subject property is at 99 marietta drive. protesting the issuance on april 13, 2012 to lease a burrell -- lisa burell to alter a building. we're going to start with the appellant's council and you have seven minutes. >> thank you and good evening. president hwang and committee. i represent the appellant, mary maxon.sh she is on assignment at the white house in d.c. but i in august she will be coming back to her home at 95 murieta drive -- marietta drive. the permit holder lives on the peninsula. she has a real estate background. she is the sole title owner of the property in question, 99 marietta drive and the issue raised is the appropriateness of a decking system she intends to hang on the back of her property. i'm going to try to limit my comments to about five minutes and then mary will speak as well. you can see that the decks in question are close to the adjoining property in level owned by dr. maxon. the houses are cheek and jowl. i have attached to the brief and exhibit c the representation of the sideline that would

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jake area marietta had a shutout going. issues for the o's, bases juiced for ike davis, this one deep to center, deep enough for his first career grand slam. 4-0 mets and that's more than enough for dickey who went the distance. he dazzled the birds with his knuckle ball, struck out 13 orioles and this one in style. he throws his second consecutive one-hit game. he's now 11-1. the mets shut out baltimore 5 -0. >>> one quick programming note, the nats and o's are on fox 5 this saturday, the battle of the beltway part 2. camp the action at 7 p.m. these two teams met mid-may with the birds taking two of three in this series. >>> most redskins players have left town to go to their hometowns as they enjoy a break from offseason workouts. some players do take in the area like terrance austin, a long beach, california native, who had work on the east coast this week. third year wide receiver terrance austin is working at his second annual football camp for kids held at st. stevens, st. agnes in alexandria. the age range is 6 to 15

it is important for us to evaluate this decision amongst a marietta of things we are going to want to see in the budget. for me personally, it is the confidence of knowing we can pay for this tax occlusion the following year. it was not clear to me, when this was brought before me, that we have not taken this into account in the next fiscal year. i assumed this would impact following year revenues, not this year's fiscal year revenue. i am sorry. the controller's office -- do you want to? i want to be accurate in what i am saying. >> through the president to supervisor kim, the impact is in the budget year, 1213-1214. it is approximately $1.50 million in year one, about $2.50 million in year two. as the board of supervisors are adjusting the budget to rebalance it if the legislation is approved, there would need to be $1.50 million added in year one, and 2.5 in year 2. supervisor kim: thank you for that clarification. we do not have $1.50 million allocated for this year. i would feel better if the mayor's office could say that within the current proposed budget that could include it,

marietta, calif.. welcome to the program. caller: your gentleman from the -- from virginia was a conservative guy. i will disagree with that guy from virginia. just take a cup of coffee, take a breath, wait for the next guest. this gentleman hosting this show is probably the most fair post c-span has. and to our lady from politico, maybe we ought to look at the business of c-span. i think many of your callers would be quite amazed to know there is not one federal dollar going into c-span. ok? this is sponsored by business. and to speak to the republican guy, i am really excited, because i think republicans, led by mcconnell who has said he wants to make this republican a one-term presidents for the simple reason of his political philosophy. the tarp funds that were spread to the unions that sponsor our teachers, firefighters, and police. we all like teachers, firefighters, and police. but we also realize if we leave the democrats in power, this will be a continuous battle of tax, tax, spend, spend. in one of his speeches in t

police arrested francisco her hand as marietta on saturday. they say he grabbed a woman near the iron horse trail, then threw her on the ground and covered her mouth. investigators say the woman fought back by being hernandez and punching him several times in the face. police say he ran away and was caught a short time later. >> 7:37. the mayor of and access his city is on an upswing. in his speech, mayor jim davis says the city has survived many budget cuts brought on by the bad economy, but he says things are looking up. davis says transportation projects like the huge highway for widening project, that will drive the economy over the next several years. he says after years of having to lay off city employees, they are actually able to hire more workers in recent months. >>> mostar verse, as you can imagine, he did a ticket, but many say these particular tickets came out of nowhere. people who have been using kurt told him in part for years were stunned to see drivers getting tickets as they pick up passengers. the two new parking officers r

reverend ronald mccrary, deputy director of chaplaincy services at cobb county sheriff's office in marietta, georgia. the guest chaplain: let us pray. eternal lord god, from whom we come and to whom we belong, may your kingdom come. use our lawmakers today to do your divine will on earth, as it is in heaven. give them your wisdom so that justice rolls down like water and righteousness like a mighty stream. this we pray, in the matchless name of jesus christ our lord. amen. the presiding officer: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to the flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the presiding officer: the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington, d.c, june 21, 2012. to the senate: under the provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable tom udall, a senator from the state of new mexico, to perform the duties f the chair. signed: daniel k. inouye, president

the owner of a gas station convenience store in marietta, georgia, sentenced to three years in federaled food stamp card for twice the amount they requested. the government would pay up, no questions asked every single time. >> steve: we're one day way from when i'll have another looks to make history and become the first horse since 1978 to win the triple crown. you're look at new video in to us of horses going for a practice run this morning. anna coyman is live in the new york city area with a preview. hello, anna. >> good morning to everybody. the horses are stretching their legs, getting ready for the big dance tomorrow. but despite this humble beginnings and relative lack of success until only recently, the jockey for horse, i'll have another, is trying to do what hasn't been done in a generation, win the triple crown and live up to his new nickname, super mario. success hasn't come easily for 25-year-old jockey mario gutierrez. he's only won 12% of his races in the past year. his luck changed when he climbed on i'll have another, winning the kentucky derby and the preakness. he