gigi gunther, planning staff. to quickly-the short end is yes all this work will require at a minimum a building permit to be obtained in addition to an administrative entitlement processed by staff for all of the repair and replacement work. staff also undertakes a annual monitoring cycle each year, each of the staff members are assigned 3 to 4 properties where they go through each of the contracts for each property and make sure the property is in compliance for that year's work. applicants are required to submit affidavits that include receipts, building permit numbers photos and affidavit saying they completed the work required for that year. i guess it is also worth noting applicants are able to complete work for later years earlier then the year set in the contract. elizabeth can speak more to any other permitting questions. >> i just want to commends the owner for having such a lot of-this building is and the contribution to the district, and i can-i read through the materials and hear in what you are sayin

number 9 under the rehab plan, this is related to the windows and i fully recognize what gigi was saying mrs. gunther, that the-we recognize that the work can occur ahead of schedule, and i would just offer as a suggestion for your consideration that it may actually be cost effective to pick off the windows that are on the various facades when you are treating the facades in previous years for painting and repair, because the access is often costly. but, i don't think that it would be a requirement-i would n't want to make that a requirement, just a suggestion that it may help you in the end. and there is mention of some broken glass that i think probably would want to address before 2033, but if is just a crack-i'm not suggesting changing, buts just a suggestion. in the maintenance scope number 3 related to the foundation again, this is the one that describes annual inspections for insect damage and i would just add that any active infestations discovered should be treat ed as they occur. and finally, in scope number 6, related to the roof maintenance, 5 year inspections seem a little bit long to me