that home is owned by dorrian and julie stone. we respectfully ask that you exercise the special power of d.r. as an exceptional and extraordinary circumstances associated with this project. no other home in the immediate area has a roof deck on top of a back garage. much less one that is illegal and much less one that is skirted the law for more than 50 years. and as used, for the past three and a half years, has invaded the privacy and disturbed the tranquility of the most immediate neighbors. those standing on door yan and julie's back garage roof deck look in my master bedroom, master bathroom shower, kitchen, dinning room, living room. the three feet that dorian and julie proposes to reduce the existing deck by on the eastside does not eliminate a line of sight that they and their guests on that back roof deck still have right into our home. the reciprocal privacy will only be attained if that back deck remains with tall trees planted to block those lines of sight and yet we don't want to be in that position of having to plan

that home is owned by dorrian and julie stone. we respectfully ask that you exercise the special power of d.r. as an exceptional and extraordinary circumstances associated with this project. no other home in the immediate area has a roof deck on top of a back garage. much less one thats

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july. dow and s&p within a stone's throw of going negative for the year once again.plete coverage on what is driving this global markets. dominic chu is taking a look at the key earnings, eamon javers is at the white house with reaction and seema mody is abroad and on set to break it all down we will begin with those industrials and dom chu. dom? >> three of the worst performers on s&p earnings season not going the way the bulls had planned. it's early in the season generally speaking, it has been positive that's curious, right? according to data, more than three-quarters of reports have beaten analyst estimates as for the revenue side, it's still positive but to a lesser degree therein lies the rub, 63% has topped expectations. rbc strategist points out, that pace of beats has moderated, especially true on the revenue side, in the case of sales beats is sharper than earnings per share side also, this notion that traders are using these earnings reports to sell the news this investment group notes of the stocks reported so far this season around three-quarters have t

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