mr. cassidy, let me ask my question. when you opened up the building, did you find that a member sizes changed from your original exploration would have indicated? >> every set instead is the original size -- every second stud is the original size. you can see it all of the way along. there is a new study here, but they are all new, too -- there is a new studys -- tud -- stud here. >> every second one is a different size. they have to be added on the bottom floors. in the middle floors, to buy for a cure your quotes i have seen out for the floor, -- two by four. i have seen that in the floor. it has to be beefed up to come to code. did you are not allowed to demolish donthem. >> back to the out last point, you have to assist with something? >> sometimes they would add additional structural members, depending on what the engineer asks for. >> i thing is submitted. >> unless their is department will rebuttal. anything else? then yes, it is submitted. >> when i first read this package, it was interesting, because i thought

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 for 100 years that you have to keep their? we struggle with this, we really do. a lot of times, the flashing on the roof is where you are going to get your proper sealing. it is