and you take it from the floor of the grosz, when you take it from the sidewalk, this is 30 feet. this shows you how the land is depressed. you go down a steep slope into the garage. >> i would like everyone to understand that personal family circumstances are not what this commission is for. >> this is not as tall as the street that we saw. maybe the project sponsor can tell me. what you're doing is adding the upper floor. this does not look like it is much above the roof. do you know what that additional amount of height is. the roof virtually covers the new floor according the way that i can read it. i think said everyone seems to be fine. maybe staff has an idea. >> i would say three, maybe four. i see that you did not feel that this would rise the level of taking dr. this looks like this is well done. there are two units that are larger and in the upper floor. this provides for a key building units and the. >> i have one condition that i would like to introduce and that is on the front elevation by looking in the building, the existing windows are vertical and the proposed wi

if there is access to grosz's, we clear it. hot foods, programming, -- a roscius -- garages, we clear it. i am sorry the bat is a problem, but i am confident we can find a solution. i am personally present at every market. when there is a band, i asked them to be quiet. when they get too loud, i ask them to be quiet again. they are open for feedback. my phone number is out there. my email is out there. i have not heard about the sound issue again until the last hearing. i live on guerror street, and i do not have an alarm clock because i am woken up every day by the cars rushing by. that is a lot. bartlett and 22nd, there are cars, sirens. people revving their engines. that is loud. i understand. this is part of living in the city. but it is true and an unshakable fact. carrefour o'clock p.m. until 8:00 p.m., the community markets have set up shop on a gray, and graffiti riddled part of bartlett street. there is the smell of herbs and summer fruits in the area that usually smells like garbage. you can forget where you are for a

commissioner fung: grosz door is 12 feet, as shown -- the garage door is 12 feet, as shown on the permits, with a curb cut of 10 feet. >> just to note again the date, we would want to refer to it as approved by the department of building inspection stamp, which has march 29, 2010. that would be the date the permit was issued and the date of the plans we would refer to. that is march 29, 2010. approved then by the department of building inspection. >> the site permits drawings approved by dbi would be the basis for all future addenda. the garage door opening as shown on the site permit with a curb cut of 10 feet. i believe you're moving on to another item. commissioner fung: the other points i already talked about was the rear of the building. >> the rear wall is a retaining wall withbehind it. commissioner fung: and the finished floor on an elevation of 3952396. -- 395 to 396. vice president goh: i only heard four conditions and i thought he said five. where there for? -- were there four? commissioner fung: i did say five, but i think i was incorrect. vice president goh: aye. commissioner

if there is access to grosz's, we clear it. hot foods, programming, -- a roscius -- garages, we clear it. i am sorry the bat is a problem, but i am confident we can find a solution. i am personally present at every market. when there is a band, i asked them to be quiet. when they get too loud, i ask them to be quiet again. they are open for feedback. my phone number is out there. my email is out there. i have not heard about the sound issue again until the last hearing. i live on guerror street, and i do not have an alarm clock because i am woken up every day by the cars rushing by. that is a lot. bartlett and 22nd, there are cars, sirens.

we requested the provide evidence to us they have exhausted all their means to locate the grosz up front. -- the garage up front. it is a burden. they do have to expand de haro street to get access. that brings us to today. in terms of the easement, if we had been advised by the city attorney's office that we could -- it is something the commission had excluded in their decisions. in regards to the 1989 variance, there was a case from 1999 that finally decided 1993. that is precedent. that they got denied once and can never come back again is simply incorrect. it is clear that when you get denied from a permit you can reapply after one year. it is not president-setting. it does not mean you can never get this thing. -- it is not precedent-setting. it does not mean you can never get this thing. this is a very different project. the thing we submitted was a complete copy of the decision letter. what was submitted in the first brief was to select one or two pages that did not provide context and did not really explain that it was not a complete denial. it was partially granted because there

we requested the provide evidence to us they have exhausted all their means to locate the grosz up front. -- the garage up front. it is a burden. they do have to expand de haro street to get access. that bring

people are taking the back of their grosz and turning it into their room, or an attic. that is happening in lot. you have to be assessed for that. i think that is a very green thing to do because you do not have to add building. do you have anything to say about general improvement? >> it is a big additional we are talking about attic space. when you are retrofitting for earthquakes two stories up in an edwardian, the expense involved, i think, would be hard to justify in most neighborhoods. >> it is hard to get enough windows with dormers, etc. >> how about converting the attic into storage? >> you said you recently did that, alice. >> that is fairly simple. i would get a permit. and you are allowed a certain amount of space. you have to have ventilation. i do not remember all the rules. >> will the property tax increase? >> i do not think so. >> to convert an existing empty attic into a storage attic? that does not sound like you are converting it into the living area. the a sensible addition would be converting it into a living area. >> it is usually by a letter that

people are taking the back of their grosz and turning it into their room, or an attic. that is happening in lot. you have to be assessed for that. i think that is a very green thing to do because you do not have to add building.

from three different starting once it works every time i tested it out inside of four lebanese inside grosz your car or duct tape it cheered it. gave slate kron 4 new spirit >> i love the kid idea. i just hit the panic button when i think some close. sen 20 7:00 a.m. back with more in a couple of minutes san jose all the traffic cleared. the clouds have not cleared get. we will bear it back. there were several sexual talks. walnut creek. >> beyond on the edge they are terrified. they won a get out of the place was so far management has told them you can break it but you have to pay for the on page portions. people who are terrified say that's unacceptable. some have contacted attorneys to see what they can do. so far i've not heard back from management. i can tell you more more people are telling me you can't tell me you can get out of your car because you're worried. >> i'm afraid to take the elevator i'm afraid to take this stairwell i'm afraid of some become of behind me are being around the corner front of me. security will give me an escort to my appointment however i need to call them

i grosz's for the opportunity for the delaware voters -- by thank you -- i thank you for the opportunityor the delaware voters to get to know me. my faith has matured. regardless of my faith, when i go to washington, it is the constitution that i would use to make my decisions. that will be the standard for every piece of legislation i vote on. >> you have one minute for your rebuttal. >> i was surprised to see in the newspaper an interview -- that statement, similar to what you heard -- that you would not have your feet bsn, driver -- your face be your central driver -- your faith be your central driver in making decisions. which constitution are you talking about? protecting a woman's right to choose, protecting reproductive freedom, things like that. we should have on the record her views on things like prayer, abortion, evolution. these are not just random statements on some late night tv show. these are relevant to her service in the senate -- what sort of judges should confirm, what sort of issues she would take up. i stand firm behind the constitution as it stands today. >> let's