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Put to the Test
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Planning for the Future
To keep our property sound and attractive, our board created a ten-year capital plan.
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Elevator Replacement
Replacing the elevator can be a ticket to hell – or at least the cause of a bad headache.
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Violation Blitz
Elevator infractions are on the rise.
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A Costly New Code
A December deadline looms over older elevators.
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Local Laws Gone Loco
New city regulations are causing budget problems for co-ops and condos.
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Elevating Elevator Power
Regenerative elevator drives may save energy and dollars – and may soon be turning up in at least one of the five boroughs.
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Another Set of Eyes
New city regulations: more elevator tests.
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The Year of the Elevator
Linda Gelman, VP/Secretary, 46 West 96th Street Owners Corp.
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Elevator Upgrades
All you need to know about elevator upgrades
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