>> can we let ms. mah interpret. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> in regards to r3, that is a building code classification and the chief building inspector can correct me, but it is for a one and two-unit building. that does cause confusion. that is separate from a planning code and classification. in this case, it is an rh 2 which allows for up to two dwelling units. in this case, were they to -- i think potentially there could be a path forward for them to legalize a unit on the property and have a total of three. one could be an a.d.u. one could be a legalization. it hasn't been applied for and we haven't seen if that is possible. if something is determined to be a u.d.u., they are required to obtain the c.u. to remove it only if there is no path to legalize the unit. it's a potential here that if something hasn't been investigated, that if it were to be determined it were a u.d.u., there would be no path to legalize it. that hasn't been determined at this point. >> there is a potentially a path at th

ms. mah. let's take you off of mute. one moment. we can't hear you. please go ahead. >> [speaking foreign languag language] -- the interpreter has finished interpreting. >> thank you. we will now hear from the attorney for the permit holder, mr. ryan patterson. if the interpreter can again listen and prepare to interpret afterwards a summary. >> will do. thank you. >> thank you. >> i'm here. can you hear me? >> yes, welcome. >> thank you. i'm ryan patterson on behalf of the permit holder lillian lee. the subject property is one legal dwelling unit on the second and third floors above one unauthorized dwelling unit in the basement. the owner is legalizing the basement under a separate application process. this all came about because the appellant apparently filed a complaint with the planning department, alleging that the third floor where her bedroom is located contains an unauthorized dwelling unit, essentially, that the second and third floors are separate units under planning code 317. the

ms. mah. let's take you off of mute. one moment. we can't hear you. please go ahead. >> [speaking foreign languag language] -- the interpreter has finished interpreting. >> thank you. we will now hear from the attorney for the permit holder, mr. ryan patterson. if the interpreter can again listen and prepare to interpret afterwards a summary. >> will do. thank you. >> thank you. >> i'm here. can you hear me? >> yes, welcome. >> thank you. i'm ryan patterson on behalf of the permit holder lillian lee. the subject property is one legal dwelling unit on the second and third floors above one unauthorized dwelling unit in the basement. the owner is legalizing the basement under a separate application process. this all came about because the appellant apparently filed a complaint with the planning department, alleging that the third floor where her bedroom is located contains an unauthorized dwelling unit, essentially, that the second and third floors are separate units under planning code 317. the