the r d t would not create loss of privacy. the projects windows and decks faces the subject rear yard and not directly onto the adjacent proposes. the r t d noted that the patrolled size are within the tolerance for the neighbor of the staffs recollection says no to take the r d r and approve it >> you have 5 minutes. secretary it's one 5 minute period >> and in sports of the d r will have 5 minutes. >> my name is robert thorp i'm the owner of 750 bay street. it's considered a two-story project. i've lived here for 2 seven years. i purchased this properties from my landlord who has born on the block, owned the property since 1954. from the day i arrived i found the place i would live the rest of my life. i was told that my place is special. and most people on the block have never lived there long. therefore the develop or so and their hired guns have no concept of the issues. more as developers do they care as demonstrated since my filing in october. but it's not only my home it's a significant income business. i treat my tenan

as mentioned earlier staff found neither the project for more the d r a question met the circumstances. also mentioned the r d t further said that the privacy would be impacted at mr. thorpe's property. the project architect is here michael levitt is here and the rest of the team is here to answer questions. commissioners i formerly request that you does not paragraph the project as proposed. >> good afternoon mime michael is architect. if i could get the screen up please and thank you. the proposed project is an expansion of a single-family home between two centers. this image is the proposed projects. the two-story will be converted. the majority of the expansion will be fill converted to additional living space and it will pop out at the ground level space. is ground level will bees evaded to downward construction. we propose to actually lower the ceiling healthy and adolescence two feet to offer all of the building current ridge line. the third floor addition in this area is setback 17 feet off the face of the facade. it will remain with a single slope here. the subject building is 35 foot 9 niches as measu

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9% in our budget, and that would include joint strike fighter production and separately it's r, d, t and e. the program managers are going to have to figure out exactly how they accommodate it, and i think there could be some reductions in unit buys, but i'm not prepared to say until they had a chance to do that what they would be for sure. >> sir. >> my name's jason gayle, i'm probably the only person in the room who's not a journalist. i represent industry. do you see besides low costs technically acceptable a path that industry can help in improving the efficiency, and if so, what is that path? >> well, i can only answer that generally. we need you to sharpen your pencil as much as we are trying to do with regard to your overhead and anything else that would help us hold down costs. i know that's quite general, but i think it's the best i can do. the whole better buying power initiative or at least one part of it is certainly working more closely with industry to see what you can do there, and in return we owe you some stability, and as you've heard from my talk, we're not there yet. but i'm

the alphabet, please? >> well, certainly, miss tiny. >> hmm. a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p, q, r, s, t. >> "u"! utahraptor! >> wait., yangchuanosaurus and zigongosaurus, can all be found in the same area. >> great! so picking up the last of the "a" to "z" species shouldn't be hard at all. >> oh! this "a" to "z" adventure will go down in history. >> [cheering] >> all right. let's go find a utahraptor. next stop, utahraptor alley station in another part of the cretaceous time period. >> yay! >> hello! i'm ulysses utahraptor. i heard about your "a" to "z" idea from elliot enantiornithine, that bird that's out spreading the news. >> hello, ulysses. all aboard! >> ulysses, it's great to meet another meat eater. you have huge hands and feet. >> ha ha! yep! i sure love using my claws. >> hey! we have a whole other group of dinosaurs on the train, a toe claw group. >> did someone say toe claws? hey, ulysses. i'm derek. toe claws are the best, don't you think? >> blaaugh! don't forget these old claws. >> yeah, great. nice toe claws, but isn't time to pick up the next dinosaur in the alphabet? >> ooh! yes, tiny. i have advan