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Posted by Dawn on November 09, 2000 at 12:26:34:

In Reply to: After a fire....what are obligations of Landlord? posted by SRO Eagle on November 09, 2000 at 11:33:39:

Take good pictures, clear pictures, lots of pictures specifically showing the damage and debris and what it's doing to the building and you. All concerned tenants should be sending letters (polite, short yet detailed) of their concerns about the building. Have an inspector come to check out the stablity of the building as well as the Housing and Development send an inspector to check the walls, debris, blocking the halls, etc. If no fire alarms are installed (or still not installed), the landlord is in for heavy penalties. The more complaints are filed with the NYC agencies, the more under scrutiny the landlord will be. Keep copies of everything safety tucked away in a safety deposit box. Check your lease. Good luck.

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• Send Letters to Who? (be specific) Already multiple OPEN VIOLATIONS SRO Eagle 11/10/00 (10)
  • Re: Send Letters to Who? (be specific) Already multiple OPEN VIOLATIONS Dawn 11/10/00 (9)
    • Good Luck Eagle, try not to crash and burn READ CAREFULLY and FLY Dawn 11/13/00 (0)
    • Play by "The Game"???...is that what it is, Dawn?? SRO Eagle 11/11/00 (7)
      • Re: Play by Dawn 11/13/00 (0)
      • Re: Play by "The Game"???...is that what it is, Dawn?? Dawn 11/13/00 (0)
      • I'm UP b4 Dawn-whoever she is! SRO Eagle 11/11/00 (0)
      • Game over Ken 11/11/00 (3)
        • Luxury Apartment? Are you crazy? SRO Eagle 11/11/00 (0)
        • You were'nt up to my expectations! SRO Eagle 11/11/00 (0)
        • Your "wings" are CUT OFF! SRO Eagle 11/11/00 (0)

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: Take good pictures, clear pictures, lots of pictures specifically showing the damage and debris and what it's doing to the building and you.  All concerned tenants should be sending letters  (polite, short yet detailed) of their concerns about the building.  Have an inspector come to check out the stablity of the building as well as the Housing and Development send an inspector to check the walls, debris, blocking the halls, etc.  If no fire alarms are installed (or still not installed), the landlord is in for heavy penalties.  The more complaints are filed with the NYC agencies, the more under scrutiny the landlord will be.  Keep copies of everything safety tucked away in a safety deposit box.  Check your lease.  Good luck.


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