mr. gladstone, and maybe this is for mr.macy, the bathroom doors, we just heard a comment concerned about the transparency of the bathroom doors. i know the pictures you showed are from the model unit, i believe, for a similar type of project but located elsewhere. i don't know if that is exactly the door that you're planning to use for these bathrooms or if it's a more private solid door would be appropriate for these bathrooms. is mr. macy with us? >> mr. macy? >> i don't know if he's on mute or -- i think we had him earlier, didn't we? well, mr. macy -- >> there he is. >> here it is, okay. i can't hear him if he's speaking. okay, well, i'll end my questions -- oh, are you there? yes, there we go. we have you. >> yes, could you ask the question again, please? >> yes. we heard a caller who was referring to the translucent bathroom doors. i think they are kind of opaque frosted glass, and i believe that those images are from a model unit that's been built out at a different project, and i just was curious if you believe the

mr. gladstone. >> rick gladstone. i am going to ask the project sponsor, owner of the property to speak. before he does, could i ask what the incremental expense might be? then i will let mr. patell briefly tell us all when he can accept that. >> certainly. the installation of curb stone requirements that fire and emergency would have per square foot i would say it is roughly 2.5 times the cost of asphalt. it would be roughly two times the cost of unit pavers. >> square footage of how much, mr. chan? >> with the length of approximately 120 feet by 24 feet. that is about 2800 square feet. >> i was going to take a stab what the current cost of asphalt is for a roadway. i would imagine with underlayment the assault for that would be in the neighborhood of probably 80 to $100,000. >> for then cremental? >> to make it turf stone 2.5 times that cost because of the base preparation being higher. you need to irrigate that curb stone as well. it would be $250,000 as opposed to $100,000. >> that is incremental amount, mr. chan?

mr. gladstone. >> rick gladstone. i am going to ask the project sponsor, owner of the property to speak. before he does, could i ask what the incremental expense might be? then i will let mr. patell briefly tell us all when he can accept that. >> certainly. the installation of curb stone requirements that fire and emergency would have per square foot i would say it is roughly 2.5 times the cost of asphalt. it would be roughly two times the cost of unit pavers. >> square footage of how much, mr. chan? >> with the length of approximately 120 feet by 24 feet. that is about 2800 square feet. >> i was going to take a stab what the current cost of asphalt is for a roadway. i would imagine with underlayment the assault for that would be in the neighborhood of probably 80 to $100,000. >> for then cremental? >> to make it turf stone 2.5 times that cost because of the base preparation being higher. you need to irrigate that curb stone as well. it would be $250,000 as opposed to $100,000. >> that is incremental amount, mr. chan?

mr. gladstone. >> rick gladstone. i am going to ask the project sponsor, owner of the property to speak. before he does, could i ask what the incremental expense might be? then i will let mr. patell briefly tell us all when he can accept that. >> certainly. the installation of curb stone requirements that fire and emergency would have per square foot i would say it is roughly 2.5 times the cost of asphalt. it would be roughly two times the cost of unit pavers. >> square footage of how much, mr. chan? >> with the length of approximately 120 feet by 24 feet. that is about 2800 square feet. >> i was going to take a stab what the current cost of asphalt is for a roadway. i would imagine with underlayment the assault for that would be in the neighborhood of probably 80 to $100,000. >> for then cremental? >> to make it turf stone 2.5 times that cost because of the base preparation being higher. you need to irrigate that curb stone as well. it would be $250,000 as opposed to $100,000. >> that is incremental amount, mr. chan?