>> yes, i have one question for the dr requestor? you keep referring to the project sponsor as the developer. i am curious as to why you are using that term when the project sponsor has been identified as this family? >> (inaudible). >> well, okay. thank you. >> i will support the motion, i don't see anything extraordinary in it, as a matter of fact i think that it is kind of nice that there is actually a family and it is an extended family who is committed to living into san francisco when we are seeing so many fleeing the city for other places. >> commissioner antonini? >> yeah, i am to the points that were made about somehow this addition causing other additions to occur? what is only, this is the only thing that is before us today and any additions that might come in the future, will have to be evaluated on their own merits and just because this addition is allowed does not mean that there is going to be easier slating for anybody else that would do a larger addition in the future. >> commissioners if there is nothing further, th

the dr requestor is bruce armstrong which abuts the subject property of the rear. and mr. armstrong's concerns include the following. that the project disrupts the mid block open pattern that the project effects the dr requestor's privacy by proposing the windows that look into the property's bedrooms. and that the project, and that the project would require a geo technical analysis due to its slope which the dr requestor believes is greater than 20 percent. the residential design team followed it and made the following comments. more than 100 feet of the mid block open space would separate the proposed rear addition in the dr requestor's rear law and so the project would not create any exceptional or extraordinary effects to the dr requestor's privatecy or the mid block open space. they noted that there is an existing pattern of real additions on the subject block including at the rear of the dr requestor's house. and the project does include large window and sliding glass doors on the rear addition and the residential design guidelines allow a lot of flexibility with res