A handful of co-ops banded together recently and fought a winning battle against the MTA on the proposed location of a subway entrance.
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You Can Fight City Hall (actually, the MTA) and Win
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Message: We Care
Building a sense of community is not limited to efforts just within your building
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Legal Lessons: Board Responsibilities
Habitat Legal Survey 2009 - Board Responsibilities: knowing when to limit or extend power, homeowner approval and communication, dealing with management companies.
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Mission Accomplished
Saving a building - and making friends, too.
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Lessons From a Lifer
The co-op and me: lessons from a lifer.
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Don’t Call It a Club
Board presidents club: a meeting of downtown minds.
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Engineer on Board
Using an engineer who sits on the board.
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Dial ‘L’ For Lawyer
Habitat's 12th annual attorney survey: board conduct.
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Getting the Hook
Booting out a troublemaking board member.
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