up front, we have scott sanchez, also representing the plannin

up front, we have scott sanchez, also representing the plag

this is validated on specific queries, including a meeting with scott sanchez and at the carters' home earlier today with scott. appellant derosa cites claims from various consultants with regards to which survey points to use. these are inconsistent and contradictory with one another and inaccurate. ben ron stated a method where he uses a center line of the property. we know that to be inaccurate. the appellants's claim is based on the high level point being in the middle of the yard. the code dictates we use grade points along the side property lines. at the west property line, this photo here on the screen was taken in 2012 before the carters made landscape improvements and before they excavated the lawn area. the end of the landscape area is level with the brick patio, this represents the prior and current grade. keep in mind as we look at the next image, this photo was taken recently from a slightly different angle. the same landscape area along the fence in the previous photo exists. although the grass and the patio is lower, the original grade still runs along the west property

this is a situation where scott sanchez from the zoning administrator looked at the documents. he saw that no variance has ever been allowed to create a lot that is less than 25 feel in width. based on that the recorded property description is illegal. this is a giant mess up from 20 years ago. almost 40 years ago when this lot was taken from one single lot into two. my clients want to work with their neighbors to get this worked out but the fact is that this re-hearing has certain requirements. they have to show manifest injustice and there is none. nothing has happened in regard to their lap properties. you have not said anything that alters the property they have. they have to provide new information that wasn't previously available. they're giving a rehash of documents they already presented to this court or providing a brand-new document that to explain why it wasn't presented before. and given that the crux of their previous argument was that my client's pipes encroached by an inch over the property line and the eaves encroached it should have been relevant and present th

scott? >> reporter: hey, wolf. just this morning spanish prime minister pedro sanchez announced he would ask the spanish parliamentextend the stay at home order for another 15 days now until april 11th and acknowledged how difficult that will be for his country. authorities also announced that the borders will effectively shut to anyone who is not a spanish citizen, a resident or an essential worker as of midnight tonight. inside central madrid there is still a very heavy police presence across the country. they've issued some 15,000 tickets for people being out of their homes when they shouldn't be and for good reason. the death toll jumped to more than 1,700. spain has yet to see much of a payoff for the restrictive measures its put in place, but this morning authorities explained why it is so important right now to stay the course. listen. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> translator: we are approaching the time period in perhaps we are lucky we will turn the curve, stabilize and it will start to go down. models under kate we are not very far away but laxing measures prematurely would mean starting again. we

scott. >> this is not so terrible. yeah, yeah. now i noticed kris sanchez had a tripod. i have gone online and have one fedex tomorrow. i'm holding by hand. it looks like another rough day on wall street as you saw. the fed cut interest rates to zero. you would think that would leave them with few other options. indeed they do have other options. we saw that during 2009 as they bought up all kinds of things in quantitative easing. as for the money going into the system, money can't fight a pandemic, so we will see what, if at all, that does. let's look at the futures. this is the best on the open. they started betting so heavily against the good open that they shut down the futures market. we may see that on wall street as well. we've seen the circuit breakers kick in. there is some debate whether circuit breakers make any difference at this point. it could be that we know the bad news. circuit breakers are designed to stop trading when bad news comes in suddenly. we don't know what to make of this. we know what to make of all of this. airlines really suffering. united s

up front, we have scott sanchez, also representing the planning department and planning commission. as well as andrew