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Posted by Ray Howard on July 27, 1999 at 10:07:46:

Hi:

Anyone out there knowing whether or not a roof garden occupying approx. 14% of total roof area, ruled by the CAB in 1981 to be a recreational area, a formal roof garden, for the enjoyment of tenants. The owner agreed to comply and then in February 1999 in retaliation for tenant complaints of inadequate heat and roof leaks complained to DOB about a roof garden created without a C of O, irony being the owner is a licensed architect.
Question: is a C of O necessary for a pot and planter type garden?? Help! and thanks.

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• Re: roof garden with no C of O: no new structure, why would it need one? Anna 7/27/99 (0)

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