commissioner nageswaran. >> thank you. so of course you know being the architectural person that i am i'm going to ask a few kind of more specific questions about it. for those 116,000 parcels are they the ones that are in the gray area on your map or -- >> thank you. good question. so those are all category b properties unknown age eligible. >> they're all over. >> we don't know whether it's a resource or not. >> okay. >> so the map symbology is for the phasing. >> got it. so then my question would be would this mean that all these buildings that you're evaluating and i noted you had the dpr forms, and your survey form. would that mean you would categorize them as a or c and not have to do the part one historic resource evaluation that typically comes with projects done on you know various buildings? >> yes. so the goal is to move away from that process where we have city-wide survey we can rely on for historic resource information and not to have to do that property by property kind of reactive. we're doing this in a mor

commissioner nageswaran? >> interestingly enough, you know, listening to commissioner so and black, looking at the side-by-side is really helpful because then you see the changes and i tend to actually, i agree with commissioner so that the corner on the left is much more distinct. the image on the left is more distinct and i think the panels on the -- i think they appear like grilles but is it okay that they are brick. it's the way the rendering shows it, okay. and then i also, you know, looking at the fens and this inkind of -- i actually do appreciate that on the left. i wasn't imagining that it would get capped. i thought it might extend up and maybe slightly project out. but it was a handsome design from the get-go and you made a lot of improvements and i wouldn't be offended if you didn't do the custom cap and brought back the darker corner to accentuate it and i do appreciate the double height base and to speak to what commissioner so said, she was, you know, she found the original design amenable, may

. >> commissioner nageswaran. >> i just had a few questions for the planners and also the owner. so, i saw the sequence of the work to be done on the home over a number of years and just want to understand how that the permit s would be monitored and completed in a timely fashion and also, i think the recordation of those permits i see there will be drawings and that a professional will be observing some of the conditions that are on the building like the west wall issues and you know, damp issues that are kind of pervasive and may need more attention over time and if those can be investigated and figured out then maybe it won't be a continuing problem. those are my questions. >> great. thank you commissioner. gigi gunther, planning staff. to quickly-the short end is yes all this work will require at a minimum a building permit to be obtained in addition to an administrative entitlement processed by staff for all of the repair and replacement work. staff also undertakes a annual monitoring cycle each year, each of the staff members are assigned 3 to 4 properties where they go thr