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TA drop boxes at Community Center, Oval Services, and Zeichner's Wines & Liquors
Note: During the pandemic, as of 5/12/20, only the Zeichner's drop box is available.
Resources
MCIs | Service Complaints | Lease Renewal | Succession Rights
Elected Officials | Helpful Links | Tenants' Rights (NYS Attorney General) | Rent Laws Expire 2019
Updated rent regulation fact sheets (DHCR)
SUMMARY OF NEW LAW: Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019
Keeping all STPCV apartments rent stabilized: NY State Supreme Court Filing for Declaratory Judgment (March 2020)
FAQ: Court filing for Roberts tenants and rent stabilization
Press conference 3/5/20: Prepared statements of Susan Steinberg and Steven Newmark and press release
Landlord challenge to rent stabilization law: amicus brief in support of defendants
FUTURE MCI COSTS: how high can they go? DHCR hearing of Sept. 9, 2020 (including testimony & letters)
Transcript of the hearing (contains many errors)
DHCR's response: it's not friendly to tenants' pocketbooks
Combined heat and power (CHP) plants in Stuyvesant Town: PowerPoint presentation to CB6, video of community board presentation 1/5/21
Bulletin: August 2018
Bulletin: May 2017
Bulletin: July 2016
News Releases: Assembly Passes Historic Affordable Housing Protections (June 14, 2019); Senate Majority Passes Strongest Tenant Protections in State History (June 14, 2019)
East Side Coastal Resiliency (ESCR)—plan to protect us from the next superstorm (March 26, 2019, presentation to CB6 Land Use Committee 4/22/19). Presentation of May 28, 2019. Presentation of November 23, 2020.
Con Ed Manufactured Gas Plants Sites FAQ
Letter to DHCR from State Senator Brad Hoylman and City Council Member Keith Powers
Five Stuy Cafe liquor license: Letter from Council Member Keith Powers to Community Board 6
Rent Guidelines Board Increases
Leases starting or renewing on Oct. 1, 2020, through Sept. 30, 2021
1-year lease: 0% | 2-year lease: 0% for the first year, 1% for the second year
Heat Season: Oct. 1–May 31. There is no outside temperature requirement at night.
Press Conference on Sale of ST-PCV to Blackstone