kate stacey from the city attorney's office. the language on page 41, lines 20 and 21 would go back to code language that exists now and that code language is -- well, the language on page 41 starts with an increase in the exterior dimensions of a building, including but not limited to, the features set forth in 136c25. the existing code language is -- excuse me. i have to find it. an increase to the exterior dimensions of a building, except those features listed in 136-c1 through 136-c24. and 136-c26. so it would still include the so-called pop-out in 136-c25, but it would return to the present code revisions. >> that is entirely acceptable to me and i think addresses through the president to supervisor tang what you're getting at and what i intended the amendment to do. >> ok. but i'm not sure that the -- i mean, the reason why i supported this out of land use committee is because i thought that this legislation actually was helping to streamline certain things that, you know, such as windows, dormers or so forth that we didn'

kate stacey from the city attorney's office. it might help to step back a minute and provide some overarching guidance. the mayor's ordinance originally took out all the procedures and put them into section 333. supervisor peskin's amendment restores some of the notice requirements in section 311, including starting on page 44, i think supervisor pes kin was just about to start describing this. all of the new underlining is restoring language that's already in the code. but that the original ordinance had deleted because of the reference to section 333. so these amendments effectively have two different kinds of notice. the notice that would be required for section by section 311 which is both a 30-day notice, plus all of these sort of contents of notice and who gets notice, provisions that start on page 44. and then all other permits would look to section 333 for those notification guidelines. and that -- there are many details probabthat you might want to discuss within that, but that is sort of the big picture of what these n