it was undone by ellis barclay, because in the city attorney's office, and she could do it. and i was too damn stupid, as i was saying to tom the other day, sometimes my stupidity amazes me, that i didn't go to harry brit and carol silver and said you passed it, the mayor signed it, what is this? let's get them back. more than i've opinion able to get about the s.r.o. legislation which i still hope to. and i don't know who we hope to consult. the people who used to be on harry's advisory committee, for example, i don't know if you have something similar. it's really a good idea that you are looking at this middle bucket, which is something we weren't looking at before. i have some concern, it might just be if i were able to ask like i did back in the day, we would say what about this, have you thought about that and so on. we could clarify. i would want to know, for example, would people be evicted if they were, these were not rent-controlled buildings, are they protected by the state law from being evicted if people go turn them into this and also if people have written agr

it was undone by ellis barclay, because in the city attorney's office, and she could do it. and i was too damn stupid, as i was saying to tom the other day, sometimes my stupidity amazes me, that i didn't go to harry brit and carol silver and said you passed it, the mayor signed it, what is this? let's get them back. more than i've opinion able to get about the s.r.o. legislation which i still hope to. and i don't know who we hope to consult. the people who used to be on harry's advisory committee, for example, i don't know if you have something similar. it's really a good idea that you are looking at this middle bucket, which is something we weren't looking at before. i have some concern, it might just be if i were able to ask like i did back in the day, we would say what about this, have you thought about that and so on. we could clarify. i would want to know, for example, would people be evicted if they were, these were not rent-controlled buildings, are they protected by the state law from being evicted if people go turn them into this and also if people have written agr

it was undone by ellis barclay, because in the city attorney's office, and she could do it. i was too damn stupid, as i was saying to tom the other day, sometimes my stupidity amazes me, that i didn't go to harry brit and carol silver and said you passed it, the mayor signed it, what is this? let's get them back. more than i've opinion able to get about the s.r.o. legislation which i still hope to. and i don't know who we hope to consult. the people who used to be on harry's advisory committee, for example, i don't know if you have something similar. it's really a good idea that you are looking at this middle bucket, which is something we weren't looking at before. i have some concern, it might just be if i were able to ask like i did back in the day, we would say what about this, have you thought about that and so on. we could clarify. i would want to know, for example, would people be evicted if they were, these were not rent-controlled buildings, are they protected by the state law from being evicted if people go turn them into this and also if people have written agreeme