Boiler Replacement: Stewart Franklin Condominium

Garden City, Nassau County, 360 Stewart Avenue

June 6, 2012 — Underneath the Stewart Franklin Condominium, a 48-unit cond-op on Long Island, big changes are brewing. The board there has undertaken a complete overhaul of the boiler room, tearing out its two old boilers and installing a modern heating and hot water system. It's a project that's slated to last all summer and wrap up just in time for the cold to set in.

THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Garden City, Long Island

VALUE

PROPERTY TAXES

Estimated Market Value: $4,778,850

2012/13 Taxable Value: $47,789

BUILDING INVESTMENT

PROJECT

Cost: $187,000

  • Demolition and removal of two boilers, burners, insulation, piping, and controls
  • Installation of a new heating boiler, a three-pass Scotch Marine steam boiler, and a Industrial Combustion burner
  • New piping, wiring, controls, riffing, and painting, for a complete functioning system

CONTRIBUTORS

Lawless & Mangione, Architects and Engineers
Controlled Combustion Co.
Paul Yaworski, Alexander Wolf & Co., managing agent

 

This project began in May 2012 and is scheduled for completion in October.

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