board members, i'm here on behalf of the appellants six dogs l.l.c. nnis richards became increasingly vocal about the fact that he believes some people at d.b.i. were using one set of rules for folks that were favoured contractors and another set of rules for everybody else. not only with that obviously be unfair, it creates issues with the public if d.b.i. is looking the other way and not enforcing the planning code and the building code on projects where they have favoured contractors. eventually commissioner richards , joined by fellow commissioners publicly stated that they were worried about d.b.i. not being able to trust d.b.i., and the city attorney should investigate what was going on. faster than you can say the word retaliation, d.b.i. it went after commissioner richards. they knew he was an investor in a real estate project by six dogs l.l.c. a project that had been completed and was being marketed for sale will. so they revoked all the permits for that project. here this behavior is likely will his homeowners, contractors , engineers to put

the government has overcharged in fees over the course of 3 years for the use of the nevada desert land black rock city l.l.c. the nonprofit company that produces burning man follow the lawsuit in u.s. district court in washington saying that they were tired of waiting for the be allowed to provide justification for the nearly 3000000 dollar is charged annually for a permit to hold the event black rock city paid the b.l.m. more than $18000000.00 in services and expenses between 20152018 in addition to the permit the group is required to pay 3 percent of gross receipts or a portion of its revenue each time bernie madoff spokesperson said that the organization is seeking quote relief from defendants ongoing lawful and prejudicial conduct towards blackrock city l.l.c. that grounds of viability of the iconic burning man event would be a shame if this event that brings about $80000.00 people to nevada's desert each year or 2 and. now that's it by this time you can catch boom bust on youtube dot com slash must see a nice time. same hammer i can use to smash someone's head is the same hammer i can use to build them

the owner of 2251 webster street. seventeen is a contract between 1401 howard l.l.c. and the city. between gustav linquist and the owners of 64 potomac street. item 19 is a contract between the swedish society of san francisco and the owners of 2168 market street. item 20 is a contract between adele fang and others and 2735 folsom street. the owners of 2731 through 2735 folsom street, and authorizing the planning director and the assistant reporter to execute and report these historical property contracts. >> colleagues, can we take these items same house, same call? without objection, these resolutions are adopted unanimously. please call the next item. >> item 21 is a resolution to approve an agreement with a nonprofit owners association for administration and management of the establish property-based community benefit district known as a civic centre community benefit district, for a period commencing on june 30th, 2034. >> same house, same call? without objection, the suit -- this resolution is adopted unanimously. >> twenty-two is a resolution to establish the creation of a v

third, payment by the academy and its l.l.c. to the city of an estimated $58 million this includes an affordable housing benefit of approximately $37.6 million to be used solely for affordable housing purposes and an estimated 8.228.4 million to the city's small sights fund. the balance of the monetary payment includes civil penalties reimbursement for planning enforcement cost, unfair competition law penalties and payment of impact fees. although it is not a payment to the city, the developed agreement requires the academy to provide munimobile passes to students and staff and limit shuttles to routes that are not readily served by transit. fourth the agreement includes a student housing metering agreement, by which the academy agrees to provide student housing based on specific percentages of their full-time on campus student body, with those percentages being subject to increases over time. student enrolment is tied to housing availability and importantly, when providing additional housing resources in the future, the academy

l.l.c. this was the 3rd u.s.d.a.commercial breeders license and the 2nd pennsylvania license issued for this one address in the past 8 years i think one of the most remarkable things that we actually were able to illustrate on the oprah show that one of the dogs that we picked up from know what chemicals. it was either know what kind of timer millward . was a yellow out a male you know a lab and i'll never forget he's a really beautiful dog but he had never been off water for some beautiful beautiful young and the amish breeder if you stop astride the dog down the hill we put take the dog up into the darkness and we put the dog down on the solid floor and in the lobby he started to walk like he had never been here ever going to south florida and he started walking up a wall he tried to walk up the wall of our lobby because he had never been solid before and it's just amazing to me that they would expect an animal to live his or her entire life unpaid for wire flooring and they wouldn't do it themselves. matthew's lar

italian side and the japanese side, which is now called, i think the flower market -- i don't even know what it is called anymore, it is an l.l.c. all of those people should have, and must have the unfettered right to petition their government, to talk to the press , and the language that i just saw does not yet states that. so until i see language that makes that abundantly clear, i would like colleagues to continue this until after roll call, after public comment, and when i see language that restates the tri- party agreement, i will bring this back, but all parties must have the unfettered right to petition their government to talk to the press. i am happy to do the economic terms, which i want to thank mr. i want to thank the flower market for, which has been in motion up until a couple of hours ago and i do believe that we have resolved the last issue -- last issues where we were a million and a half dollars apart , but until i see language restating the agreement that gives every vendor the unfettered ability to petition their government and talk to the press without any recrimination by contract, i will ask for a continu

italian side and the japanese side, which is now called, i think the flower market -- i don't even know what it is called anymore, it is an l.l.c. all of those people should have, and must have the unfettered right to petition their government, to talk to the press , and the language that i just saw does not yet states that. so until i see language that makes that abundantly clear, i would like colleagues to continue this until after roll call, after public comment, and when i see language that restates the tri- party agreement, i will bring this back, but all parties must have the unfettered right to petition their government to talk t

the double tax for corporations? i don't get that. maybe you could shed only light on that. i yealed back, mr. chairman. >> corporations, partnerships, sole proprietorships, l.l.c.'s, any other form of business, typically under section 162 of the internal revenue code can write off all reasonable and necessary business expenses. that's how the tax code has been set up since the day it was form you write off reasonable and necessary expenses. and taxes are a reasonable and necessary expense of doing business. and if you -- >> but businesses, not for people. >> it's not a business expense for a person who has got a house that's worth $5 million in long island to pay the $50,000 property taxes. that's not a business expense. that is a personal expense. republican was talking that corporations were people, but i didn't know they were even more people than people, that we should bebbed over backwards to give them more tax breaks than people. >> it's not bending over backwards, you allow lem to -- llow them to deduct reasonable and ordinary expenses. ms. chalet lay -- ms. shalala: i'd like to thank maryland and new york for understand subsidizing florida, i think it