>> exhibit e, the declaration of ryan paterson. and it describes the present legal use and the proposed use. >> i wouldn't mind your reading it out loud. i can't read this. >> present use, office, retail live-work. proposed use, office, retail, live-work and it describes the 6 existing dwelling units live-work spaces that are legal on the top floor. completely accurate to all respects, commissioner. >> i thought your permit was not related to the 6th floor. you have already stated that. >> excuse me? >> you have stated consistently in the brief and the oral testimony today that the 6th floor, which had been legally permitted units, was not part of this permit. >> commissioner fung, when you describe a permit, use of a permit on a property, you need to describe the legal use of the entire property. it would have been inappropriate and inaccurate to not list the fact there were legal residential uses there and this was in a totally appropriate way and quite frankly the first i ever heard that, that's not something the zoning administ

paterson spoke with within of his teammates. >> that will hurt for quite a while. >> reporter: minutes before he died moment before everyone change, like any given saturday da the vio on and ryan were shooting the breeze. >> we were talking with him this morning before he went to practice. he would text me after practice. >> reporter: fifteen year-old kid-jackson would learn just a few hours later it would be the last conversation that they would ever share. >> i cried a few times. >> reporter: school officials say 15 year-old st. joseph prep freshman ryan gillyard died during a football conditioning work out. a school spokesperson wouldn't comment on the investigation but promising running back simply collapsed. he was rushed to temple university hospital and pronounced dead. >> he was someone everyone wants to be around. he was funny cool polite, had good grade. >> reporter: school officials added saying in a statement quote that the saint guess he have prep community is deeply sat end by tragic death the of our freshman ryan gillyard and condolences go out you the to his parents and family. ryan was a great person and someone we were proud to have as part of our community.