woolsey street record. number 2017-012086. to add stair penthouses to the previously approved 31 duplex buildings, which i will address later in the presentation. the original project on november 18th, 2021. the planning commission approved the project, which comprised the demolition of existing greenhouse structures on an approximately two acre site. new construction of 62 dwelling units, which were within 31 three story residential duplex buildings and an approximately 16,300 square foot publicly accessible open space at the corner of woolsey and hamilton streets. currently site permits for all the dwelling units and open space areas as well as demolition permits are under review by various city agencies as during that review, revisions to the site permits for the 31 duplex units included stair penthouse sizes among minor architectural changes. those stair penthouses represent covid an increased volume not previously considered, hence it was noticed and discretionary review was filed and as currently conditioned on the proje

. >> volunteers trained several times a year the 2018 woolsey fire always in the back of their minds. it broke out near the boundary of la and ventura counties and destroyed more than 1000 structures, including dozens of homes in their gated community. residents say local agencies were stretched thin. we watched houses. >> fire creep up to a house catching on fire and burn the whole thing down with nobody there to do anything. those of us who it's sort of like fought with garden hoses and and with with, you know, the limited resources we had, look around and went you know, what else can we a little frustrated. you know, we felt that we could have saved a lot of those if we had a departments and that was how the idea started. the bell canyon volunteer wildland fire department is not a substitute for 9-1-1. >> their primary mission is to protect residents and property by supporting local fire agencies. garrett clancy is chief. we're not going to go into any structures were not a structure fire from. >> but what we can do homes fully engulfed. we can we can pour water how we can make sur

. >> volunteers train several times a year the 2018 woolsey fire always in the back of their minds.broke out near the boundary of la and ventura counties and destroyed more than 1000 structures, including dozens of homes in their gated community. residents say local agencies were stretched thin. we watched houses. >> fire creep up to a house catching on fire and burn the whole thing down with nobody there to do anything. those of us who it's sort of like fought with garden hoses and and with with, you know, that the limited resources we had, look around and went you know, what else can we do? we've a little frustrated. you know, we felt that we could have saved a lot of those if we had an apartment and that was how the idea started. the bell canyon volunteer wildland fire department is not a sub for 9-1-1. >> their primary mission is to protect residents and property by supporting local fire agencies. garrett, classiest chief. we're not going to go into any structures were not a structure fire from it. >> but what we can do homes fully engulfed. we can we can pour water how we can m