A Chelsea co-op upgrades its laundry room without a costly C of O update.
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The Problem: An Outdated Certificate of Occupancy
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Keep an Eye on the C of O
You've got to stay on the case to get your certificate of occupancy.
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Rubik’s Cube: Legalizing Laundry Rooms
New York’s Local Law 152 is causing unexpected problems in many smaller buildings with laundry rooms.
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