Petitioner's claims are barred by the doctrine of ripeness. The Department of Buildings letter to petitioner, which indicated that it intended to revoke certain approvals, permits and signoffs unless petitioner demonstrated that they should not be revoked, did not constitute a final and binding agency determination which inflicted actual, concrete injury on petitioner (see Matter of Clair v City of New York,
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