mr. butler was just saying was talking about bringing in and paving over the entire site and moving back. i do not think that is a good solution. there are two existing trees down there. we're talking about being green and having good solutions. building above an existing structure is a much better alternative. in terms of the height, i want to reiterate the top unit. it nestles between these guys banged -- guys. this has between the top unit. staff has done a good job helping us find the solution. i want to commend them for bringing this here today. i typically like to stick to the facts and not correct people. mr. williams as saying that this is two units. it is actually a single-family unit. i want to make sure that we all know that. there are plenty of roof decks around the area and tall buildings. there are a lot of tall buildings. a lot of people enjoy going up on their roofs. thank you for the consideration. >> the public hearing is closed. >> thank you. this almost goes back to when i was first on the commission. not quite. 2005 i believe. it is quite a ways back. that was quite a

mrs. dahlkemper: madam speaker, last week i attended the big butler fair in butler county in western pennsylvania and what was the number one question my constituents asked? what are you doing about the deficit? i visited senior centers and what did our seniors say to me? stop the unnecessary spending. today i'm proud to tell my constituents that we are taking action. we are cutting wasteful, unnecessary government spending to the tune of $98 billion. that's how much federal agencies sent in improper payments and overpayments in 2009. $98 billion is how much we stand to gain with the improper payments, elimination and recovery act. this bill will save taxpayer funds and increase transparency by maake making federal agencies accountable for the money they spend. i'm telling my constituents right now, we're cutting wasteful spending and we have a powerful new tool to do it. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the chair lays before the house this enrolled bill. the clerk: h.r. 5502, an act to amend the effective date of the gift card provisions