duffy will clear that up, but that is not before us now. my question is, you have an issue with the baths and whether they are properly vented, correct? >> yes. vice president garcia: you have an issue with the property line windows that you think will infringe upon your privacy. >> yes. vice president garcia: the question is, are there any other issues with this current permit before is that you have? >> no, my only issue was if it was on the plans that i saw it mean that it is approved? vice president garcia: "it" meaning? >> whatever was on that plan. vice president garcia: he will clear that up. about but we do not have that permit -- but we do not have that permit before us. there is no permit in front of us that has anything to do with an elevator or anything to do with decks. >> so what you are saying is even know there are stamped "approved" on the plans we saw, they are not approved? the elevator has not been approved? vice president garcia: i don't have a comment on that. i am trying to narrow down the issues that are under the um

duffy then they need to do something with the apartment. i don't know if that is agreeable to the other commissioners? >> i will make a motion. >> might give the permit holder an opportunity to speak. >> certainly. >> my comment is that it is not our intention to do any more work than is permitted. there is a separate permit under this application for the heaters in unit 358. there is at least one other permit that has been pulled under this application. we have been working within the rules, even though the application itself might be broad. i'm committed to make sure the paperwork is right. it is our belief that the work itself has been done under the permit has been permitted. >> i think that mr. epstein is referring to maybe plumbing permits. those are fine. i don't have any issues. of a flight to work to figure out each notice of violation to see if it would be ok to go ahead. during my research, i saw that it could not do it on this permit. it will probably mean another permit to to leak from the scope of this permit. there is no it t

duffy? >> good evening, commissioners, joe duffy, dbi. department would like to keep the penalty of nine times because the notice of violation was given in 2007 and we did not to permit until 2011. we did quite a bit of work on the notice of violation that started off with building inspection, and the second notice of violation was issued, so there would have been a lot of administrative work by staff. i noticed that the building inspector, can gonzales, wrote that the windows were 3 foot by 3 foot at the front of the building and some deterioration of exterior stucco finish, 3 foot by 6 feet. it was causing a hazard by the building permit application. that was in 2007. we finally got the building permit approval in may, 2011. so we would like to keep that ton a day. commissioner fung: -- we would like to keep that penalty. icommissioner fung: do you consider that for window replacement or the minor repair to the plaster that requires a permit? >> it appears that it is for both. the wording on the permit says the windows installed in the

duffy? >> i suppose the first question i was going to ask, is it ok to appeal the probably on the filed a permit? i was thought any should permit that we appeal to pummel the on. but we don't have a permit yet. we have an application that has gone through. i think they may have found out what the penalty is going to be, but the permit has not been issued. >> we have always allowed people on building permits to appeal prior to issuance for electrical and plumbing. for safety issues, you have to pay the penalty first, but historically, we have always allowed it pre-issuance. commissioner fung: i think before you issue the permit, the penalty has to be prepaid. >> yes, i was under the understanding that you appeal the public and then you pay it. maybe i read that on the back of the notice of violation. anyway, i think in this case, we are slightly different from the previous one. the notice of violation was given in april. april 5, 2011, and we issued the second notice on may 5, 2011. then with

duffy on his office on tuesday, july 11. he was very helpful. we went up to the fourth floor to look at the approved plans. ms. cheng and her architect said they do not have an elevator in the plan. mr. duffy saw the elevator on the master plan and he wrote and attached this correction notice and report after reviewing the plans that day. mr. duffy also informed me there are other permits and the pipeline. also, i did not refuse ms. cheng's rescheduling request. today is july 13, and at her request we are here now. i viewed the plan is not only on june 10 but again on july 11 with mr. dufty. they are open and on view until july 19, and they have not been in the possession of mr. cheng. thank you for letting me speak with you today. i'm here as a concerned and impacted neighbor. i have tried to get consistent answers from mrs. cheng. i am doing this. i'm here to make sure the quality of life at my home is not impacted. i understand better what is going to happen now that he has made the changes and corrections. i've understand that each permit ha

duffy to address the borad -- broad and general things. the completion of the bathroom, i would absolutely past that we be permitted to complete that. i think he plumbing pipe is on there. >> i think you would be better to take that offline with mr. duffy. >> commissioners? >> i will start, but i am not sure i am going anywhere. it is difficult to see the position from both sides. on the one hand, i don't know why you appeal something that takes you three months alcohol stopping the work that you want. i am not quite sure what to do. commissioner garcia: i am concerned about dealing with things that have to do with code and the authority. i would think that the accommodations thing and all that would have been a rent board issue. someone could come in with -- your alternative would be, and even if weather was awful, walk to take a shower. the loo will be a port-a-potty in front of your house. i would hope that -- i don't want to say that. mr. eppstein would have said, i think it is clear -- what is being done as proposed to be done. it is

duffy, can you go to the illegal demolition? >> myself and a building inspector went there, and we met with mr. cassidy, in we reviewed the plans for the main permits, the 2009 permit, the permit that was under suspension -- and we reviewed the plans for the main permits. -- the main permit. every wall is still there that were shown to remain. vice president garcia: and one of the walls to remain is one that was damaged, and a prepared to that would not be considered demolition? >> -- and a repair to that would not be considered demolition? >> advised that that wall be braced again. i am not so sure that that wall is permanently damaged. there may be damage to the exterior siding on the wall, which we see a lot of, because on the plans, they show walls to remain, but those walls are probably 100 years old. there are always problems with the siding on those. keeping walls that are 100 years old versus taking the whole building down, it is always tough on builders. how do you get proper waterproofing on a wall that has been there

duffy? >> it sounds complicated, and in this case, i would say we would not be here if we did not have the roof collapse. it triggered seven complaints to dbi right up until pretty much now, and it appeared that the project, with earlier permits issued, though they may not have been the right permits, the work was going ahead, and the work was progressing. we had a permit which was still in dbi, but our involvement really was for the foundation work. we did inspections on that, and then on march 12, we got called out by the fire department on the emergency response for the roof, which was to be demolished, actually collapsed. i am not sure how it collapsed, but it collapsed. i believe there were people working there, but no one got injured. that would have been demo-ed anyway, though that was maybe not the way for it to come down. there was a report and correction notice issued to clear up the damaged lumber that had fallen in to secure the property walls -- had fallen and to secure the prop

duffy, if you could explain it to the board please. >> commissioners, we got together and we're going to remove -- >> he gave me the wording, he would like the bellpull the permit, all work to be struck from the scope except for two things. remodel the term in unit 340 and comply with -- that is it. commissioner garcia: which deals with what? >> repair of the stairs to make them safe. and the departments will still need the permits to comply with the other, that we don't understand any way. if applicable. commissioner peterson: the unit number again for the bathroom? >> 340. president goh: striking everything that we are striking, does it prevent a problem -- the present a problem for a one-year statute? >> i was going to recommend that the board state in their motion that the permit holder would not be precluded from replying to do the work under the other nov's in one year. it would constitute a change of circumstances. president goh: ok. the somebody want to be the one to make this motion? commissioner garcia: we thank you for doing that. president goh: i will make the motion. >> t

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duffy: and i'd agree with the gentleman. it's interesting as a guy that's come here in central and northern wisconsin, wisconsin's seventh congressional district, this is a house that will continually talk about political spin and political positioning instead of actual policies that are going to work for american families and american businesses. and i think it's interesting the president likes to talk about corporate loopholes. and, you know, for me i think it's important that we're clear. the tax increases that the president and my friends across the aisle in the democrat party are talking about, these are tax increases on the small job creators in my district, the same ones that we are asking to expand and grow and create jobs and put our hardworking families of wisconsin back to work. it's those people that they're asking to raise taxes on and i think that's absolutely wrong. i always hear my friends across the aisle talk about the 1990's and how great things were in the 1990's. they were great. particularly the tax rat

duffy: mr. speaker, i withdraw my point of order and rise in opposition to the motion. the speaker pro tempore: point of order is withdrawn and the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. duffy: first off, this motion on the floor today is just a political stunt that's going to undo the goodwill of my bill. now, let's be clear. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. let the house be in order. all members, take your seats. cease the conversation. the gentleman may proceed. mr. duffy: let's be clear. after nearly 20 hours of hearings and debates in our subcommittee and in our committee, this issue specifically has not been risen by my friends across the aisle. and then today, we spent nearly three hours on the floor and not once was in specific issue raised. this is not no more than political theater. but i have good news to my friends across the aisle, because -- order. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the gentleman may proceed. mr. duffy: i have good news

duffy of wisconsin. mr. duffy: i think it's important to note that the real reason why oversight was included in the legislation, that is the cfpb doesn't have to consider safety and soundness when making rules. safety and soundness is the gold standard when we look at the banking industry and how it effectively works within our society. and because that is not included, we just let that consumer protection, i think the rationale was that, well, we should have an outside group review each rule that comes out to make sure it will not undermine our financial sector. i have to tell you, i'm quite amazed, though. my friend across the aisle, they draft a bill that includes a review process, a review process that only gives a voice to big banks on wall street. only gives a voice to those banks that are too big to fail. and so i come out with a mns reform and say, listen, let's wrust not give a voice to your friends on wall street. let's give a voice to the small, community banks in rural wisconsin. small credit un

a bill cosponsored by republican freshman sean duffy paved the way for the expensive bridge to be builte ran on this platform. >> i'll work in congress to cut the spending and balance the budget. >> reporter: duffy's office told us his bill doesn't fund the bridge, it simply allows it to move forward and has some democratic support, too. steve ellis as taxpayers for common sense sees it as excess congress can't seem to resist, even during fiscal crisis. >> there's an alternative that's hundreds of millions of dollars less that may be not the signature bridge, maybe not the tourist attraction but actually could get the job done for far less money. >> reporter: freshman republican steven palazzo of mississippi also ran as a fiscal conservative. then he added more than $150 to the defense budget bound for a shipyard in his own district. he didn't want to talk with us but has said he's glad to be able to help ensure long-term viability of our ship building industry. republican duncan hunter, now in his second term, added $5 million to the 2012 defense budget destined for trex enterprises wh

after he ran off the clerk called the cops, he recognized duffy by name. duffy was later arreste arrested. >>> appalling story we first told you about last night. tonight has a tragic ending. good samaritan shot in the head while feeingd the homeless with his family in east oakland has died. as cecelia explains authorities dumbfounded at the senseless act. >>reporter: those with the least to give left behind what little they have to remember the man they knew as brother john. at the place where he was shot a simple memorial and profound question from his the last man brother john ever helped. fichlt how weird this world is becoming. your life is worth nothing no more. nothing out here. shoot somebody for the heck of it because they want to? not right. >>reporter: out here where he delivered food during what he called midnight outreach with his wife and 2 young daughters he is simply brother john. his real name is if paris powell and just 29 years old. but late last night brother john was taken off life support at high land hospital and pronounced dead. les

duffy: my friends across the aisle voted to rob $500 billion out of medicare for obamacare. they instituted a board that will ration care for our seniors. we brought a proposal for our house that will root out all loopholes in nooks and crannies for businesses who hide their money and they voted no. >> will the gentleman yield? mr. duffy: the american people -- will the gentleman yield? -- >> will the gentleman yield? mr. duffy: the harry reid bill is full of -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. duff: budget gimmicks which doesn't get the job done. the speaker pro tempore: who claims time? the house will be in order. the gentleman from california. mr. dreier: thank you very much, madam speaker. at this time i'm happy to yield 30 second to the gentleman from mississippi mr. pa. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. palazzo: the american people expect us to lead during times of cris. house republicans have led. house republicans have provided plans and solutions to america's debt crisis. house republicans have used their voice a

duffy that they're not impinging on the privacy of this house? >> we are concerned about the windows, exactly where they're going to be looking. that we're not clear on. we have clarified a lot tonight, yes, but that we're not clear on. we appreciate your comment -- we do not know enough as to where those windows will be. >> do we have drawings with us tonight? as the architect have it? -- and does the architect have it? even though some people appear may be able to leave, i recommend we have a five minute recess and look at it and if you want to request a continuance if we do not have those plans, you might get one. if you are satisfied with what is presented to you as to whether or not that is going to impinge upon your privacy, maybe we can put this to bed tonight. >> i appreciate the effort to be efficacious. my concern and the desire to have this opportunity to review the plans is that i do not believe that given the discussions and presentations we have heard that the appellant has efficient -- i do not know of five minutes is going to do i

duffy going to present the change for the architect? >> we are raising the meeting and we are on item 7. >> i think we have reached an agreement is to make one modification to the plan. there is a property line windows at the second floor. that would be taken off as part of the condition for moving on. we have agreed to look at that. in the future as part of the next permit, and arrange the window so there is no invasion of privacy. we're better doing that at the site. >> it confused me when you say you have arranged to look at it. either you are going to remove the window or not. >> we will under this permit. >> we're getting a nod from the appellant and that they are on board with that change. we're ready to make a motion to take a vote? >> i want to specify having not seen the plans that this is the only property line window at the second floor because we will need to have a revised plan submitted and i will need to know what window is being taken off. >> there is an existing wooden window that the city has gone out and ascertained i

the feedback -- duffy that. >> thank you. >> it is really just a typical permit that we see. the drawings to less than 50% and we go out and inspected. it's this year to comply with the notice of violation. and there is a complaint that got investigated. the cases of them. there was an issue ready on the same day as the complaint, filed. what happened was, the permit for the property line whistling in expired system. -- that was showing an inspired as the = --r expired system. it had been completed. we corrected that. the property line was signed off in 2007 but not reflected in out system. for some reason, one of the inspectors -- we corrected that error. the department does not have any issues with the permit. president goh: just for clarification, the sperm that has nothing to comply with it kolkhoz there is no notice of violation, it should probably not say that. president goh: thanks. commissioner fung: did you look into the co conformance? >> i saw it in the brief, but i was mostly interested in the stair work. from my research, if you have an existing property line win

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duffy: my friends across the aisle voted to rob $500 billion out of medicare for obamacare. they instituted a board that will ration care for our seniors. we brought a proposal for our house that will root out all loopholes in nooks and crannies for businesses who hide their money and they voted no. >> will the gentleman yield? mr. duffy: the american people -- will the gentleman yield? -- >> will the gentleman yield? mr. duffy: the harry reid bill is full of -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. duffy: budget gimmicks which doesn't get the job done. the speaker pro tempore: who claims time? the house will be in order. the gentleman from california. mr. dreier: thank you very much, madam speaker. at this time i'm happy to yield 30 second to the gentleman from mississippi mr. pa. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. palazzo: the american people expect us to lead during times of crisi house republicans have led. house republicans have provided plans and solutions to america's debt crisis. house republicans have used their voice

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duffy: my friends across the aisle voted to rob $500 billion out of medicare for obamacare. they instituted a board that will ration care for our seniors. we brought a proposal for our house that will root out all loopholes in nooks and crannies for businesses who hide their money and they voted no. >> will the gentleman yield? mr. duffy: the american people -- will the gentleman yield? -- >> will the gentleman yield? mr. duffy: the harry reid bill is full of -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. duffy: budget gimmicks which doesn't get the job done. the speaker pro tempore: who claims time? the house will be in order. the gentleman from california. mr. dreier: thank you very much, madam speaker. at this time i'm happy to yield 30 second to the gentleman from mississippi mr. pa. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. palazzo: the american people expect us to lead during times of crisis. house republicans have led. house republicans have provided plans and solutions to america's debt crisis. house republicans have used their voic

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. >> my name is adam duffy. i am the district six resident. all of these candidates are broadly from the central city area community, which i am also a member of. i am still going to be surprised if you actually poured one of them to the board. so few people from the neighborhood get forwarded. we just had the case were two of our candidates seem to have represented themselves out of it and you managed to find someone else to recommend a will put it out there -- to recommend. i will put it up there as a challenge. chairperson kim: thank you. is there any other public comment from this item? seeing none, public comment is not closed. -- now closed. i want to thank the three applicants for the seat. this is a task force that is very important to me. many of the sro's are in district 6, as mr. dufty alluded to, as well as in the mission and chinatown neighborhoods. the applicants eloquently talked about a number of the issues i hope we can address over the next couple of years. a lot of work has been done around improving the quality of our sro's

duffy. >> grieving, commissioners.

duffy? >> it sounds complicated, and in this case, i would say we would not be here if we did not have the roof collapse. it triggered seven complaints to dbi right up until pretty much now, and it appea

duffy out of your tonight, so if you go ahead and please be brief. director goldstein: please give a card to the clerk if you are willing after you are done speaking. >> i would like to submit this to the record. if i could have the overhead, please? thank you. vice president garcia: ddo a 1. >> i have installed these. the dimension is 8 feet long and 8 feet wide. it is 7 feet to the bottom of the concrete. it is away from the adjacent property. with the structure report, it has compacted down in sand and barack, so it does not pose a threat. -- in sand and bedrock. you have got to remove the roof. downstairs and up. just to clarify for you guys. depending the work that was starting, there was a complaint issued. it opened onto a driveway. i want to point out to, and i am sure you guys have the plant there, this point right here, which is circles, -- i am sure you guys have the plan there, this point right here, which is sold -- circled. if you look at the top, that is about one eighth of 1 inch. this did not move the building. so thank you, commissi

duffy: my friends acrs the aisle votedo rob $500 billion out of medicare for obamacare. they instituted a board that will ration care for our seniors. we brought a proposal for our house that will root out all loopholes in nooks and crannies for businesses who hide their money and they vot no. >> will the gentleman yield? mr. duffy: the american people -- will the gentleman yield? -- >> will the gentleman yield? mr. duffy: the harry reid bill is full of -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. duffy: budget gimmicks which doesn't get the job done. the speaker pro tempore: who claims time? the house will be in order. the gentleman from california. mr. dreier: thank you very much, madam speaker. at this time i'm happy to yield 30 second to the gentleman from mississippi mr. pa. the spear pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. palazzo: the american people expect us to lead during times of crisis. house republicans have led. house republicans have provided plans and solutions to america's debt crisis. house republicans have used their voice as