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Permit Me First
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How to Keep Work Legal
Walk through your building regularly looking for unauthorized or unsafe work.
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Site Safety: Overhaul Needed?
Minor work at our co-op has come to a halt because the DOB says we need a site safety plan. Is this necessary?
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Creating Revenue
In New York, where every square foot is valuable, here’s a way to create extra space.
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Monitoring Owners’ DOB Permits - Fensterstock Law
Are boards and managing agents responsible for ensuring final sign-off on building permit applications filed by residents and commercial tenants?
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Instant Info
The Department of Buildings updates worksite permits... with scannable QR codes.
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The Law: Blocked Signage
Signs may bring cash ... and trouble.
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Baby, You Can Park My Car
Residential parking permits: is it time for them?
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What Permits Do I need?
Permits needed to work on buildings
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