to be, a code compliant solution would have had a continuous rear yard that would have been erect ohlin ear in ratio. the impact upon the only one that would impact potentially the tenant is where the distance to the rear yard is the subject. the other is in terms of light and air. you have windows and looking at open space. i don't see much difference there. is that correct? >> yes. i think that's an important point too and also considering maybe our urban design codes have evolved but the planning code has risen up. this is an example of the code provision that is right for reevaluation. in neighborhood commercial districts we would be able to handle a corner yard with a rear modification. there are different findings that are made. this is an rm district not similar to an mc district. maybe we should look at that and how we can align the planning code. >> since there have been four corner lots an appealed to this body in the last 2 years, although one was different because most of the corner lots have a ratio of roughly square. >> that's correct. >> commissioners, the matter is submi