my name is leonard pond -- >> mining is leonard pond -- >> my name is leonard pond. i had two concerns with this proposal. one is to do with the setback. the project plan currently reflects a front setback 10 inches, based on the set back of the adjoining properties at 924 ortega street and 908 ortega street. the street level average setback is 10 feet. on the other adjoining property, there is an average third level setback of poor 0.5 feet. these figures are documented in the department's street planning and construction drawings, which i can submit for your review. i am requesting that the front setbacks for the proposed project be determined based on true setback figures, as per planning code section 132. my other concern relates to the proposed rare word addition in the renovation. the multi-level real extension will encroach into the existing mid-block open space. the existing structures in the southeast corner of our block that surround my rear yard -- this results in my open space being a three-sided open box, with the fourth side exposed only to the west. ne

leonard pond, you spoke. tracy thompson was the second one. francis short? >> i am the owner of 1850 and 1891. vice president olague: can you pull the microphone down a little? >> sorry. my property has extremely limited access to open space. the rear yard extension will cut off sunlight. i am scared it will become dark. i will have more hardship if the topi walls lose the little like they have. i feel this project will impact me greatly, and no one notified me. thank you. vice president olague: thank you. are there any additional speakers in support of the dr request? seeing none, project sponsor. commissioner moore: she has a picture. vice president olague: ok. >> [inaudible] vice president olague: thank you. commissioner antonini: i don't think it makes any difference. vice president olague: project sponsor. >> i am the project architect. the property owners, and jake and donna, are also here. it has been a long night. i am not trying to talk about the end inches -- about the to and inches. as an architect, i follow the planning code and the residential d