to

he and ed murrow were--were radio correspondents, as was eric sevareid, larry leseur, charlie collingwood. they were great radio people in those days. c-span: william shirer. >> guest: shirer i--i knew not so much during the war but after the war when we--a group of writers in new york were fighting mccarthy, and bill shirer and--and john hersey and arthur miller and a number of others met together. c-span: who's this? >> guest: well, she's a great woman, leigh miller, whom i met in london when she was a vogue photographer, and sh--her photographs have now become ra--rather celebrated. she--her--thanks to her son, she's--has exhibitions through--all over the world, right now in--in new zealand. c-span: who's this on the other side? >> guest: that's leigh miller by manray, and she had such a gorgeous body that even her parts became celebrated. their--manray did a study of her lips, her breasts were--were--inspired some champagne glasses. she--she was an incredible woman. sh--to me, she was a hostess and friend, and she was having an affair with dave sherman, a life photographer, which was