Typically, when new standards are established, they're applied for future buildings.

We aren't making any public comments because of pending litigation and are waiting to hear from our attorneys about what we can and can't do.

Further, as a matter of law, the city cannot retroactively impose time limits or unilaterally rescind an entitlement.

The latest renovation was in 1987 I believe and that was at 5 inches and that requirement was in place 1970. The next one didn't occur until 1997.

Everyone has to do what they think is best for their political future. If you're afraid of keeping Tom DeLay's PAC money, you're probably afraid of your own shadow.

It gives a parent a way to start saving for a child's future. It's managed for an adult but saved for a child.