It’s evident that your diligent and purposeful in making it happen.

If there is evidence of intentional destruction of the property, you can call local police authorities, but in my experience, they do not get involved in any situation that "smell" of civil action; they will simply tell you that it is a civil matter. 

Go to a local realtor next time the appeal process is open and ask them to do a CMA on your place and use that data for your evidence when appealing with the county.

There was no evidence of breaking and entering.  

@Vito DiIennaWhile I have not had to get a Letter of No Objection myself, if I had to do it, I would go right the the DOB, go into the Office that you can get an official Cert of Occupancy and ask them what is the procedure to get the letter.Normally, you will need to provide evidence.

If there's clear evidence of tenant misuse or negligence, I would proceed with charging the tenant.

You are looking for evidence of water and mold and assessing the structural integrity of the walls and support beams.2.

I'm also suspect that there is any evidence that civilian guns stopped 1 - 2 million crimes.

I wrote the draft amicus, organized the evidence, and complaint which they pretty much used my writing word for word.

They’re getting smarter about it too—trying to clean up any residue so there’s no visible evidence, though the smell still lingers.I currently have a $350 fine for smoking inside, including weed.