stan hayes from the telegraph hill dwellers. i want to say how great it was to work with mr. wallace and his design team. the input that we've had, the opportunities that we've had to talk to his team and other the within the community, with the planning department. so while we have some additional concerns that are not before the h.p.c. today, they're not in your purview, we're pleased to support many of these modifications that have been made as a result of this development. we remain concerned, though, about the location and design of the theater structure. we're concerned that its blockage of the vallejo street view corridor and the right-of-way is in conflict with general plan policies, policies that specifically protect by name the view corridor along vallejo, the bulkheads, that strongly discourages release of public streets. conflicts aren't discussed in the draft approval motion section on general plan compliance and it seems like they should be. otherwise, the motion just seems incomplete as it's written and not ready for adoption. we would suggest that you add some

good afternoon i'm stan hayes. i'm share of the telegraph hill planner. this last september we met with the project team to review and comment on a previous version of this proposal. we very much the appreciate changes to their proposal with the team. with the incorporation of these changes and staff's conditions proposed. here today, which we agree with, we're very pleased to be able to offer our support to this project. just to be specific about, the changes that we've agreed to, first of all the third floor addition was lowered by 2 feet 10 inches. as a matter of principle, we pressure expansions be made to the historic building including this one. we do believe that this change will help reduce the vises visible passing of the project. we're pleased heavy timber construction will be retained at the gallery level. third, the pedestrian view of the main level art gallery was enhanced by using paint color palette and transparent with things that will highlight the building and the character. five, the neighbors 845 montgomery were consulted further which