Pretty sure with a larger company I'd be down the food chain some.

A lot of food for thought I didn't think about

Call building and safety and tell them your scenario: I would think of worst case scenario: which will be that you either get the necessary permits or knock it down.

Food for thought.

Great stuff.Sometimes I'll trade smoked Canada geese or mallards for Cajun food. 

We understand the risks but due to previous employment in/around englewood, have a few ways to mitigate them/ensure safety.

Thanks, @Caleb Bryant @Caleb Bryant I am going to have a -open to the public/niche of people I invite- Open discussion meet and greet at Campus 805 most likely, a venue with food and drinks and private rooms where we can come together and talk about the local market, show some of the data and maps I've made to see what kind of projections I've made for the local market and see if anyone disagrees, agrees, or has anything to add.

My background is in Public Safety too—law enforcement, firefighting and EMS (mostly EMS).

Food- Eat out only once a week for fun, even for lunch. 

Public Safety and Welfare: From the Planning Board (paraphrased): "the alleyway is a public thoroughfare and the neighboring residents do not have an interest to protect.