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Stopping a Stop-Work
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Keeping on Top of Alteration Applications - Romer Debbas
What rights does a board have to penalize unit-owners for alteration policy violations when enforcement has been lax in the past?
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Violation Tracking
Staying on top of fines and inspections.
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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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DOB Crackdown
Building inspectors are knocking – and fines are mounting.
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Post-It
Co-ops are finding out the hard way that their water tanks are costing them.
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The Law: Blocked Signage
Signs may bring cash ... and trouble.
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Local Law 48: The Creeping Horror
Cleared of a stop-work order by DOB? Guess again.
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Not Immediately Fixable
What to do if you can’t immediately cure violations.
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Talkin’ Trash Technology
Citations for trash violations have gone digital – what this means for your building.
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