mr. pincow. okay. we will hear from mr. kenneth hillan. you have seven minutes. >> okay, yeah, and i'll try and have to share my screens. good evening, members of the board. my name is kenneth hillan, and i'm speaking on behalf of myself and my husband, duncan robinson. as outlined in my brief, i will show that the proposed project has an unlawful front set back pursuant to planning code section 132-b. furthermore, it contravenes san francisco's residential design guidelines. don't hesitate to stop me for any clarification as we proceed, and now, i'm going to move to share screen, so i hope this'll work. can you tell me if you can see my screen? >> clerk: yes, we can. >> good. it is this extension that will be the focus of my discussion today. under the law, planning code section 132 b applies using attive dimension of calculating the depth of the required front set back, and these are accomplished using the two proposed set backs of the two adjacent properties. 50 seward has the greatest front set back, and 44-46 seward has the least set

mr. pincow, you have three minutes. [inaudible] i have to say under oath that i've watched their car go in and out of their garage and not bottom out. why not? there's zero issue here, except -- and this is key, that switching the garage side allows them to build a larger home. what a farce. this person's demo counts and statements are to be believed, i'm going to show that photo that i just took so that everyone can see. literally took that photo while others were speaking tonight. am i still sharing the screen? i can't hear anyone -- >> yes, we can see your screen. >> can you please -- stop sharing. okay. sorry about that. mr. duffy said he starts to look at demo counts when it's a 70 to 80% demo. that's not the standard. the standard is much lower under section 317 and what it requires. seriously, permit holder's attorney said that there isn't a cohesive character to the neighborhood. the r.d.g. expressly concerns itself with pattern. pattern is defined in the dictionary as a reliable sample of traits or other observ