>> good evening commissionerers joe duffy dbi, if the 34, and 44th avenue would be an address that is well known to any of us that work on the building inspection division between the dbi and we all and, i have been there a few times, and i actually live in the neighborhood believe it or not and i see this building when you drive up between folton and it is an eye sore and it has been there because of this mess that we call it. and we have these scenarios and i have only seen this and this is about the third one in 15 years that i have seen where we have had this unlawful demolition hearing and it is, pretty, it is a nightmare for everyone concerned and it is a nightmare for the dbi staff and the planning staff and the obviously the people that own the property because they get this five year ban and then they can't and they have to decide if they want to put back what they had there originally and one of the cases actually did that on 46th avenue and got out of the process and about a year and a half and did not end up with their 3 or 4 story building. and there is another one on 27t

duffy. >> commissioner joe duh dbi just on the i'll go through the permit application first, the permit was obtained to comply with notice of violation add two windows of skylight door and replace the pop out deck fire roof and decade or deck as required there was an earlier permit to comply with the notice of violation it was from on the december 13th and issued on october 1st so it was over the counter approval it did get through the planning department over the current with the mechanical plan with a value of $12,000 a permit that was over the counter no drawings it was the main level of a flat duplex add new offices i'm sorry that was a 2006 permit it was there are two many permits the 2014 was in august was for the second floor deck with the dry rot less than 50 percent construction that is typically when someone finds dry rot you can replace it and not need a permit it is limit on the scope of work they got ahead of themselves there was a complaint filed i have the detailed overview details it was on the 9th of september 2014 they were working outside of the building permit applicatio

duffy anything further. >> commissioners joe duffey dbi again i don't have too much to add one thing if this hadn't been appealed and we dealt with the complaints from the lady we in all likelihood this permit would have been suspended we would have said hey your plans are not showing you properly what our doing i which is looking at the plans there's no existing sections to show where the angle window is not scared off this triggers something i imagine that is something even though it's small they'd consider is additional square feet so i think we'd stop them and say hey, get a proper set of plans and employ for your permit you have to go drove the process that would be fair to say looking at that is how we would probably deal with that we can do that good work of mr. larkin on those types of cases the stair a way, way confusing it was a violation, however, the plans don't should a stairway there was stairway that was fine but it was on a notice of violation i noticed that i was confused a little bit about that. >> good evening corey t for planning a couple of quick notes and we did

duffy. sean good to have you on. >> kind of crazy on capitol hill yesterday. these are the sort of omnibus appropriation bills that republicans have hated for years. yesterday republicans passed one. >> but, joepriation bills. the only way you go back to order if the senate and harry reid passed appropriation bills. the problem with the harry reid senate they didn't do that work. the only option we had was to do an omnibus bill. this is the last time we'll do it because we'll have a republican senate to deal with in january and hopefully do the work in that institution like we have done in the house. >> sam stein is in washington, d.c., sam. >> congressman, i'm very curious if you support the rider that allows these derivatives to be traded with taxpayer backstop essentially. >> yes, i do. here's why. what you have is you have median size banks, regional banks that are products to manage risk, to manufacturers, to farmers, these are products that are use to help small businesses manage risk. these were not high-risk derivatives that brought now wall street in 2008. this is common sense stuff. what i'm happy about, sam, and i wish elizabeth warren had been talking about this. we took away the