it appearses on the 1950 sanborn map. they cite it three storeys over basement. the appellant cited two per pits from the 1950s stated two-storey over basement. the balance of evidence including the 1981 report support the legality of the structure. the appellant has been informed to pursue the matter furd with dbi as they have the jurisdiction over legality of struck tours. if they find the property is in violation, they'll require it be brought into compliance. i'm failing available for any questions you have. >> i think you know that was a new item brought up last week. there was no substantial answer from either the permit holder or the department. so it would have been relatively easy to demonstrate and if we had something that was conclusive. but neither side representative at the hearing didn't answer the question either. >> my understanding is that one of four pages was presented last week at the hearing. i can't speak as to why they didn't provide all four pages. but since then, we did find the entire document. >> thank you. >> inspector duffy anything?

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