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30 THE COOPERATOR —  OCTOBER 2019   COOPERATOR.COM  O&S will ensure your building is compliant,   energy e cient & safe for all residents.  • Architectural & Structural Design   • NYC Special Inspections  • MEP Design & Energy Audits  • Local Law Compliance – FISP, LL87 & 84  • Parking Garage Design & Renovation  • Historical Building Restoration   • Façades, Roofing & Windows  Call us today to request a proposal.  Follow us on social media.  520 8th Avenue, Suite 2004, New York, NY 10018   (646) 736-0699  www.oandsassociates.com  EXPO PREVIEW  The Cooperator Expo -   New York’s Biggest & Best   Co-op, Condo & Apt Expo   Returns to the Javits Center  On Tuesday, October 29th, thousands of  in order to avoid liability in a discrimination   board members, managers, apartment build-  ing owners and co-op, condo, residents will   gather at the Jacob K. Javits Center at 655   West  34th Street in  Manhattan from  10:00   a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for another exciting, infor-  mative edition of Th  e Cooperator Expo.  Th  e Fall trade show is the autumnal coun-  terpart to   Th  e Cooperator’s   Spring Expo, an   industry fi xture that has drawn hundreds of  tion Act of 2019 contains signifi cant reforms   vendors, service providers, industry profes-  sionals, and attendees from all over the tri-  state area for nearly 30 years.  In fact, the spring event has been so peren-  nially popular since its inception,   Th  e Coop-  erator   and its parent company, Yale Robbins  maintenance deposits, late fees, lanlord-ten-  Publications, launched the Fall Expo in 2017  ant proceedings, duty to mitigate, and pos-  to off er a second opportunity for attendees to  sible criminal charges and civil penalties for   take advantage of everything that has made  unlawful evictions.   the spring show such a must-attend event for   so many years now.  Like its springtime counterpart, the Fall   Cooperator Expo is an invaluable, one-of-  a-kind opportunity for anyone involved in   their building or association's day-to-day- op-  erations to learn about the latest in building  family buildings and associations —but many   services from nearly 300 exhibitors, attend  boards and managers have questions about   informative seminars, get free advice from le-  gal and management experts, and more. (And  communities. Come fi nd out how solar works   did we mention that it’s FREE to attend? Just  in the multifamily context, from costs vs. ben-  visit coopexpofall.com and register – it’s that  efi ts and ROI to the incentives, fi nancing and   easy.)  Come Learn With Us  Exhibitor booths, information, and demos   are the heart of the Expo, but they're certainly   not the only reason to swing by Javits. A full   slate of relevant, well-curated educational   seminars and expert panels will be running all   day long, giving attendees the opportunity to   take master classes on a broad array of timely  tory landscape, making strong fi nancial de-  topics. Th  is year's roster includes:   10:15 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.  Comfort Pets – How Boards Should   Handle Legitimate Requests and Combat   Fraudulent Ones  Presented by Schneider Buchel LLP  In buildings and associations that forbid  your unique community.   pets or limit the number or type of pets own-  ers may have, navigating the law and ethi-  cal issues around comfort pets can be tricky.   Factor in the issue of residents claiming to   be disabled and obtaining bogus paperwork   designating their pets as 'comfort pets’ in or-  der to skirt community rules, and the picture  a compulsive litigator, a bully, a chainsmok-  becomes even more confusing. Th  is seminar  ing animal hoarder, or just a resident who   will clarify what the law actually says, what  ignores every house rule and seems impervi-  qualifi es as a comfort pet and service animal,  ous to every penalty. Th  is seminar will off er   and how boards should deal with the requests  tips on what boards can do to address these   lawsuit.   11:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.   Th  e Housing Stability & Tenant Protec-  tion Act of 2019 and its Impact on Coopera-  tives  Presented by Kagan Lubic Lepper Finkel-  stein & Gold LLP  Th  e Housing Stability and Tenant Protec-  to New York State’s rent laws, and may have   implications for co-ops. Th  is seminar will   provide an overview of the reforms, and dis-  cuss how it may impact co-op communities,   touching on issues including security and   12:15 p.m. – 1:15 p.m.   Th  e Economics of Solar in NYC's Multi-  family Residential Buildings  Presented by Best Energy Power  When it comes to saving both money and   the environment, solar is the future for multi-  how to make solar energy a reality for their   subsidies available for buildings that go solar,   to the actual panel installation process.   1:15 p.m. – 2:15 p.m.   Financing Solutions – Navigating Op-  tions for Your Building's Underlying Mort-  gage in Today's Market   Presented by Meridian Capital Group  In an ever-changing fi nancial and regula-  cisions for your building can be a challenge.   Th  is seminar will provide up-to-date infor-  mation on lending and borrowing to help you   manage your  co-op's underlying  mortgage   in today’s environment, and choose the best   fi nancial products and services available for   2:15 p.m.  – 3:15 p.m.   What Boards Can Do When Talking   Fails – Do's and Don'ts for Managing Prob-  lem Residents and Objectionable Tenants  Presented by Spolzino Smith Buss & Jacobs  Th  ere's  at  least  one  in  every  association:   See us at Booth 318


































































































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