New elevator regulations promise to reduce risks – for a price.
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Shaft Safety
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Gas Piping Inspection Regs
The City Council has passed a new law requiring an inspection of all gas lines every five years.
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Barbecuing Do’s and Don’ts
To grill or not to grill?
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Do Your Rules Really Exist?
The board thought it had specific power; turns out they gave it away.
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Exit Strategy
Commercial buildings rehearse several times a year. Residential buildings hand out a playbook and hope for the best.
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What Lurks Behind
Lobby and hallway renovations – lead paint woes.
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Emergency Planning 101
The disaster in Japan should be a wake-up call for co-op and condo boards.
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You’ve Got Violations
The DOB is handing out more fines than ever. Here’s how you can stay ahead.
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Measure for Measure
New city regulations require some buildings to track their water and energy usage.
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