mr. hillis? >> i was going to echo that. we didn't redesign a fourth floor addition, that was set back 15 feet on all sides today. i think this is a much -- you know, this is obviously an extremely sensitive area, i think the design works that's there now, but i think we have to see what the design would be like and what another floor on this building would look like and how it would look like in the context instead of just loping off five feet here and there. >> yeah, that's what we're talking about, that's what's before us, so i would agree to continue it. >> commissioner sugaya? >> i guess i'll support a continuance, but i think that the commission is going to realize that the request for the dr is to deny the entire third floor, so that has to be understood to the neighbors that we're not considering loping off the entire floor at this point in any case, so i think the direction to the architect is to try to do something with a setback and come back with some additional, you know, additional proposal of some kind and if

mr. hillis and commissioner antonini were talking about, it seems as though the developer's quite willing to work with the theatre in terms of the specific issues that were just discussed. i think that related to drainage, ventilation, light, realizing that some of that is due to property line issues and i heard him say he's willing to put in a skylight or some kind of ventilation. anyway, that might be part of any motion that we make. with respect to noise transmission, i think there are two issues for me anyway, one is noise that emanates from the completed building, whatever form that building takes, it's going to be residential with ground floor retail. i would not think that the operation or the use of that building for those purposes will generate any kind of overt noise problems. the issue of the rear yard which is a deck on the second level or above the first level anyway, you know, we're not going to get rid of the open space, so i'm not sure exactly how to address that, that will have to be partially, there might be some sound attenuation along the property line wall, that can b

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