@Colin Gearity - start with the local Building Department.

In NYC, it's the buildings dept, you go in, give them the address, and back then some years ago, they give you the actual paper file, but I have to leave my drivers license which they'll give back when I return the files.So logically, if they have a department that issues permits and approve plans, they should have the original plans around somewhere.

Before you ask, yes, in the last 10 years I did have a small section of vinyl replaced when the departing renter ripped the vinyl with an appliance.

Not sure about your area but check with the local building and safety department.

I would also suggest getting in touch with the local Chamber of Commerce and the City's Planning Department, as these can be very good resources. 

@Gino PicciolaGo to the archives department in the city/county and request the plans for the project.

The damage is done my man, so long as the health department isn't involved you should just keep cashing those checks as long as they are coming in.

After taking office, the Trump administration reversed a regulatory effort that put a spotlight on the fees that investment advisors received for managing retirement accounts, which forced the Department of Labor (DOL) to put its “fiduciary rule” on hold.

Contact the police department and ask for an incident report for the neighborhood, what are the police called out there for throughout the year? 

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