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walk to a strains it stop. that is important to the dense populations in the city and i hope youre doing a very, very thorough study before you decide to use the stop elimination as a tool to implement savings. i do think you need to give yourself a break and i see complimenting you com pearl speed by city, we happen to be the only hilly city of chicago and new york. you get three bonus points which you can credit yourself for efficiency. >> thanks. i would just like to say real quick,...

flexibility to at another one if it can be done successfully? >> yes. >> on your motion, we have the two one is handicap and we would add one more regular one and possibly two if its possible to do it. >> i dont want this to be at the expense of the buffer which keeps the queueing for the [speaker not understood] away from the residential. i could see there is one place commissioner antonini sees where i can draw it rather than going, unstacking. if staff has a better solution -- >> th...

as sunnydale is lower so we have the opportunity to keep most of the residents on-site as we build. * density the big question is the source of the funding. we will move as fast as we have funds to build. and, you know, so, thats always the biggest issue. but for now alice and hunters view are moving along. >> and then i guess the current location, its sounds like those projects are okay. do we relocate them in county or do people have a choice -- do we try to find them housing within ...

that would -- i think thats the limit. and that sets what that rate is. if they were sold as condos, then it would be 100 percentile, it does make ami. there isnt anything that exists in pacific heights, a couple small units that could be purchased at a very affordable rate. normally i would be in favor of having more bedrooms, but the other good thing is it recaptures the rear yard which should have never been taken away in the first place because you have a rear yard requirement usua...

sponsors who are looking, not in every neighborhood city, but in other neighborhood cities to do projects consider joining the neighborhood bmr program. we need units to enter that program. when the economy is slow and new units arent being added through the mayors office of housing something like this is really an interesting approach, particularly in a neighborhood that does not have a lot of -- that has a lack of economic diversity. >> commissioner hillis. >> if i can ask a question...

changes? >> i think the department thinks the concept of the legislation is great. the reason we said not to make a recommendation because the legislation had not been finalized yet and introduced and we felt uncomfortable telling you to endorse something that wasnt actually there. my understanding is it hasnt been actually introduced, although they do have the language ready. i think dominica can speak more to that, so. >> so, the actual amendments that will be made to the legislation...

think it was, not to make -- not to make a recommendation, but dominica today talked about the changes that had been made to the legislation. so, i dont mean to put you on the spot, but does staff feel like we can make a recommendation today? is that what you were waiting for for those particular changes? >> i think the department thinks the concept of the legislation is great. the reason we said not to make a recommendation because the legislation had not been finalized yet and introd...

and another lot with something shoved in the back. it seems like a bad decision was made a long time ago in terms of having open space. it seemed to have such a large home and they didnt have any outdoor space. i actually think i wish this would be the kind of innovative idea that other project sponsors who are looking, not in every neighborhood city, but in other neighborhood cities to do projects consider joining the neighborhood bmr program. we need units to enter that program. when...

on this. thank you. >> good afternoon. residential builders association. i got my first call about this project three or four years ago, from peter cohen, representing eureka valley neighborhood association. there were perhaps two or three others. there was a long list of issues and concerns. through a lot of dialogue, through a good open process, these groups have managed to work through a lot. it is not often that you can satisfy all these groups. when you can, it is noteworthy. you ...

i do not remember us being consulted about the design. that does not usually happen. there is staff input. maybe there can be an answer of why this was modified. it is out of context with the neighborhood. >> as part of the upper market planning process that started several years ago under former supervisor duffy, there was a series of parcels that had development potential identified. this was one of those. after a long series of meetings in the neighborhood, it was determined that a ...