. >> i'm jennifer polchuck, my house was built in 1906, and it is similar to a lot of the houses. this is not affordable housing. they'll likely be $2 million single-family homes. there are concerns i heard, being here all day, about the importance of open space. and i think this project echoes both of those. it is a double lot, and the plans are to take this corner lot and fill it with four large homes with no space in between. it will over shadow the neighboring homes by four feet, increasing traffic in an already busy intersection, and removing green space. both nordoff and stillings are one lane of traffic. people park on both sides, so in the morning at commute time, you have people constantly having to back up. and they'll only have one lane to work with, so it makes for a narrow street. personally, my car has been hit three times parking on the street. i've lived there almost 20 years. this construction will take away street parking, adding two garages, and they'll only be one-car garages and adding two new families. the density is not in harmony with glen park neighborhood