mr. perlman. >> thank you. >> are we going to see a map or all of those are overlaid on each other? it looks like a significant part of the city. obviously if there are 80 or 100,000 that haven't been surveyed, that's not a significant part of the city. but it looks like there's a lot that is already mapped. so just curious if we'll see that. i haven't looked ahead. >> if i can go back to the presentation, back on the screen. the one thing to note about this particular map of the context statements is that within these areas, we might have -- the context will contain historic information about the development of that area and some of them, the more recent ones also contain an evaluative framework to properties within that geography that would be identified but these don't contain, with the exception of the areas surveyed, they don't contain actual property by property evaluation. and unfortunately, no, we don't currently -- in this presentation, we don't have a map with those things overlaid. but generally speaking, the adopted surveys are located -- >> back one. >> -- towards downt

mr. perlman and his office to consider tightening the building above five floors in order to create a building that is slightly shallow. if the lot is 40 feet wide, it is being designed at 39 feet 8 inches over the front faÇade, and it is extruded on that dimension. if you would tuck it in a little bit from the east side by a few feet, that would mean creating units which are slightly -- that will slightly vary in sizes as you go further up. you could create a building form that would provide more light into the unit -- units that are seriously affected. that does not mean you lower it to less than eight stories, but you change the profile in the east and west direction. is that possible? will beget a slight shift in unit size, but the units are generously sized, and it doesn't really completely change the building, it changes the way how the building becomes more customized towards the upper floors. >> i certainly follow the logic of that discussion. the layout, as it currently stands, we have our stairs moved out as far as we can. if we were to set it back in the upper floors, weaver -- eith