Where I am permits are not posted on the auditors website even though there is a link for the info - you can try calling the local city building department and ask them for any previous permit info.

@Mark Reit, call the building department and ask which version of the International Building Code (IBC) they use.

The town zoning department should have the answers to that.

Hello everyone so I don’t want to pay for the listing of landlords in the area if I don’t have to I heard that someone could go to the courthouse and get the public records of landlords in the area is this true and is it free and what department would I go to to ask for this list?

Ra has to be very high concentration to the point getting department of health excited.  

When these tactics get pulled on me, which they do all the time, I don't go call the Licensure Department or attempt to smear them online, or call the FBI (which I could have in several occasions)I just say, "Please don't contact me again. 

@John Ludwig As a first step, I would send a letter to the planning department with the subject APN and a description of what you would like to do with the property i.e. zoning amendment from R-6 to R-7.

You need to speak with the city planning department for your specific laws regarding where the property is zoned. 

As to whether the authorities are aware of it, Mayor Koch of NYC was asked what he's going to do with thousands of illegal units in the city during a re-election campaign famously said, tell me where to house the 200,000 to 300,000 people made homeless if I enforce it.My wife has a degree in urban planning and worked in the planning department in Long Island where most municipalities handle their zoning and the policies and procedures are similar.

SkelnikI had replied to you 3x on your email, not sure why you are not getting it though, but I already forwarded your concern to the billing department