right in that corner as indicated on the screen, you can see the jackhammered foundation wall that was removed from the property next to me. so the jackhammering, the removal of their foundation, and then, the excavation beyond the scope of permits is really barely visible. and the inspector came out, posted a notice of stop work violation on october 13. got the next one. october 13, and that stop work order was ignored. the work continued. four days later, after the stop work order was posted, four days later, permits for the new retaining wall were issued on october 17, well after the form, as you can see on the screen. that form had already been built before the permit was issued. i've got 5-b there. this photo was taken on october 14. exhibits 5-c and-d show the new retaining wall built to anchor this structural addition that they now want to add on. exhibit 5-e was taken on march 3. please note, this was kind of tachy, you know, sort of like, here i am, leaning over the back yard fence, but that little green hose hanger that you see on the fence was where the original -- the previ

it is a solid concrete deck, so we will not be jackhammering that out. it is a saw cut. there is shoring underneath it. it is not as loud as the rotor hammering just so we are aware of what that work entails. it is actually not what is built up to be as a super loud activity. it's actually quieter than the roto hammering. the third floor open office areas and primarily lights and furniture. not a lot of heavy work in there. there is roto hammering involved with mechanical and electrical, of course, but general construction. fifth floor is also open work place primarily. that one is suspended right now. so the four under suspension are third floor work space, the fifth floor work space, the communicating stairs, and a portion of the sixth floor. >> does that give you any guidance? >> i don't think so. >> that didn't help at all. >> it's okay. >> we got it. i think we know which ones. >> so these are permit numbers that i can relate. exact permit numbers -- >> for the louer floors? >> 4496 and 2017/12/12/6276. this is the schedule that we presented to all the tenants and i

the appellant has put up with jackhammers, pounding, dust, excavation conviction, trucks and -- equipment, trucks and construction noise for nine months. i surgery you to support her right to privacy by stopping the construction of a deck at 2242 35th avenue. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is susan sandal. i ask that you deny the permit for the deck. this is the least you can do after the plastic bagraflagran for not getting permits. there were permits for minor alterations but major work was done. the foot print of the house was changed. the house went from one bath, two bedroom, to not two baths, but 4.5 bathrooms and four bedrooms. what are their plans? there will be many people and noise. if you look at the permit and then said, okay, they can keep what they've done if this was approved before work was started, there would be little to nothing left. they would have had 10 feet of soil removed rather than 5 feet, or 10 inches rather than 5 feet. they would have to remove the roof, put back 5 feet of soil, take out the retaining wall, get rid of the new first stor

. >> but it's still going to be a jackhammer. >> i am going to add a little bit more -- >> an i'm sorry. >> at this point is there any public comment on this item? okay. given that there is no public comment, commissioners, this matter is submitted. yes? >> i am a resident of howard street where this construction is going on. i would like to commend the google team, the hudson team, and the graystar team for really getting together quickly and trying to resolve the issues that we're having. if you read through the packet, you will see that they're going above and beyond what they have to do, and also they're going to start communicating with us on a monthly basis as well as newsletters and limiting the really heavy duty construction to two hours a day, two hours on the weekend for that really heavy duty drilling. they're also putting in, you know, sound dampening, looking at drill bits that would be less noise impactful as well as the host of other things that are in your packet. so just consider that. we all have to live together. we're downtown. it happens. but i think in this instanc