Local Law 11/FISP - Facade Inspection & Safety Requirements: What Your Board/Management Team Must Know Seminar - The Cooperator Expo New York

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DOB Expedites New Façade Inspection Rules

Physical Inspections to Replace Visual-Only Methods

Signs of Structural Damage

What Boards, Managers, & Building Staff Should Look For

Facade Restoration

Taking Care of Your Building’s Exterior

NYC to Explore Using Drones for Facade Inspections

City Council Orders DOB Study

DOB Announces Amnesty for FISP Inspections

Deadline Extended for Buildings That Failed to File

Inspection Timetables

Maintaining Maintenance, Keeping Your Building Healthy

Comments

Herb Kamens on Friday, May 18, 2018 4:49 PM

If you live 1st floor 10 feet from ground do you still need permit for new installation?

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