>> commissioner theresa imperial: thank you.e received a lot of e-mails and letters from the nearby building and in their e-mails write extensively about how it may affect their access to light and also air. would perhaps mr. foster, can you describe how much it would impact the access to the light and air to the adjacent property? >> sure. thank you for the question. nick foster, planning staff. we are not dealing with a promulgation case and not subject to the planning code and there are no shadow findings before you. outside of the c 3 zoning district section of the planning code per ceqa analyze public open spaces and parks and so forth and for purposes of ceqa we are also not dealing with that. we are analyzing shadow findings and taking project sponsors, shadow graphics and evaluating where the actual shadow may or may not be. the only other tangible metric i can think of is the san francisco school district does have a school on the site and may be sensitive sites. we at the department have a policy for purposes of ceqa a

. >> commissioner theresa imperial: thank you project sponsor and everyone coming here and also ms. lottie for also explaining what it comes to desk control # -- dust control and mitigation plan. it is quite conflicting for me since we had a group housing item earlier and how we looked into the context of the neighborhood and looking into the racial and social equity. given that this project is a state density bonus project as well, it gives the planning commission many limitations even though -- how we feel about state density bonus, but at the same time for me personally when i look into this project, it does look like this is something that is agreeable in the terms of the context of how it again as to what mr. foster mentioned in terms of the access to light and air quality and the way that this is built. so in that note, i have taken into consideration as well on how is this applicable to the state and city bonus, but at the same time being sensitive around the neighbors, and at the same time looking as to what our housing needs. i again housing is -- group housing is something

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