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“June 2014” returned 12 articles
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Before the Next Storm
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Board Talk: How Far Back Can We Go to Collect Outstanding Dues?
How far back can we go to collect maintenance that was undercharged?
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Breathe Clean
How a Queens co-op and a Manhattan condo imposed a smoking ban.
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Energy Detective: The Case of the Covert Condensate
How do you solve a leak problem you can’t find?
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Not in Front of My Building
Can you keep public space private?
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Objectionable Conduct – Again
When a co-op decides to evict a shareholder for objectionable conduct, is it the board or the court who rules ultimately?
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Preparing to Repair – Year by Year
A budget-planning tool lands in New York.
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Site Safety: Overhaul Needed?
Minor work at our co-op has come to a halt because the DOB says we need a site safety plan. Is this necessary?
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The Hunger Games
An interview with Paul Morejon, president at his Harlem co-op.
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To the Rescue
The Department of Buildings finally comes through.
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Turnaround
After a decade of problems, a feisty New Jersey board takes charge.
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What you Leave Behind
Director Q&A with Bronx co-op Board President Desiree Pilgrim-Hunter.
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