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My building is home to _ (number of units) co-op / condo home owners. I am a _ (board member / shareholder / unit owner / energy committee member) of a NYC cooperative / condominium, _ (name of co-op/condo) located at _ (address). Thank you for the opportunity to comment on your proposed distribution of IRA funds through the Home Energy Rebate Programs. Please support our effort to expand availability of NYSERDA incentives by sending your own version of the sample letter that follows to Click here for a WORD version of the letter. NYSERDA is accepting comments thru 4 PM tomorrow, Wednesday, December 20th.

Without this resource, many seniors and lower income shareholders and unit owners could be forced from their homes by the increased cost of Local Law 97 compliance.

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While this requirement makes sense when giving rebates to landlords of rental buildings - to enable landlords to perform energy efficiency work without needing to raise rent at a building where 50% of the renters are low-moderate income - it does not make sense for a cooperative or condominium, where the individual owners are all paying for their full portion of the upgrade.ĬNYC has requested that NYSERDA revise its rules to individual lower income shareholders and unit owners in cooperatives and condominiums be able to access these programs as individuals, just as the owner of a private home can do. NYSERDA’s current guidelines require that 50% of all (shareholders / unit owners) qualify based on the area median income (AMI). CNYC has testified at a recent hearing on these programs, requesting that they be revised to enable individual home owners in cooperatives and condominiums to qualify for these NYSERDA programs. NYSERDA has developed two programs focused on funding energy improvements and electrification projects in affordable housing. The New York State Energy Research & Development Authority (NYSERDA) distributes funds for energy improvements and is currently charged with distributing New York State’s share of the Federal Inflation Recovery Act (IRA) Funds. Once published, give a month or two for PFS to be ready to run a class.The New York State Energy Research & Development Authority (NYSERDA) distributes funds for energy improvements and In order to do that a recruitment will need to take place and this is done via department orders. Now the hint: If you understand the above you can surmise the next class cannot start until the instructional staff is in place and trained to train. That said, a small class to re-start the academy and get all the new instructors up to speed only makes sense. This leaves about 6 or 7 of the needed 40-50 to get a class up and running. The 3 main administrators are either retired or in units, they will likely not return. Watching the department orders I have seen several of the officers get assigned to companies and many of the senior instructors have retired. and the PT unit are still there also.Last time I was out there PFS had only a couple of guys still working the detail. Maybe Calm could shed some light on this?ĭoes anyone know if they sent the 39? or # of instructors back to the field? Im sure Lt C. In one of the lastest budget reports I drudged through it says they have 52 uniformed personnel still at the rock, I dont know if that is how many they usually have, just for doing training with all the companies that go there daily, I think they operate a hazmat unit and a batallion out of the rock and also do chauffeur training there, so maybe that could make up for the numbers.

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