mr. zillman had to deal with some life threatening illness. the planning department recently gave you some yellow highlighting examples from the interior guidelines, some from some standards, some from the reconstruction standards. they are very different, but i would maintain that perhaps neither should be applied. this is a special situation, or perhaps, from each, but let me talk about the a little bit. the rehabber standards are supposed to be used when there is some building left -- the rehab standards. the reconstruction is used when you have varied little evidence that something is there, but you may have narrative stories or perhaps some foundations that you can figure out archaeological it. now, we do not have either of these situations -- that you can figure out archaeological linked -- archaeologically. this is why i suggest two options, including applying none of them. there are some guidelines that should be applied here and are very clear. the project should not confuse the public between what is original, what is very old, and w

mr. zillman and i have been at the forefront of historic preservation for many years. i believe what they are doing is a great asset for the city. i have an arts and crafts house with the carriage house in the rear. ecker i was thinking of making this house into a historical landmark. i do not think i am going to do it. director goldstein: next speaker, please. >> i am a tour leader with the public library. for nine years, i have led a different walking tours in san francisco. i support the design that they propose to the victorian carriage house. in looking at the project, there are available this resources that suggest the appearance of the carriage house, not just at 280 divisadero. however, there is no record of what this carriage house looked like in the 18 eighties, so there is a challenge. after 10 years, berard only five years, -- there aren't -- there are five options. let's do the right thing. director goldstein: next speaker, please. >> hello, i also work with a nationally registered property. i fully support the zillmans. they have been at the forefront of