continued appeal case 6857 at 334 bowdoin street. the appellant has withdrawn this case. >> thank you. are there any members of the public here to speak on that item. it is withdrawn, not continued? >> yes, it is withdrawn. i believe the case was abated. >> thank you. next item is case 6,859,306,116th street. owner's representative. action requested to place in abeyance for nine months. would the staff like to come forward? >> good morning. i am the chief building inspector for code enforcement. for this case a complaint was filed february 12, the contractor was doing work without permits. there was a permit active for remodeling of units. the inspector visited the site and found there was work. a notice was issued february 20, 2015. over the course of this the owner failed to comply but the permit was never completed. even the original permit was not completed. there was only three inspections as we found on the permit history. the case was referred to code enforcement on april 10, 2017. a hearing was held 8, 21, 2018. the notice of

jes staley is out of philadelphia, a loyal member of bowdoin college.nsion that an american is running barclays? jonathan: not really. jenkins,r anthony barclays was always good to be two thirds retail, one third investment bank. the debate has been going on a long time about what kind of makes they should have. the issue we have had is the return on capital is poor relative to a credit card. when credit costs are at multiyear lows, so i think the debate is one that has continued to go on, not because he is an american. barclays is holding its own against the u.s. better than the european banks are. banksere is the european down here, the train wreck known as deutsche bank, barclays in the middle, and jp morgan up where everyone wants to be. is it delusional that they can get to american bank total return? is it a management to merge approach? "delusional" is a good word. i do not think they will get there. staley is pinning his colors to the fact that he can do 9% this so he is next year, committed to the annual cost target below $4.6 billion, but will