i liken this sewer street to when you go up to upper terrace, or some of those, in the way the actualilding is positioned. as you come around, i live not too far by,. i am too old these days. but when you make the corner, it is not a cohesive set, and we have had historic districts in the valley with six houses that were cohesive, but in this one, it is not cohesive. i don't think that -- i think the faÇade treatment gives a treatment in the neighborhood. when you go to upper terrace, you will see this building actually is, to me, it blends in with the type of buildings on the street, the fact that it is adding another unit is a really good thing. i think it is sensitively done, 1200 square feet on another unit is a good-sized unit. he gives them the incentive to rent it out. i don't see any extraordinary exceptional circumstances here in terms of impact on the neighbors from the existing building of the property for the new construction. >> commissioner moore? >> what this project suffers from is a lack of definition of what describes demolition. the existing building basically does

the houses we were looking at were sort of like terraces, doer—uppers, mid—terrace, maybe, probably onlyd my head that we could get something of this size or this nice. what percentage does the government own and what do you have to pay back? yeah, so it is a little bit daunting when you look at the figures. we've got a huge loan that's like separate to our mortgage, and it is quite easy to look at that and get worried. the report also points out that some of those the government's lent to have incomes of more than 100 grand a year. two thirds of the take—up is from households on incomes of less than £50,000, so it's a very small fraction. it's1 in 25 have household incomes in excess of 100,000, and that's the reality of household incomes in parts of the country, particularly in london and the south—east. the report says house—builders have been boosted by the extra government money sloshing round the system. with the big players like persimmon making a record £1 billion profit last year, with half of their sales coming from help to buy homes. it's easy to be cynical and suggest perhaps

the houses we were looking at were sort of like terraces, doer—uppers, mid—terrace, probably only twothat we could get something of this size or this nice. what percentage does the government own and what do you have to pay back? it's a bit daunting when you look at the figures. we've got a huge loan that's like separate to our mortgage, and it is quite easy to look at that and get worried. the report also points out that some of those the government's lent to have incomes of more than 100 grand a year. two thirds of the take—up is from households on incomes of less than £50,000, so it's a very small fraction. it's one in 25 have household incomes in excess of 100,000, and that's the reality of household incomes in parts of the country, particularly in london and the south—east. the report says house—builders have been boosted by the extra government money sloshing round the system. with the big players like persimmon making a record £1 billion profit last year, with half of their sales coming from help to buy homes. it's easy to be cynical and suggest perhaps they were trying to help

the houses we were looking at were sort of like terraces, doer—uppers, mid—terrace, maybe, probably onlyead that we could get something of this size or this nice. what percentage does the government own and what do you have to pay back? yeah, so it is a little bit daunting when you look at the figures. we've got a huge loan that's like separate to our mortgage, and it is quite easy to look at that and get worried. the report also points out that some of those the government's lent to have incomes of more than 100 grand a year. two thirds of the take—up is from households on incomes of less than £50,000, so it's a very small fraction. it's1 in 25 have household incomes in excess of 100,000, and that's the reality of household incomes in parts of the country, particularly in london and the south—east. the report says house—builders have been boosted by the extra government money sloshing round the system. with the big players like persimmon making a record £1 billion profit last year, with half of their sales coming from help to buy homes. it's easy to be cynical and suggest perhaps they w

ashbury haight and buena vista and hayes valley, midtown terrace, mount olympus and twin peaks and upper market. within our district we have 14 schools not including 9 so i guess we have 23 including three high schools, two middle schools and nine preschools. nine elementary schools and three senior housing facilities and 31 places of worship, four major youth facilities and have a population of a little over 62,000 people. the demographics of the population are 5.6% african american, asian, 14.9%, hispanic, 9.9%, other, 8.4% and a wide population of 71.2%. that's an overview of the district. park station staffing we have four lieutenants and 65 officers and one cadet, three civilians, four psas. our patrol would be and i've got three officers on my staff. one is a homeless outreach officer and we have a team led by a sergeant salazar here tonight and my captain problem solving team of six officers and then going to the patrol side we have a day watch which we have one lieutenant and four sergeants, 16 officers and one school resource officer and one psa on our 11-2100 we have a differen