NYC co-op and condo boards must hire a Qualified Parking Structure Inspector by Nov. 1 to inspect parking garages for a Dec. 31 deadline. These inspections result in Safe, Safe with Repairs and/or Engineering Monitoring, or Unsafe ratings, with associated repair costs. Moisture and de-icing agents can cause concrete damage, and waterproofing is recommended as a preventive measure.
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Time is Running Out
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New Incentives for Car-Charging Stations
Co-ops and condos that install them can get a really good deal.
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These Carports Are Generating Juice
Celtic Park has a covered parking lot and a much smaller electric bill.
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How to Care for Parking Garages
Caring for your covered parking garage may not be fun, but it is critical.
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Mining the Gold in Your Garage
Ways to make your garage work for you.
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Resistance is Futile
Robots are going to park your car.
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How to Think Outside the Garage
How do you deal with a lack of parking spaces and no room to expand the garage?
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(Un)Civil War at Seward Park
A ripple became a tsunami in an epic battle over a new garage plan.
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What Is “Reasonable”?
May a unit-owner recover damages when the HOA refuses to allow their disabled visitors to park in a no-parking area closer to their home?
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Baby, You Can Park My Car
How one board created a parking policy that satisfies everyone.
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