, so we would still apply our design guidelines to shape the dormers. >> dormers are dormers and there are no shape to the dormers. >> dormers are not going to be applicable to flat roofs. >> sorry this is perhaps semantics. i am sitting hear reading dormers so anybody wants to build an adu but has a flat roof and base wants to build dormersn build dormers. i am nitpicking. perhaps you could change the word dormer. >>s if also for stand alone garages and those are usually in the back and not facing the street. >> dormers have a specific in the code already. it would need to be an existing sloped roo roof. >> if you wante wanted you coula top hat on there. >> that would be an expansion. >> president hillis: i think the issue of unit size commissioner richards motion has a recommendation to include a maximum unit size although i don't think we specified a maximum unit size, there was one on new construction, but not on existing buildings, another there may be one in the existing code. >> there is not in the past staff has recommended against it because all of our adu, none of them have b

i believe that seactually include windows and depending on their dimension, dormers. but i will defer to planning department staff. >> thank you, supervisors. planning department staff. that is correct. there is a number of features in section 136 which already are exempt from notification. those are the features in sections 136c-1 thugh c-24 and the features in section 136-c26 as the deputy city attorney just read off. c-25 is the provision related to that rear yard modification that currently today does require notification. >> so, what i would suggest is that we further -- i would make a further amendment, which is to take what deputy city attorney stacey just said on page 41, lines 20 and 21, which is to accept out 136-c one through 24 and 26. >> supervisor tang? >> i think it just speaks to the overall nature of the amendments. you know, we got kind of like a draft word document earlier but i didn't get to see this until just now. so, you know, there are other things in here, for example, from what i understand. the planning department are generally guidelines fo

it did have the same style of dormer windows he used to look out and survey the entire battlefield, to figure out where he would build his defenses and what the british were doing. when the british decided to launch the ground assault of january 8, they actually launch a pretty complicated three-pronged assault. the reason this spot was picked by jackson to make the defense is it is so narrow. it is one of the narrowest chunks of ground between the swap in the river all the way into the city, which helped jackson concentrate his small forces, negating some of the british's superior motives. he had a rampart, a wall like fortification created right along the rodriguez canal. the canal gets dug out to eight feet wide, 15 feet deep and the rampart wall is created as well to 15 feet wide and 18 feet tall, which provides a long fortification the men can stand behind. this is a re-creation of the rampart wall. it is similar in terms of construction, although it is a little bit short. it would have been closer to eight the tall and the side facing the british would have been heavily sloped to

it had the same style of dormer windows that you used to look out and survey the entire battlefield to help decide where he was going to build his defenses and what the british were doing. when the british watched the ground assault of january 8, they launch a fairly complicated assault. the reason this spot was picked is that it is so narrow. it is one of the narrowest chunks of ground all the way into the city. that helped to jackson concentrate a smaller force, negating some of the british's numbers. he starts by having a rampart created along the rodriguez can out. the can out its dugout -- can now -- canal. this gets dugout and provides a long fortification that the men can stand behind. this is our regression of the rampart wall. it is similar in terms of construction, oh it is short. it would've been closer to a two tall. the side facing the british would have been heavily sloped to allow cannonballs to deflect off of them more easily. initially, the british said the swamp part of the rampart would be the weakest part of the defensive line so they hoped to flick around the side

the ordinance proposes to allow dormers to be added. extending the garage to adu. dormers would also allow additional light and vertical space for the unit and it will add to the quality of the unit. staff also supports this recommendation and has just minor code modification. in addition, supervisor tang has requested that the department look at garages in corner lots and expanding them vertically. so, lots usually -- this is a corner lot, this is an example of a corner lot in -- sorry, you won't see it on there. on corner lots, standalone garages are usually facing the street and they're by the front property line, but they're still considered in their yard. so staff considered this and recommends one story vertical expansion over these garages to accommodate the adu. this will also help create a continuous street wall, because these are one story buildings in the middle of the street wall and create a gap. and it creates adus that have direct access to the street and better quality adu. under c, it's about again expanding adus within the envelope, beyond the bui

our experts think differently for example let's look at the alleged chemical attack in the city of dormer the reason given for missile strikes against syria look the syrian troops liberated that area but we immediately suggested to our partners that the o.p.c. w. commission go there it is a un unit the organization for prohibition of chemical weapons but instead of waiting one or two days and allowing the commission to work on the site a missile attack was launched on syria tell me please is this the best way to ensure the objective it t. of what happened there i do not think so i think it was an attempt to create conditions that would make it impossible to investigate thoroughly that is what it was you. just said that there is proof that militants used chemical substances who punished them have they received any punishment did the coalition an attack them immediately i did not see anything like that because. israel borders praise for more protests tuesday palestinians are marking the fifty first anniversary of the six day war known to them as next a day or the day of setback some five th

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it did have the same style of dormer windows he used to look out and survey the entire battlefield, toigure out where he would build his defenses and what the british were doing. when the british decided to launch the ground assault of january 8, they actually launch a pretty complicated three-pronged assault. the reason this spot was picked by jackson to make the defense is it is so narrow. it is one of the narrowest chunks of ground between the swap in the river all the way into the city, which helped his smallncentrate forces, negating some of the british's superior motives. he had a rampart, a wall like fortification created right along the rodriguez canal. the canal gets dug out to eight feet wide, 15 feet deep and the rampart wall is created as well to 15 feet wide and 18 feet a longhich provides fortification the men can stand behind. this is a re-creation of the rampart wall. it is similar in terms of construction, although it is a little bit short. it would have been closer to eight the tall and the side facing the british would have been heavily sloped to allow cannibals to d