it's designed for them and, you know, at the beginning, jeff horn outlined the square footage of the project, but that's a stacker project, garage space, crawl space. it's a modest family home with 3300 square feet of family space and four bedrooms. we're really not trying to design a massive house here. it's to meet their needs. we're working with the down slope lot, sort of tapering and terracing as we go. i want to talk about the c.u.a. and while we're pursuing full demolition in this case. i think the commission is familiar with this work. at the outset of every project we do, we take a look at section 17 to see how the demolition calculations would work. we started this project as a he remodel, removing the rear and squaring it off, but as we got into it, we realized there were three conditions that would probably push us to toe the line or cross the threshold and we thought we would show you what we're doing and do the right thing, so i'm going to briefly explain the three project specific conditions that i think push this project to demolition. one of which is the house is jus

it's designed for them and, you know, at the beginning, jeff horn outlined the square footage of the project, but that's a stacker project, garage space, crawl space. it's a modest family home with 3300 square feet of family space and four bedrooms. we're really not trying to design a massive house here. it's to meet their needs. we're working with the down slope lot, sort of tapering and terracing as we go. i want to talk about the c.u.a. and while we're pursuing full demolition in this case. i think the commission is familiar with this work. at the outset of every project we do, we take a look at section 17 to see how the demolition calculations would work. we started this project as a he remodel, removing the rear and squaring it off, but as we got into it, we realized there were three conditions that would probably push us to toe the line or cross the threshold and we thought we would show you what we're doing and do the right thing, so i'm going to briefly explain the three project specific conditions that i think push this project to demolition. one of which is the house is jus

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horn, are you prepared to make your presentation? >> i am, thank you, commission secretary. good afternoon president koppel, members of the commission and zoning administrator jeffwarren planning department staff. the items before you are three separate requests for conditional use authorization to change the use of residential care facilities located at 141 leeland avenue, 220 dolores street and 129 hide street for -- planning code sections 303 and interim zoning controls of planning code amendment 2019, 107654pca and board resolution 190908. the projects are all proposing a use change to group housing, permitting youth in each of the sites respecting zoning districts. two of the projects request variances of certain development services of the codes. changes of use only with no physical changes, these applications are not considered to be projects under ceqa. these projects currently operate as state licensed residential care facilities for the chronically ill, rcfcis, and are proposing the changes to housing for persons with hiv/aids. there are no changes to the exterior of the building and the facility will remain as affordable housing at the 80% ami for the