ms. solomon's objection is the front porch of the edition. and the other is the entirety of the edition and the clay street folks are of course objecting to the back. i'm not sure if removing the back parts of the edition is going to resolve the objection. the other thing i have to say is in truth -- you must look at the rendering and see from street -- from the street, it is entirely within character and from above it is entirely within character. and i have a rendering of the finished product here for me to look at. i'm closer here if you wish. >> could i see that if you want to put the latest rendering up. let's see. there it is. that would be great to see because i think you can get a better idea. i'm not so sure. i guess the character of the neighborhood, i mean, as seen from pleasant street, obviously, you do not see these upper, these fifth floors. if you're high enough to look down on them, you will see them. but there are a series of areas that have fifth floors along that street. and i don't know that this would make any difference

ms. solomon's penthouse on the left. we took it out. we lowered the -- we lowered the rest of the left side addition to conform with the slope of the steps. and we lowered the rooftop on the right-hand side even though tim who is on the -- who is in the brick building on the right side really has no view or even light issues. but most important, we took three and a half feet off of the back of the building. we took a -- we took 3'2" off both floors, took the back balcony off we had on the third floor and in that way, i think we got a great deal of additional light and ventilation. we had a shadow study done. it shows for eight months of the year there's no impact on the back neighbors. for the other four months there's a slight impact on the back wall during a few hours in the day, it goes from november 21 to february 21, it foes from zero to impact -- from zero to impact to zero again. i have the shadow study for your review, i brought a copy for everyone and i can answer questions. we sent emails to neighbors to comment, i suspect --