mr. strickland did offer to put sprinklers in the thing. i said "how do they work?" and i have yet to get an answer on that. i can't see how putting sprinklers in my rear yard works when the fire could be elsewhere. what triggers the springers? so i just can't see that and we have gone no where with that and mr. williams was going to get a schematic of how they work. i have received nothing and again talking to the architect, talking to -- trying to reach mr. strickland i had no cooperation whatsoever trying to resolve these problems. hence i filed this and basically not going with the city code. >> thank you very much. project sponsor you have a two minute rebuttal. >> thank you. steve williams again. if you want to see the revisions that have been made to the project i attached a letter from planning as exhibit four -- actually it's a response from the architect to a letter to planning. there were numerous revisions and changes and one thing i did want to point out is that -- can i have the overhead pleads? the way these lots are set up this will be the development

help him with it and reach out to mr. matchen and come to an agreement with the neighbor to the east. i have spoken with him numerous times. he is never available to meet at the site. he lives out of town and he was traveling so that was difficult. they didn't come to the pre-application meeting or the variance hearing so it's difficult to assess exactly what the complaints are. the primary first objection and one you heard again tonight is fire exiting, a claim over a proscriptive easement over the property and if you look at the letters sent in that mr. matchen sent to the dr and that's what they talk about. we need fire exiting on your property. john tried to come up with a solution. he tried to design some sort of sprinkler system and shoot water over the property line to keep the exiting corridor wet and presumably safe. here is the exiting corridor between the buildings. it's rather wide. this is the expressed fears. this is in the back, but again there was no response whether that was acceptable or something we cou

the response has been overwhelming and, mr. speaker, i would like to share just a few of those stories here in the house this morning. allison strickland, a wife and homeschooling mother of four writes, we are a family of six with one income, and our preums doubled from $420 to $940 a month. we are already under great financial strain, and this is not helping relieve any of the tension. at this point, we are unsure about what we are going to do. with four growing children we know insurance is vital, but at what cost to the daily needs of our family? we are very disappointed in the obama administration. sean cunningham of montgomery writes i am a married father of two beautiful little girls. my jaw dropped when i found out my family's premium was going from $400 a month to $722. i called blue cross first thing monday morning, but i was told i -- ed to contact hofert health-care.gov. i did manage to find out there was a cheaper premium. i could choose the blue safer bronze at a rate that was still an increase over the plan i like