were not going to lose an implicit exception and they were going to be remembered rerld unit so here i think it is something to consider because if you can replace two rent controls units with 6 rerld units this is something i think we need to think about i know i'm milking this is a little bit more challenging to do that there the developments i will be interested in thinking about because the idea of demolishing sound rent control housing stock and replacing it with non-rerld housing stock this doesn't set well with me. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you actually supervisor wiener touched on some of the points i was going to make i wanted to ask questions of the planning department i think there are a number of positive things as mentioned by staff the creation of 6, 3 bedroom unit is extraordinary and having looked at a lot of massive development in the district i represent it is still nice to see the developers made the commitment so we see it's largely studios and bedrooms a struggling of 2 bedroom units we have a need for multiple apartments here in san francisco i was going to ask the planning

that is not actually the case. when all three units were added even if they were added at different times they were all conforming. at eight later date they all become non-conforming at same time, essentially and there is nothing in the code that is correct about which unit -- which units of density are the non-conforming units and that is why it falls to the owner once they become non-conforming to designate which are non-conforming and at that point they are treated as such. that goes into the issue of can they be moved around in the future? that doesn't gently happen. it's not impossible. but the onus would be on the property owner to demonstrate that if you are changing which non-conforming unit, that you are changing it to a units that has not changed or basically has been treated as a non-conforming unite since the original designation. specifically about expansion, that was raised as well. you may remember a year or so ago there was one before you passed by the board of supervisors dealing with residential mergers and dwelling u

i think there are a number of positive things as mentioned by staff the creation of 6, 3 bedroom unit is extraordinary and having looked at a lot of massive development in the district i represent it is still nice to see the developers made the commitment so we see it's largely studios and bedrooms a struggling of 2 bedroom units we have a need for multiple apartments here in san francisco i was going to ask the planning department how many bedroom units have been constructed i think 2007 do you have that data point i. >> through the chair emry rogers in the city's housing inventory the number of housing unit built by building type you're interested in the number of bedrooms. >> 3 bedroom units. >> let me look and see i'll add this is the commissions decide was one that was debated by the commission a closed decision and certainly not a clear-cut issue certainly the production of more housing units but finding that point is difficult we appreciate our guidance and get back with you. >> i think i'm you know on the one side i'm conflict by the demolishing of two rent control units the proj

they're not right now those unit at the bottom - okay there are two questions you're asking one is are they rent control units yes, but under section 7717 which is the outer complooement neighborhood district you can ask to demolish a residential unit. >> okay. but to be clear today, it's two rent control units and today, there are two residential units neither one is going to - >> okay. >> and has not been. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you i just had two questions actually, i wasn't going to ask but there are actually a member of the public said she was a tenant in 2003. >> there's a care taker it was broken into and it is vandalized so one of her sons friend that graduated from college looking for a job and so she offered the apartment for him to stay in while he's looking for a job so the place will be vandalized. >> when did the owner purchase those. >> in 2013. >> in 2013 so when it solid it was vacant. >> yes. >> and the last known tenant was the caretaker. >> not consider taker didn't move in until may have 2013 and he didn't pay any rent. >> okay. back to actually, my earlier qu

unit. if there is an unwritten practice of moving non-conforming units around the building, there could be many more mergers and continued lack of affordable housing. and this is going to become very crucial and especially the low density neighborhoods of rh1 and rh2 and rh2s and 3s abutting 1s. the department proposes to allow the project sponsor to record a notice of special restriction, designating non-conforming units and i'm concerned that the project sponsor can apply to change the nsr by applying to the planning department without any notice or public hearing and should require to change the designation of the non-conforming unit written notice of proposed change must be given to all owners and residents within 100' of this project. planning commission as duly noticed public meeting must decide whether or not to change the nsr and require a showing of extraordinary circumstances -- you already heard about the ground rear wall not used and instead the cantilevered section being used. urge the planning commission to take the dr and disapprove as to all ma that was mentioned earlier. >>

extended families increase and more households stay in the city the appellant is correct so four units is correct it's not uncommon because there are so many other requirements and rear yard that apply so although the property is less than the maximize density the property will be closer in k3406r789 with the density of the area so in conclusion so the following reason the department recommends that you uphold the decision to grant the conditional use authorization for the project. >> colleagues any questions supervisor wiener. >> thank you i asking have a question for staff so from what i've seen this project is sound; is that right? that's correct >> so it's not a situation where it is delipidated falling apart building. >> that's correct. >> so this is demolishing a sound two unit rent control building which can't be remembered with rerld housing stock. >> generally speaking yes. >> and so i know the department has argued this has been vacated since 1996. >> 96 or 97. >> so a look at vacancy not caregiver but paying tenant i understand that argument is not persuasive doesn't have to be

staff will there be 8 smaller units. >> no, this building is all right. maxed out in terms of height so if you go to one to have 8 units urge you to have to take one of the 8 bedrooms and reduce it in size. >> i got it okay. but it's great to hear there's an interest in working out a solution we need more time to talk to the members of the public but i appreciate there's movement on the dialog. >> colleagues any further questions to the project sponsor. >> okay. at this point why not hear from members of the public who wish to support the project sponsor. >> good morning supervisor i'm george i'm the retired real estate business broker along richmond resident i have a question i'd like to address a question that supervisor jane kim brought up this builder she built a of unit building and 3 of them are actually affordable as you can get square footage is 11 hundred secret so to swedes 3 bedrooms in 11 square feet is not easy that's pretty much any private builder can do on affordable basis now if you take an additional unit for the affordable and put on the

is a little bit of a different thing. the other reason why we compare the united states to empires of the past is because of military bases. now again that seems logical on the face of it. except when you consider that when the united states has military bases abroad, it has it on the basis of the contractual agreement with the country that is the host country. and the host can kick us out. you know what happens when the host kicks us out? we go. empires don't act that way. they don't. i like to show this slide because this is the years that united states was in france before our oldest ally kicked us out. after world war ii. they said yankee go home. i'm not sure they said it in a nice polite french sort of way. perhaps with a glass of wine. they asked us to leave and we did. same is true in the philippines and elsewhere the united states left after a period of time. and, in fact, everywhere the united states has intervened it has ultimately left, unlike other empires of yore. now the other reason why people sometimes say, the empire is because of its economic prowess. i always like to say to this, consider one fact. the

affordable because of the square footage of this property 11 hundred square feet for 3 units this is something people can afford they can't afford to buy otherwise so i'm for families and for purchase of those beautiful units so i'm flavor thank you. >> hello, i'm andy chin on clemente street i have a small family my i did not know it is 8 going to school in the richmond district for the last 4 years i'm done with renting and call myself a san franciscan homeowners but two bedrooms is easier to find i really like 3 and just having looked at around inform three or four years i've got to tell you it is hard we've done all the open homes and broker tours it's difficult when you find something your competing with buyers with all cash that's crazy so i'm in favor of this project the more inventor of 3 bedroom type of places would be great i know i'd like to stay in the city myself and again, i approve that this project and hopes it goes forward thank you. >> hi, i'm sharon basically me and my friend annie supports this building the reason he support this project is 6 units, 3 bedrooms is

that is why china is over sensitive to the united states missile defense systems. we learned a lot during the cold war when they developed nuclear deterance it collapsed. it is so costly and so far i think china will continue to follow that with a limit ded nuclear deterance. it is small and efficient. i don't think the issues are coming back and laying out a new security between the two. and another point i think i will make is that it is very, very interestingly and that is how to maintain a power piece. the question is we are also seeing an equation about state's power and the vision power. to me, i think the state is some sort of evolution system and the key criteria on weather -- whether -- or not the fiscal change could undermine the security. put as it is how the evolution of the change -- but -- such as the build act in the term of the joint efforts and the collaboration. in the chinese it is studied to the regional integration and so my view is don't just very statically and rigorously see that china's behavior is a cochanger. we need a co-revolution. let m

first is the future of bilateral relations between the united states and china. second is north korea nuclear issue. fourth, china's new diplomatic initiatives. let me be straightforward by asking instead of explaining [ inaudible ] before the apec summit meeting there were growing criticisms in the united states over the positive attitude on china's new title measure of power relations. it seems to me the outcome was the eclectic whether there is a united states to really embrace the concept. what are the prospects for the new type of rate power seen in the u.s. perspective? this is my first question. second question is about the north korean nuclear issues. well elaborated north korea's increase over its nuclear capabilities. there has been a rising criticism in korea and around this academia. the united states has [ inaudible ] so how would you respond to this kind of criticism? few months ago general curtis in the command of the u.s. forces in korea said the north korea has the capabilities to build nuclear tip missiles. south korean defense minister confirmed

go for more than $5 million that's the way the city is going talking away this homebuilding two units is not going to provide affordable housing this is the type of outside space people a lot outside of the he city you're taking that away this building that's proposed does have this fourth story and they try to use the small bedroom on top to match the height or adjust a higher building the aluminum is higher than the roof so it didn't contribute that much if this project is approved we do have some questions i'm hoping you don't you approve but not reduce the rear yard of 45 percent of the lot depth and require the project respect existing sites and we have i limit the third-story maximum consistent with our building and third-story of our this is only a small bedroom and bath and it has a 3 luxury unit morph we request the commission take into account the penthouse to conserve the wllt for our bedroom and stairway otherwise that will eliminate all the light and inquiry the sponsors to provide us with detailed survey maps that show exactly where our property line is and a details of how

of course, there is no central government. the unitednations is dependent on all of these different warring groups ultimately to give them permission to come in. you can imagine how well that is going to go. right? not so great. ultimately, only 50 pakistani soldiers make it into mogadishu. they are denied access and the right to deliver the food. what looks like a horrible situation is starting to look even worse. it looks like 60% of the population will die. huge, unthinkable numbers. then the united states does the unimaginable. unimaginable from the policy community and clearly unimaginable for the academic community. we lead ultimately what is called unitaf. anyone know what that stands for? i will give you a hint. u-n does not stand for u.n. it is an important distinction between the two missions. any guesses? u-n-i-t. close. united intervention force. united. because this is a us-led -- u.s.-led mission. this is not a touchy-feely peacekeeping mission. we are not going there with permission to be there. if you remember some of the

no demolition of existing units is expected prior to 2017 at the earliest. double rock ventures is the development entity mbs for the redevelopment, ambs is partnered with the san francisco housing corporation or sfhdc to be the nonprofit partner for phase i and tab err knack he will community development or tcdc to be the nonprofit for phase ii. they will act as the nonprofit general partners in conformance with tax credit requirements. as you know, the lenair is the master development for candlestick point. in june of 2010 the former san francisco redevelopment agency, now ocii, executed a development execution agreement, required to provide $90,000 and 70,000 per new replacement unit toward the development of alice griffith in august 2011 mbs and (inaudible) a cni grant in the amount of 30 1/2 million dollars of which 1.3 million is to be used for the housing development at alice griffith it comes with a variety of deadlines, the most of which is that the grant funds be delivered by september of 2016 for development of phasing 1 and 2. the bond issuances b

of course there is no central government. the united nations is dependent on all of these different warring groups ultimately to give them permission to come in. you can imagine how that is going to go. not so great. soldiers make it into mogadishu. they are tonight access and write to deliver the food. it is a horrible situation starting to look even worse. of thes like 60% population will die. huge, unthinkable numbers. then the united states does the unimaginable. policynable from the community and truly for the academic community. we need ultimately what unitaf. anyone know what that stands for? i will give you a hint. u.n.does not stand for any guesses? unit. close. united intervention force. this is a us-led mission. we are not going there with permission to be there. if you remember some of the footage, literally the marines are coming in from the beaches catchhe cameras there to it. they're coming in with very aggressive rules of engagement. they have the right to defend themselves if they are attacked. they are not going to duc

the bottom line on this unit is that there can be no violence. >> i think this unit is the vehicle that i've been waiting for. i think that i'm ready for it because now that my system is beginning to settle, this will be the best time to capitalize off this moment. >> remember, you're trying to change your past. right? you've been going down a certain road for many years and you're trying to walk a different road. >> right. >> do your time a little differently than you have in the what, last eight or nine years? you're going to be one of our stars. >> that's right. >> i know that. i know that. okay? >> i can come up here and i can get my stuff together. so i won't have to relapse back into a condition that forbids me from being this free again. there is that form of freedom up here. so i come out here and play basketball by myself, about half hour to an hour as long as it takes me to vent that frustration, vent that rage, you know, just push it all out. >> on his personal inmate camera, bailey also indicated that he enjoyed interacting with our crew. >> susan, she's very, very nice and

as protests continue over the police shooting of michael brown in ferguson, missouri, the united states is facing pressure internationally over its failure to put a halt to police brutality. in a new report, the united nations committee against torture expresses deep concern over the "frequent and recurrent police shootings or fatal pursuits of unarmed black individuals." the panel's report was published following a series of hearings in geneva last month. michael brown's parents testified before the panel about their son's killing in ferguson. michael brown, sr. spoke to the press after testifying. >> it is very important for the stepy, making a powerful towards justice. we need your help. that is why we're here. we need the help to get this done. that is why we're here. >> the united nations committee against torture also criticized a number of other u.s. practices. on torture and imprisonment, the report criticizes the white house's refusal to prosecute george w. bush administration officials for torture and to provide redress to their victims. it also faults the united states for the i

is an extradition case. can she be extradited from the united states and my answer is very unlikely. in the treaty the united states has the right to decline to send back if she is found not guilty. she was found not guilty in one of the appellate proceeding and that counts as double jeopardy now. and most extradition treaties allow the united states or the country to decline and this is a textbook case for that. >> what do you think is going to happen john? if knox is found -- if the united states isn't going to send her back what happens? >> first they didn't find her not guilty they anulled for verdict which sets it aside and the appellate court reinstated the guilty verdict so i don't think there is a double jeopardy issue. and so then the issue is whether or not the united states is going to extradite her. even if we don't there is an issue of hir travelling to other countries because of interpool. so i think there is legal problems ahead of her and i don't think there was a final judgment on the merits. she is in danger of being sent over there in my opinion. >> what would it ta

this is a system which above everything else wants respect. it craves legitimacy. above all from the united states. and so, for a movie done by american actors that makes fun of a figure that they rooeevere a god and end with his assassination is a really, really big deal. and don't forget, people impersonating tv crews to assassinate political figures isn't a fantasy. remember amadashu, the leader killed by two al qaeda terrorists masquerading as a moe rack can tv crew before 9/11. it's happened. so the north koreans have some grounds to be upset. does it justify what they've done? obviously not. but from their point of view, this is more than just making fun of a leader. they don't have a sense of humor about this. >> so, mark, this goes back to the question of clearly now the united states is taking this seriously. as it should. i mean, they shouldn't accept or tolerate this. but yet, by taking it seriously and not allowing it to affect anyone, if that's the path that the u.s. takes, are they legitimizing the north korean regime that they so crave? >> what happens now this is no longer a

in this case construction over the property of the rear yard is going to block the units on 31 state street, it's going to block light on the entire of state street and the construction is going to be detrimental to the character of the neighborhood. currently, excuse me san francisco is unique partially because it has unique neighborhoods. the neighborhoods of ord court and state street have a mix of condos and apartments, all structures which are modern and this will cause the street to look like modern for -- fortresses. san francisco likes to be a walking city. people like to walk in it because it's different from most of the other cities in the united states which all look the same. san francisco is charming and it variety of structures makes san francisco interesting. with the addition of these two ultra modern structures, this street will lose it's charm. in conklu klux -- conclusion i want to say that proposition m says that we are to maintain our residential neighborhoods beautiful. 22 ord court can be built slightly smaller and behind 22 and 24 ord court. city clerk: thank y

is another case that's interesting. someone made the comment that the united states is the least distrusted actor and as some have argued that it is a linchpin for stability in the region. it's not -- again there are different views about whether the u.s. military presence is a source of stability or instability and further militarization of the region but at the moment even in the democracies in japan and south korea come even they can't really trust one another and so of course if the united states were to remove all the troops the first thing in japan would want to do is raise its own self-defense. but let's not kid ourselves that is a military and it would give them the right to expand so if japan begins to build its military power that makes the chinese feel. the same with some southeast southeast asian countries like the philippines, vietnam and indonesia where they have concerns about china seaside riots and maritime ambitions. they would also feel nervous so in that sense, it can put a lid on potentially escalating the tensions that may spiral out of control. >> host: how many servicemen and women are based over

the united states is our closest ally. with all due respect to the important countries, economically, they are and him porridge and country. as we look at the record, look at the record at the united nations. look at the records at the security council. we only have one ally which we really share affection and trust with on so many levels. there is nothing to replace that.

kitchen and he was like no he left. >> i said oh what am i going to do now. >> she is now on her fourth day in the unit>> every time the door opens i think he might be there. so everything is like in slow motion and it just sucks not knowing really what he's doing or what he's thinking. so i wrote him and i was like if you're getting this letter i'm probably in 1a he's a very jealous person and he knows there's a lot of dudes down here. and i'm a pretty little white girl and his girlfriend. so he'll be here by tuesday. >> i thought about it. icon templated it several times and if i go i'll probably get 30 days and then she'll be out and i'll be sitting crazy for another 15 or 20s but i think as of right now with the other things i have going on i'm going to hang out for a minute. >> among the other things gore has going on is trying to mitigate his current shoplifting charge with good behavior. >> so i want to try to get accepted to this program and get in this program. >> my attorney says the only way i'm going to avoid prison again is a diversion program. in this case it would be drug core. >> gore i

currently the sound is leaking and traveling into my unit. it's particularly i hear it all the times during all their classes. it's particularly invasive in their late-night events and parties. the sun is leaking from the east wall beside the borders the proper line at 370 [inaudible] street. organization the reductive space [inaudible]'s especially problematic for them to not only monitor the sound but also to monitor that the people renting the space. i've requested copies of the police report and transcripts was too late too late to be included in your packet out a copy here but i so want to [inaudible] also that i reference the events on november 6 that i do not need a permit. even so the event could be heard my know it in my unit and in the nude we could hear the music from the south curb of the 1800 block of the 17th street. the music was loud suggesting it was amplified and i suggested [inaudible] to minimize the impact on neighbors. nevertheless, following weekend november 14-15th was a live band particularly problematic and this is wi

is that part of who the united states is considering in terms of a range of options. and if the united states does decide definitive that this is north korea and that we are going to respond somehow, what are the odds that we won't actually know what our government response is? because it will be done in secret as some sort of covert action. hold that thought. sheila! you see this ball control? you see this right? it's 80% confidence and 64% knee brace. that's more... shh... i know that's more than 100%. but that's what winners give. now bicycle kick your old 401(k) into an ira. i know, i know. listen, just get td ameritrade's rollover consultants on the horn. they'll guide you through the whole process. it's simple. even she could do it. whatever, janet. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. >>> we need a proportional response. sophisticated actors, when they carry out actions like this, are often times, not always, but often, seeking to provoke a response from the united states of america. they've made believe that a response from us in one fa

it speaks to the lesion that tonight is the america intends to argue that the creation of the united states of america is not great for humanity. i cannot deny there are countless europeans who benefited from the creation of the united states of america. given the fact after the creation of the united states of america moving to the leadership of the african slave trade, ousting their launched colonial oppressor and which before had been leading the african slavery and ousted from the slave trade towards abolition slave trade with the united states is opposed paragons of liberty and democracy moved into the leadership of the african slave trade. as i suggested this book on cuba, one of the reasons you have so many people is because of the energy slave dealers. as i suggested in another book back on the shelf on the african slave trade to brazil, one of the many reasons why you have so many people of african descent in brazil or any country outside of his era is because of the manic energy of the u.s. slave traders in the 1830s and 1840s that descended upon africa and handcuffed every

but even more shocking is the united states is doing nothing. what needs to be done to stop this slaughter web this genocide of christian? >> i think that, look, judge, one of the things that was disturbing about your earlier guest was the lack of historical perspective. the christian were almost wiped out in the genocide during world war i. you have just a remnant population left there. they have been under attrition. i think that there was a thought to create enclaves. i mean after all israel is an enclave for jews in the middle east. lebanon was supposed to be the enclave for christian. that has fallen apart. i think we have to look seriously at the real refugees from the middle east, not the h muslims and relocating them in other parts of the world where they can live in peace. that seems to me to be the only solution. >> all right. stephen and andrew, outstanding guests. thank you so much for being with me. >> thank you, it's a pleasure. >>> coming up, could christian genocide spread to america? >>> our president says isis is not islamic, n

we answer the question that i is thet the beginning, united states great nation? while our history in this nation might be brutally painful, when the wrongs done to our people are real, history is not the end of the story. we believe that even though the united states has not kept its word so far, it might. and it is getting better. if you look through the exhibition that brought us here today, you will see dozens of exhibitions bringing us back to before they came here in this town. to the building behind us and the one down the street say that you promised us better. you can do better. you can keep your word. you can be great. even just in my lifetime, look at how far we have come. self-determination, self governance, the indian education gravestive american protection act, native american the violence against women act, even the affordable care act. pick a legislative acronym in the last 40 years and it probably speaks to indian progress and in holding the united states to its promises, in keeping its word to being great. i ask you, is the united states a great

is that part of what the united states is considering in terms of a range of options? and if the united states does decide definitively that this is north korea and that we are going to respond somehow, what are the odds that we won't actually know what our government response is? because it will be done in secret as some sort of covert action. it's about how much life you can fit into it. ♪ the ford c-max hybrid. with an epa-estimated range of 540 miles on a tank of gas. and all the room you need to enjoy the trip. go stretch out. go further. alright, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours, but aleve can last 12 hours... and aleve is proven to work better on pain than tylenol arthritis. so why am i still thinking about this? how are you? aleve, proven better on pain. >>> we need a proportional response. sophisticated actors when they carry out actions like this are oftentimes -- not always, but often seeking to provoke a response from the united states of america. they may believe that a response from us in one fashion or another would be advantageous to them. >> josh

solidarity before i ride my plane, which is a huge strain on passengers who can't even bring liquids through security, but i certainly hope that local 2 will unit heerz is successful in coming to an agreement with the concessionary stance. it was exciting to seize after a prolonged struggle l with acceptabilitier plate that we were able to be get to a conclusion a couple months ago, buff but i want to voice my support for you and thank you for all that you do, not just serving our city and being the face for so many tourists that come through from around the world at the airport as our giant stadium concessionary state as well, butt serving your families and community, it is so important that we rez main concerned about healthcare issues and making sure we are paying our workers fairly so they can afford to live in san francisco and bay areas' rising cost of living through the region. that they work with and and i represent district 9 which includes the mission and this is a text that came from -- it was dated december 11, 2014 from mission bar and grill and it bothers me that something like this would come from a business that has the name mis

in the united states constitution? it issimply a concept which in -- written in a letter that said here in united states of america we would not have a head of state which is also the head of church. the government for it to be that we cannot express ourselves in prayer that is why there is freedom of religion in the exercise thereof. but if you turn away and don't meditate day and night as i tried to tell you here and you get the opportunity did you will not be prepared to truly be the champions of christ. the other is courage how many times did guy tell joshua to be strong? you are not called as christians to be scared. if you want to be scared you're not following the example of the person who went to the cross because if he was scared he would not have done it. that is what you are trading to be here. trading to be champions of this country to develop the intense level of competence and you must me courageous and means developing incredible sense and one of my favorite scriptures found isaiah 541st 17 though weapon forme

but the net of it is this, china is growing. unitedtes is still best shot on goal and environment for entrepreneur even though we have a more laborious regulatory environment and jobs that are struggling. calculating in a purchasing power parity china has surpassed the united states. >> purchasing power parity. we'll have to leave it at that. we'll talk wuagain soon. >> thank you for having me. >> the united states is still number one in our book here. >> go usa. >> rolling stone magazine is changing its tune in a story we told you about in the first hour. it is an article on a gang rape in a fraternity. it may not be sticking to the story after all and a lawyer for the fraternity plans to challenge this account. >> and a favorite new york tourist attraction put out to pasture. the newly elected mayor wants to ban the horse- drawn carriages. p you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... boom! you've had your first

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the first problem we have is the patio for these second floor units is at the same height of the second floor bedroom of 380 avenue. so what that means is when the patio's pushed all the way to the fence line, a person or that rear deck will come just within feet of the bedroom window of 380 32 and avenue. a person leaning of that deck can touch that person's window. the owner of 380 32 and avalos. knew is upset about this. that will further violate the 30 foot height limit. because the thirds and fourth floors are not set back the building rises up past the limit and will cast a dominated shadow over the much smaller neighboring homes here. they'll lose sunlight in the bedrooms earlier in the year and earlier in the day. one of our neighbors is a graphic artist who depends on our natural light to do work and it will affect her livelihood. the rooftop mechanicals will expose the neighbors to excess noise 24 hours a day once the ac, elevator, commercial space go up on the roof the neighbors will have little opportunity to complain so we want to raise that issue right now. the details of