A law went into effect in December that codifies the requirement for buildings to submit water tank inspection results to DOHMH.
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City Plugs Leaks in Water Tank Inspection Rules
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Use Common Sense to Question Reports
Don’t rubberstamp a report – review it.
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Avoid Faulty Filings
The board must supply ammunition to management that will clear up confusion.
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The Hidden 42”
From safety to inspections, enclosures complicate balcony inspections.
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Rat Academy
Co-op and condo owners are signing up for the Rat Patrol, learning how to combat those nasty vermin.
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Two Cracks or Pops
Local Law 11 just got tougher. Count balconies in now.
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The Tracking Sleuths
Services that send out alerts about violations and fines are growing up.
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A Special Inspector Calls
Dealing with special inspections.
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Violation Blitz
Elevator infractions are on the rise.
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Violation Tracking
Staying on top of fines and inspections.
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