New York City is requiring all residential buildings to install natural gas sensors by May 1, 2025, in order to detect leaks early, but the lack of choice on the devices and the cost of installation is causing frustration among boards. (Print: The New Gas Sensor Mandate: Another Compliance Headache)
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New York City Mandates Natural Gas Sensors, Installation Required by May 1, 2025
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Pre-War Co-op Adapts to New Gas Inspection Laws with Innovative Heating System
A pre-war co-op in New York City had to install individual heat pumps in each apartment due to failing gas boilers, which required a $2 million investment and coordination with multiple contractors, architects, and consultants. (Print: Energy Upgrade: Not By Juice)
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Gas Pains
Local Law 152 mandates gas line inspections every four years. Boards should educate themselves, get competitive bids, and prioritize repairs. Compliance is essential to avoid penalties.
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Planning for A Potential Gas Shutdown
Gas pipe inspections are coming – don't be responsible for a shutdown.
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Leading the Way: Board President Don Warshaw, 205 E. 10th St.
What does it take to restore an old building to its former glory?
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An Action Plan for Gas Shutdowns
Plans for dealing with a gas shutdown should be proactive, not reactive.
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