there is no longer a stair penthouse to the roof deck. i'll show you what's in your packet. i think that is in your packet, and then, that is when it's removed. again, that's in your packet, which is this here, this penthouse. now, it's gone. all we've done is we, of course -- the building department will want us to have the solid wall that will match the neighbor's wall for the deck, and we have glazing railings all the way around. on the back of the building, you can see, yes, it's true there are some shadows here in the morning. but we have to remember that all these facades, the rear facades face west toward the ocean. there'll be sufficient light toward the afternoon. our addition will be characteristically very similar to this one year, except it'll have a five-foot set back. and again, this was in your packet. i believe this is the penthouse, this is the penthouse, this is the penthouse, this is the penthouse, and this is the penthouse. what we've done now is we've removed that seemed that the requester didn't contact anyone and try to work things out. so you know tha

stair. in terms of overall mapping with the additional penthouse we believe it's minimal. we also want to just point out that the project is actually cut back an enormous amount of square footage from where we started in accommodation to a neighbor for a number of live-work units that have no open space and have a 15-foot wide side yard for their exposure for eight units. we have a 1,400 square foot midblock court plus we've sculpted 7 feet back from there, as well as 20 feet, losing an area 20x7, so trying to add to the value of the unit that we do have. and we felt like -- >> commissioner moore: i'm not questioning their presence. i'm questioning how they're accessed. since we in the majority of cases along van ness and everywhere else, basically look for hatches, i would support a hatch with no reduction in the size of the open spaces. just following that we want to avoid excessive rooftop that makes the building more private than it is. it is just basically ultimately the amount of stuff that we have on the roof. >> we're glad to work with staff to reduce the amount of