good evening again, president honda, commissioners. cory teague, planning department staff. just briefly, did get a chance to look over the proposed plans by the permit holder just to see if they would be consistent with the ceqa analysis that was conducted for the site and consistent with current planning code requirements, and the proposed revision would be consistent with both. the only thing i would point out is that generally, if a project had already been noticed and comes back and proposes to raise the height by a couple of feet, it would trigger renotice. in this case, obviously, all of the people that have received notice and are engaged are verien gauged in this process. the rest of the revisions are just at the discretion of the board. i m available for any questions you may have. mr. teague, what was the what is the max height they can go in comparison to where we re at now? so i think well, as was mentioned during the permit holder s presentation, the h
good evening again, president honda, commissioners. cory teague, planning department staff. just briefly, did get a chance to look over the proposed plans by the permit holder just to see if they would be consistent with the ceqa analysis that was conducted for the site and consistent with current planning code requirements, and the proposed revision would be consistent with both. the only thing i would point out is that generally, if a project had already been noticed and comes back and proposes to raise the height by a couple of feet, it would trigger renotice. in this case, obviously, all of the people that have received notice and are engaged are verien gauged in this process. the rest of the revisions are just at the discretion of the board. i m available for any questions you may have. mr. teague, what was the what is the max height they can go in comparison to where we re at now? so i think well, as was mentioned during the permit holder s presentation, the h
planning code requirements, and the proposed revision would be consistent with both. the only thing i would point out is that generally, if a project had already been noticed and comes back and proposes to raise the height by a couple of feet, it would trigger renotice. in this case, obviously, all of the people that have received notice and are engaged are verien gauged in this process. the rest of the revisions are just at the discretion of the board. i m available for any questions you may have. mr. teague, what was the what is the max height they can go in comparison to where we re at now? so i think well, as was mentioned during the permit holder s presentation, the height district here it s a 40 foot height district, but because it s rh-1 dd, you take a 45 angle from either the front property line or the front set back line, and that can go up to 35 feet, and then, it basically follows grade from there. if it s an uphill or if it s a flat property, it just fol
consistent with current planning code requirements, and the proposed revision would be consistent with both. the only thing i would point out is that generally, if a project had already been noticed and comes back and proposes to raise the height by a couple of feet, it would trigger renotice. in this case, obviously, all of the people that have received notice and are engaged are verien gauged in this process. the rest of the revisions are just at the discretion of the board. i m available for any questions you may have. mr. teague, what was the what is the max height they can go in comparison to where we re at now? so i think well, as was mentioned during the permit holder s presentation, the height district here it s a 40 foot height district, but because it s rh-1 dd, you take a 45 angle from either the front property line or the front set back line, and that can go up to 35 feet, and then, it basically follows grade from there. if it s an uphill or if it s a fl
there? i can say there s no requirement in the planning code for lighting on decks. i would defer to mr. duffy if there are any such requirements in the building code. no lighting except that mandated by the building department. and i don t know if there s any in the building code, so i would defer to mr. duffy. okay. thanks. he looks very pained. good evening, commissioners. joe duffy, dba. that type of lighting wouldn t come into plan a single-family home, like emergency lighting like you see on a high-rise building. but if they have a roof hatch up there to that, you re going to need lighting to get off of that, so it s more of a common sense approach. we do see track lighting in the floorings of decks. now, there would be a light requirement inside the stern in the lower area, so it s really there isn t a code provision, i wouldn t think, as much as your common sense sense code. well, there s some general comments in the code that talks about that. yeah, b