if it was concurrent pg & e and water passing through that moment of time. does that mean that the subsequent permits that were issued on the adjacent properties in the subdivided would that mean that those were invalidly issued as well? >> that would be correct. it would call upon us to have a great amount of speculation to assume that the work was never done when we have a c f c from the department of building inspection. and they would have verified that the unit was removed. >> i agree. what happens if the permit holder has facts that the water was never turned off or that pg & e was reduced down to three units. >> the number of legal dwelling units is not tied to the number of the meters or electrical or water. we have different requirements and the requirements is that you have a kitchen and it has to comply with the planning and building codes. i would agree that had that not ever been done, then those other permits for the new construction and subdivisions would be invalidly issued and revoked. >> you are saying for the adjacent subdivided lots. >> t