up right these stairs tell me their stairs it's a shelf unit the stairs it's stairs and dividing wall all in one. scandal you can go up that's a joke so. so cold i must admit i'm impressed i love cozy noakes and this tiny house totally feels like a proper home to the kitchen is to me to sixty we've never had a bigger one apart from the kitchen philip and his girlfriend built everything themselves what can i say it's incredible doesn't this is one point four square metres that's one point four square metres this tiny house is their pride and joy and for now it's their only source of income they have to rent it out yes now this is where i sleep i can't wait. they put all their dedication into bringing this project to life and all their money the house cost thirty thousand euros and developing the community is time consuming stephanie and philip work around the clock to make their dreams come true to idealists wanting to live a simple sustainable life i'm not sure i could ever accuse of them are you can share lots of things that you don't need to only have so like a washing machine uses

an elevator penthouse is exempt -- i'm sorry, stair penthouses to 10 feet and elevator are exempted to a high of 16 feet above the height limit. the planning code allows for railings, catwalks and parapet so exceed that. unenclosed seating and windscreens, lattices and sun shades are also allowed up to a maximum height of 10 feet. the it does not restrict the number of horizontal surface area of roof decks. residential design guidelines, however, offer some guidance under rooftop architectural features. four, in fact. sensitively locate screen rooftop features so they do not dominate the appearance of the building. despine stair and elevator penthouses from the street and compatible with other design proportions and building elements as well as windscreens to minimize impacts to the building's design and light of adjacent buildings. specific guidance regarding the qualitative effects of privacy, light, visibility from other vantage points than the street may be lacking. so what are our recommendations? the department's recommended roof deck policy attempts to strike a balance for reaso

and then another new stair at the southeast tourette. you can see our new accessible entry that rebeca mentioned. you will notice the existing historic main entry has a number of steps leading up to the recessed entry doors. this provided -- in order to maintain the charter defining features of this historic entry, we therefore, came up with the idea of a new accessible entry at the southeast portion. so, from the image, you can see the existing southeast and our proposed new entry. we also consulted with the mayor's office on disability, in order to discuss equitable design strategies. so, by having the entry on the southeast tourette, it maintains mission street as the primary entry. it's 200 feet away from the existing historic entry. it's recessed in order to respect the existing facade. and glazed for visual access as well as to enhance the experience when you are inside the lobby space and beyond. you can see from this perspective that the addition al exterior are quiet. the stair inclose you're is at the north speaking out. as wel

moving stairs with a mind of moving stairs with a mind of their when nighttime nasal congestion closes breathe right strips are designed moving stairs with a mind of their to simply open your nose right back up. so with breathe right you can breathe better and sleep better. breathe bbreathe right.etter. >>> you're watchingto "news 4 y." >>> terrifying video out of rome this morning. an escalator sped outol of con at a train station yesterday. you can see a huge pile of people on the floor. look at that. >> at least 20 people, mostly russian soccer fans, were injured here. r they were e for a champions league soccer game and then that happened. wow. >> i'm surere that tere some injuries down there in that pile of people. >> well, someom terrifyingts as bullets were flying in loudoun county. some ridents there were enjoying a baby shower at the time. >> one woman tells us one bullet pierced her bedroom window. this happened this weekend in lubbotsville. she is one of two casesf stray bullets hitting homes. there have been recent close calls in loudoun county. officialow warning residents

you'll see it only applies to the down stairs commercial space. this needs to be located in a way that it can go all the way back to the rear. if they do that, if they build it like this, they're not going to be able to take it all the way back to the ballet school in the future. what happens next? this condition is either going to be resolved by the fire department shutting down the ballet school or the board should tell them, include secondary egress now as part of this egress permit, going all the way back to serve the ballet school upstairs. we don't want the ballet school to be shutdown, to be clear. my client does not want that. they have a good relationship. i don't think the city wants that, either. really, the only people who might conceivably want the ballet shutdown is the property owner so that they can rent that space out to a higher-paying tenant. so our request of you today is please revise this permit so that the egress goes all the way back. i think my client would like to say a few words, as well. hi, everyone. my name is kent mi

here broke through the security line which was in front of them and now occupying the stairs now what you can see there is police or. supreme court security is is behind there and they're securing the securing the doors thoughts and now we're going to see me again but this makes for sure to a very for a very very noisy confirmation and swear in ceremony for brad kevin all because this is go it's going to happen in about half an hour and our chief justice roberts hey it's ok thanks man. sorry for that so she's justice roberts will hold this where in sermon he with brett kavanaugh who is reportedly already in the building behind me. just how much power will he have as a supreme court justice. well. he is the key to the entire supreme court's doing are going actually a real big step to the right conservatives with red cover now are confirmed as associate justice at the supreme court and on the bench the whole court won't be middle of the road anymore or to the left it will be to the right it will be a very conservative court and that of course matters a lot to all the the themes and topi

and -- corridor and no stairs. it swings out over the property. we don't know. >> sadly, different things told to different people. >> i think we're probably going to get a complaint on it. it's going to get messy. that's the way i look at it, if they involve the ballet school at this point, and there's a possibility they'll be cited for violations, which could include use violations, exiting, a whole lot of things, but we haven't received that, so if that comes our way, we'll deal with it. >> thank you. >> may i ask a question of our city attorney, mr. russy. there's a lot of legalese going on here, and what is your take on this situation? >> you might need to ask a more specific question. i don't entirely understand what's going on with the property owners. >> it's just regarding a lot of legal term for prior stuff was -- was mentioned this evening, and what's before us is really only the corridor. and so -- >> no. >> no. >> the second exit being added to the ground floor. >> right. >> i haven't heard anyone say

they moved successfully everybody off of the stairs.e a few arrests it looks like at the top of the stairs where people would not move and there was even one protest who would climb on top of the women's statue. the contemplation of justice that got the crowd going again and police were able to get that protester off and i want to show you, in front of the supreme court. to show you how people are sort of waiting to see what happens. they know that brett kavanaugh is in there, he's about to be sworn in. the point of all of this, they say, is to have him hear them. he may have been confirmed. he may be sworn in, but they're not going to forget this. there was not one person i spoke to today who thought any senators would change their vote on this but they certainly wanted to put them on notice that come november, they will vote a certain way and in the future, certainly 2020, they're also looking forward to. they will also remember this moment. so how long that actually lasts is not clear but it was a few tense moments for this security

normally in homes of this size, you have a back stairs for staff. didn't happen here. i kind of suspect it has to do with the fact that the men designing the palace, the men working to have the palace built had not seen a back stairs so they just built the one staircase. also he like sd new technology. in the original construction there was hot and cold running water, telephones, gas light. gaslights were replaced by electric lights in 1887. it has electric lights four years before the white house in washington, d.c. if you had been visiting hawaii in the 19th century, they would have invited you and the rest of your crew and would have grilled you about what you were doing here, why you were here, what you wanted to see and then he would have connected you with the people you wanted to meet. the more i read about the guests the more convinced i am he was networking. in the regime right now in the case are western symbol s of rank. order for his coronation. that seems to be the only time they were actually used or worn. awaiian symbols of rank. and between the thrones.

it's designed so that one person can climb the stairs and another descent and while they can see each other they cannot meet. the master of the house took pleasure in playing this game with me he descending as i climbed the thought that i expected to meet him on the steps amused him greatly i shat in his pleasure. the juice to case is a marvel of ingenuity consisting of two spar olds one on top of the other around a vacant shaft in the center at the bottom is a connecting passage leading directly from the foot of one flight to the foot of the other. the staircase was designed by land ordered a vinci who crosses the first had brought to the new walk. the staircase also made possible another less well known feature of. the true claim to distinction the dome the main tract of the chateau is effectively the first modern apartment building probably also thanks to dr inch. for the first time identical flaws with identical apartments were arranged above each other radiating from the staircase in the shape of a greek cross large holes after starfish as they connected parts of the château but

he kicked me down the stairs. he kicked me in the stomach when i was pregnant.omestic violence accounts for a third of all violent crimes in england and wales. but is there a way to change those who abuse their partners? 39—year—old zibi is married with four children. six weeks ago, his wife and children left the family home for the second time. she said he hit her repeatedly for years. i'm not proud of what i did. i try and change, you know, everything in my life to prove, you know, i'm a different person for her and for kids, forfamily. zibi's family are under the care of social services. he'll need to show he has changed, or he may never be able to see his children without supervision again. you can't pay for ever for what has happened. it's my family, it's my wife, my kids, and i'll do absolutely everything to show i'm the right person for her, for kids, for whole family. zibi's starting a therapy course specially designed to change abusive behaviour. it is run by david and denise — trained counsellors who have over 20 years‘ experience of working with viole

and take the stairs of the supreme court until supreme court police and d.c. police moved them back behind the barriers here and just how much power will he have as a supreme court justice going forward. considerable power considerable power because with his nomination and his confirmation and him taking a seat on the bench of the supreme court he will move the entire supreme court clearly to the right this will be a conservative supreme court and it wasn't that before it was a court the middle of the road kind of. politically speaking middle of the road supreme court that's not the case anymore and that's a huge win for donald trump and the republicans because trump had promised to tell and on the campaign trail in two thousand and sixteen that like it or not he will put conservative judges into the into the supreme court he succeeded with this so yes this will be very very important and it will influence political issues of this country of the entire united states for generations and decades to come so a win for trump will it be a win for republicans in the

they have climbed the stairs of the supreme court. police have asked them to leave.ot, they will be arrested. one person was arrested. two more follows. as they go up, the crowd cheers, and what they hope and brett kavanaugh, wherever they are swearing him in will hear this. the three points they had made is that they believe survivors, that the our court as they have been chanting all day, and remember in november. we certainty heard that on the floor the of senate and we have heard that out here over and over again throughout the day. this is a rallying cry for the people here. whether or not that happens is the big question, ana. >> miguel, do you get the sense there is a goal, or is it just to release emotion? >> reporter: they want the supreme court, they want the senate to know that they are watching, that everything that haz transpired during this bitter nomination process is remembered, and that they are here to witness what they are doing, and are vowing revenge at the ballot box. that is the gist of it. nobody that i spoke to today thought that they were go

we did have several open permits, one for a back stairs, electrical, plumbing. they did require electrical and plumbing work, all of which i've done. i've done all of the -- everything. like, the stairs, they opened the permit, they didn't close it, but we had it inspected, and everything is fine. this is just a stumbling block because they won't allow the windows. but again, if they had had the homeowners went to get a permit, i'm sure they would have been able to get one. and again, i have no idea why they didn't, but you know, they owned the house since 1920. they just decided to replace their windows, i guess, so that -- i'm just trying to make it all compliant and legal. >> so you haven't hit the lottery yet? >> no. no -- >> i -- >> no. no, i haven't. >> that was my question, as well, 'cause it looked like it was discovered under the condo conversion. >> that's correct, yes. >> is the building being held with a t.i.c. or are you just -- >> no, i own the whole thing. >> okay. and you live in the property? >> i live in the property. have since 2003. >> okay.

why couldn't the stairs go to the roof? i could try and tell that story, but the project architect is in a far better position to explain that. >> president hillis: we heard that story. i think the project is generally well designed and it works. i just think having that nine -- you've got to build the enclosure for it, and you've got to go up for equipment. i agree, it's just too much on the roof. so i mean i'd support taking d.r. and finding a different means to get up on the roof and lopping off the elevator access. but i can't make a motion. commission commissioner koppel? >> commissioner moore: i'd just summaries and make a motion out of it. based on the roof deck and the elevator, cat walks and ladders is somewhat out of keeping with the neighborhood. >>clerk: sir. >> commissioner moore: i make a motion that we do take d.r., eliminate the elevator going to the roof, but supporting the other intent of the project with adding an a.d.u. or legalizing a formal mother-in-law unit but not using the roof in the form that it

it just gave me chills. >> came running up the stairs towards me. i just looked at him and said what are you doing here? >> she recognized him and you can hear her on a 911 call. >> i didn't see -- i don't know. >> what are you doing here? >> i remember him just kind of making this motion like whoa. then he ran off. >> did you start to think in those split seconds that this mystery man was really after sam? >> yeah, i mean it was definitely a suspicion. >> it must have been such a puzzle. >> yes. >> puzzling too for detectives. >> we needed to know what he this connection was. >> coming up, more secrets waiting to be revealed. >> she said i need to you sit down. i have something to tell you. and the hairs on the back of my neck stood up. >> when "dateline" continues. >>> while sam dreher clung to life in the icu, dianne mcknight remained at the crime scene wondering who could have been responsible for his shooting. how scared are you knowing that there's a shooter on the loose? >> you was terrified. >> she told detectives about the strange man she h

turn off to go down the stairs like that?>> l.a.-based animal rescue posted this video to tell children you that, too, can insist in animal rescue. they say they got a call from that man right there, joshua johnson, and they said he waited an hour to get through busy l.a. traffic to help this duck. they say that duck is in trouble. they get there, they get close. that duck isn't moving. when loretta gets close. right there, you see it hopping. see that? >> yeah, wrapped around its front leg. it's probably been there a while. >> then he realized, wait a minute, that looks like that could be a splint. >> so somebody tried to do their own little rescue and didn't quite work. >> oh, that's actually kind of sweet, but still sad. >> yeah, still sad, because joshua cared enough and waited an hour. they were able to come and get it. then they called the ventura hummingbird group because they weren't licensed to take care of they say they hear from kids all over the country calling them. they just google a rescue group in the area and

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these stairs presumably once led up to a home that as you can see is now no longer there. in fact these stairs, the only indication that there was a structure there in the first place on the other side of it. and when you talk about mexico beach as a whole, this is destruction that spans for really the entire city. you get a good idea by looking over my right shoulder here again. city officials were telling us that it will be twelve to eighteen months at the very least before this city returns to any sense of normalcy. florida resident: "it's tough but the emotional aftermath toll of a hurricane, the aftermath, is what gets ya. cuz you gotta survive the rest of this."it's been three days since hurricane michael swept the florida panhandlethe region faces a long road to recovery. over 300,000 customers in florida don't have power. "andrew it took us three months to get power. so now how longs it gunna take to get power" the hurricane made landfall here near mexico beach -- with winds as strong as 155 miles per hour. mexico beach mayor al cathey: "i've never seen anything li

for those firefighters to climb those stairs with gear and hoses is pretty stunning. hats off to every single engine company and truck that showed up there. if you recall the truck numbers, i think 28 was there, which other engines were there? 2, 13. commissioners, it was absolutely amazing, but i want to round it back to the reason that our department is so successful with fires like that is because of the experience that and the knowledge and the leadership you have brought to this department with the years of your service here. it is an honor to work with you. there will be plenty of time to honor you between now and the date you actually leave, it has been an honor to work with you and i look forward to working with you for the next six months. you have left this department in a much better place than it was when you first came to the department. you were one of the first women firefighters, as i understand, in this department. that may not have been easy to come into this fire department with all men, irish, italians, it could not have been easy to work up to chi

go down the stairs and get out. only this time, there were a lot of sirens that showed up really fast. and that doesn't usually happen. >> and those firefighters really did show up fast. here the fire chief talking to us a short time ago live. she was saying she had just announced her retirement. but how proud she is of her department. thanking the men and women. and of course largely responsible for the fact there are no injuries out here tonight. and that is really the good news. live in san francisco. >> okay. thank you. >> you saw her at the scene of the fire. san francisco longest serving fire chief. is stepping down. >> very excited. very grateful for a 29 year career. it will be 29 years when i retire in the spring. >> just a short time ago. she publicly announced her retirement. the first woman fire chief in 2004. after 14 years with the department. giving a reason, she said it's time. >> relationships between labor and management can be challenging. i have had my share of that. but, really glad to have weat

someone took his helmet off and carried him down the stairs. >> reporter: and shooting right above your head. you're working on this officer as there's a gun battle feet away from you. >> reporter: the suspect firing and spewing hatred during that gunfight with officers. >> suspect talking about all these jews need to die. we're still communicating with him. >> reporter: eventually the suspect shot, wounded, crawls out on his knees and surrenders. outside the temple fear and disbelief. >> my father-in-law was inside. i gotared i tt place. this is crazy. unbelievable. people have to stop the hate. >> reporter: 11 people killed. >> did you wish you had gone back for them and tried to hustle them as well out the door. >> the intellect side of my brain says, jeffrey, you couldn't have done anything. there's knock you could have done. if you would have gone back, you would have been number eight in that room. but the emotional side of me says, i left them and i'm their passion tore of their flock. and i can't be consoled for that. >> reporter: the alleged gunman identified by authorities as

. >> i went up a very narrow set of stairs leading from the living room to a second floor to use the restroom. when i got to the top of the stairs, i was pushed from behind into a bedroom across from the bathroom. >> reporter: ford also says she remembers the laughter between kavanaugh and his friend mark judge. >> what is the strongest memory you have?rongest sog thatounofoet >>ghter. the uproarious laughter between the two. and their having fun at my expense. >> reporter: kavanaugh and judge deny any of this happened. president trump had said he would keep an open mind until the fbi completes its investigation. but in front of his supporters, now, a very different tone. >> we want kavanaugh! we want kavanaugh! >> reporter: is that to help kavanaugh's no, ma'am snags? is this to rally the base? is this going to help with the midterms? what's the point in doing that? >> again, i dispute that it wasn't anything other than the president stating facts. >> reporter: the facts, soon to be in the hands of senators who will decide judge kavanaugh's fate. >> so, let's get to cecilia vega, li

the variance is required for the stairs to lead up to the roof deck. the roof deck is allowed on a existing non conforming rear yard. we set this back away from the neighbor's property in consideration of their privacy concerns. as you heard from some of the adjacent neighbors, we are on an area and i just wanted to point out, i'm going to flip the pages. we are on an area where a lot of room behind. >> pull that down, we can't see it. >> we were on an area with a lot of room behind so it's a different situation than being right on anna jays enter neighbor. there's some space in between and some buffer which is different than many places in the city. our upper floor addition. our upper floor addition, much has been made about the seismic. we're looking at a -- >> thank you, your time is up. >> you have a two minute rebuttle. >> is there public comment in support of the project? >> leave it right there. >> my name is gabriella and i live at 48 clifford terrace, right next to the d.r. applicants. i was here two weeks ago. super nervous, sad, frustrated,

he then heads up the stairs...nd runs out of view.at this point there's an officer directly behind him. after throwing some furniture around on the second floor ... oddi lays on the ground... hands behind his back... and he's placed in cuffs.shortly after... officers swarm the resort... running up the stairs... guns drawn... and the man who caused midnight chaos at the president's south florida resort. (grant) that was andrew scheinthal reporting... prosecutors released the video ahead of the trial of jonathan oddi, the suspected gunman. detectives are still trying to figure out what drove him to attack the doral hotel. (grant) new video tonight showing a pair of suspects who thought they could escape from a washington courtroom... but the judge took matters into his own hands... and made their run for freedom a short one. after a plans-- and th bolt for the door the judge quickly ditches his robe and takes off after the inmates. you can see the pair scurrying through the courthouse... and just as one of the handcu

the stairs as a woman singing. >> a little boy bouncing a ball around on the floor. running after the ball and what have you. >> definitely, i believe in ghosts. it's dark and spooky. just i don't feel like we have places like this in houston. it's very unique. >> an old girlfriend of mine says there's a guy in front of the mirror over there. he says he's always there. dead serious, yeah. >> everything happens here. >> it was built in 1837. rebuilt in 1860 after a fire in 1859. >> originally was a bakery primarily. also a stagecoach stop, trading post, general store. >> it became a bar in the mid-50s. >> a bartender said he saw a deceased bartender sitting at the table by the window. carl. exactly. we're in guidebooks. >> people like to do seances here. tarot card readings. >> we're old school. we only take cash. >>> the old cash register still working. still hand cranking it. >> back in time. pictures on the wall. it feels like everyone is staring at you from behind. looks like there's always someone looking at you. >> i heard it was haunted. so i was excited about

look at the president go up the stairs. now look at his foot on the left side.e a small piece of paper stuck to his shoe as he climbed the stairs in minneapolis. our crack team analysis agree it is either toilet tissue or paper napkin. so you can say next time it happens to you whether on a date or job interview, you figure it out yourself or somebody points it out to you, at least you're not the president and at least it's not on camera. >s. this might be the only paper trail we'll get. thanks for watching "early today." i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. your news continues right here on nbc.fleet week takes to the today. ad lib live picture of golde >>> and good friday morning to you. taking to the skies today a live look at the golden gate bridge, not too much going on now. wait until later today. thank you so much for beginning your morning here with us on "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. we have very good news if you went to bed dreading your highway 17 commute. mike has that in a minute. it's the we

the day bas stormed on to the front of the capitol and some of them actually made their way up the stairs. they were outside the stairs, but soy of them made their up a staircase that you normal don't see numbers of the publich on. was sort of to be expected, but it was, nonetheless, the level of tension, particularl i think, from the secret service agents who were standing near me who were here because of vice president mike pence being in the building, there were clearly tense moments today. >> sreenivasan: niels, th t is just t of the protests that we saw on tv or we heard.ve there een protests outside, as you point out, really in the past 24 hours. has this momtum been building? i mean are there-- were there other arrests that thepo capitol ce had to make? >> there certainly were. i actually was seeing a lot of arrests being made myself over the last couple of days, including in the atrium of the o hurt senaice buildings, which is one of the three main office buildings used by the senate. there have been other arrestsru for various diion of proceedings or block of hllways red senate o

new rear stairs, basement flat to two apartments. that's as clear as it can be as far as i'm concerned. it's a three-unit building. there's nothing that i see that would indicate anything any different. >> are you finished? >> yeah. >> the pre-ap process is a fairly well documented process. and it's one that, once it's been signed by both sides, it gets incorporated into the contract documents, which become the permanent document. in this instance, what happened? the pre-ap notes were signed? they were agreed to. >> you are talking about an original document that is over 40-years-old. i was still in high school. i can't speak as to what might have transpired then. we have subsequent c.f.c.s after that. >> i'm talking about the pre-ap signed by jeff. >> i don't know. i don't know what happened with that. >> ok. >> i can't answer that question. >> ok. >> mr. sanchez. >> scott sanchez planning department. just to reiterate the planning department is this a three-unit building. in addition to the c.f.c.s one of the propofol property owne

and a top that extension, two stores are living spaces complete with decks and emergency stair wells. so you can readily visualize the extent to which this proposed plan could impact the right to enjoy the residents and likely circumvent key policy set fourth in the general plan outlined by mr. burgman. i strongly recommend that board of appeals approve the appeal to this current plan. thank you. >> i have a question. >> yes. >> you live on belvedere street. the same side or opposite side? >> same side. two doors up. >> 581. >> on the other side of the appellant's? or the side of where the? >> same side of the street. just up two doors. >> ok. >> thank you. >> good evening. my name is maureen delgado and i live on belvedere street in the home across from 575 belvedere. it's my family home. i'm familiar with both of the houses that are being discussed this evening. while i appreciate the applicant's proposed improvements to the front their homes and the need to remodel and add space to their existing house to accommodate future needs, i'm also concerned about the impacts that it will h

he then heads up the stairs...d runs out of view.at this point there's an officer directly behind him. after throwing some furniture around on the second floor ... oddi lays on the ground... hands behind his back... and he's placed in cuffs.shortly after... officers swarm the resort... running up the stairs... guns drawn... and the man who caused midnight chaos at the president's south florida resort. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with warmer temperatures. highs today were in the mid 70s inland with 60s at the coast and sunny skies too. on the radar you can see more rain spreading into the pacific northwest. but high pressure is keeping california mostly dry. high pressure will strengthen over the next few days to bring warmer weather for the bay area. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to low 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. highs will get near 90 degrees in the warmest locations on saturday before a big drop in temperatures on sunday. cooler weather and windy conditions are possible o

upstairs, down stairs, where was it? i don't know. but i had one beer, that's all i remember. >> are all the women there cheering? i don't think so based on that picture. today senate majority leader mitch mcconnell again reiterated he expects to have a vote on kavanaugh's nomination this week, that would mean by saturday but president trump's comments may have complicated matters with three republican senators who could decide kavanaugh's fate. jeff flake, susan collins and lisa murkowski who slammed the president's comments. >> there's no time for comments like that. to say this at a political rally is just not right. >> it's appalling. the president's comments were just played wrong. >> i am taking everything into account. the president's comments yesterday mocking dr. ford were wholly inappropriate. >> sarah sanders defended the president today. >> the president was stating the facts, the testimony by dr. ford was compelling but you can't make this decision based on emotion. it has to be based on fact. that's one of the reasons th

when we were leaving starting to walk down the stairs, he could not help but call after us, get ready for a very long process. as a result i haven't felt comfortable talking to him and my husband is the only one who interacts with him in person. on the issue of the d.r. we have a hard time figuring out his true concerns. added a green roof and living wall, he said he didn't want to lose green space. he made clear all remedies don't satisfy his concern which is the possibility of future a.d.u. he misdocumented this to the planner. after every meeting we sent the planner meticulous notes. in reality we propose several remedies and he made clear he would still file a d.r. even if we made these changes. for example we offered to remove the toilet but he said it could be reinstalled. he stated the same for us if we remove windows and doors. this leaves us with little to do to address his concerns as he seems to not have compromise built in. to be clear we don't believe his issues are valid. we tried to work with him in a neighborly relationship to prevent a d.r. we hope the d.r. committee