and the current proposal which has been reviewed and vetted by our planner, jeff horn and ardat. removal of the walkway, different deck configuration and a new stair from grade up to the existing roof deck. >> any questions, commissioners? public comment? >> let's see if i can help here in this process. somewhere in the 60's this walkway was built. aerial -- >> can we get your name for the record? >> it was built without a permit, it needed a variance in '69 and it needed a fire wall. there was a notice violation. they have submitted drawings showing the existing walkway as of last month. and then a permit to remove it. and here is a close-up of removing it. i'm concerned with their family. they need to have access to the backyard. they have a fundamental problem i don't think they quite figured out they have a notice of violation. the last thing you want to do is resolve a notice of violation with a major house remodel. notice of violation should be resolved with a stand-alone permit because if you do it the way they are doing, they will be resolving this two years from now and

jeff horn, planning department staff. the item before you -- [inaudible] >> -- in the sunset district in an r.h. 1 zoning district. the project proposes the expansion of a private secondary school to increase maximum student enrollment by 100 students from 1500 to 1600 students. the additional students will be restricted to the enrollment in a new 6th through 8th grade my will school. classes for the academy about occur within the existing classrooms on campus, but the project is seeking approval for a potential buildingable envelope of a 1300 square foot pad -- existing concrete pad in the middle of the campus. [inaudible] >> -- in addition to staff's mail out. i did receive several comments with concerns about the 100 additional students somehow being allocated or allowed to enroll in the high school. the concern being that the high school aged kids would potentially be of driving age and could lead to additional vehicle and traffic and parking impacts. the project is being conditioned to explicitly only allow the enrol

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children horn made unaccompanied because the administration came in and took them away from their parents. >> i just want to bear bee is i complicated. so there are these facilities we saw senator jeffkley at one within an old walmart with the windows blacked out. it's run by a contractor hired by hhs to care for minors there. we're not even talking about those kinds of facilities. we're talking about a processing facility that is in no way, shape, or form designed to care for children. correct? >> that's absolutely correct, the children who want to get to that terrible walmart. >> that's the thing ty want to get to is the walmart with the blacked out windows at least in the custody of people who are professionally supposed to care for kids. they're not even getting there yet. >> right. we're talking about a border station, the very first place on boarder. i've toured these places before they became these places keeping hundreds of children. they they sort of have little offices in the back, small rely cel, some of the migrants call them iceboxes they have a word for that in spanish they use because they're ept can so cold. a lot of people are wearing very little clothing because th