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If it’s done in good faith and isn’t excessive, that fee is probably legal.
It’s Not the Black Plague, but Asbestos Must Be Handled Properly
Written by Tom Soter on August 01, 2019
Co-op and condo boards must follow strict protocols during capital projects.
California City Is First to Ban Natural Gas in New Homes
July 31, 2019
Berkeley leads move to draw electricity from renewable sources.
An Electricity Submetering Success Story
Written by Thomas Morrisson on July 30, 2019
Co-op overcomes hurdles, cuts electricity usage and costs.
Co-op Boards Must Now Document Vacant Storefronts
July 30, 2019
City’s move to reduce vacancies strikes some as a “fishing expedition.”
Smart Ways to Finance Energy Projects
Written by Carol J. Ott on July 23, 2019
They exist – you just have to run the numbers.
Long-Range Planning Helps Boards Avoid Sticker Shock
Written by Gene Ferrara on July 26, 2019
Preparing for future capital projects will lessen the trauma for everyone.
J-51 Tax Abatement Extended and Expanded
July 22, 2019
Co-ops and condos retain tool for funding capital projects.
Check for Hidden Exclusions on Insurance Policies
Written by Paul Orlandoni on July 19, 2019
The Scaffold Law makes potential losses severe, so scrutinize insurance policies.
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