Disclaimer:  The following clips are for informational purposes only.  The ACHA Board and/or Association has no jurisdiction over the items referenced below.  For additional information, kindly contact the agency or vendor directly.

Did You Know…

• That the ACHA Board is looking for volunteers to participate on one of the following committees that meet once a month:
• Communications: Newsletter, Website, and group email
• Administration: Bylaws, House Rules & finances
• Common Easement: Asphalt repairs/replacement, gate locks, snow push, and towing
• Unlike voting rights, committee volunteers need not be the HOR

Do You Know…

• Of any information that you would like to share with your neighbors within the Association. If you would like to share relevant information with your neighbors, kindly send an email with the details to __________________________. If the information you passed along gets approved by the Communications Committee and ACHA Board, it will get uploaded onto our website.

Local Law 153 – Effective June 4, 2017

Local Law 153 of 2016 requires the owner of a dwelling to provide residential tenants with a notice regarding procedures that should be followed when a gas leak is suspected. The information must be provided by delivering such notice to each tenant and prospective tenant of such dwelling (all tenant-occupied units, including 1- and 2- family homes) with the lease or lease renewal form for such tenant or prospective tenant AND posting and maintaining a notice in a common area of the building.

Please refer to HPD’s website http://www1.nyc.gov/site/hpd/owners/required-signage.page  for the sample notice and updated information regarding the local law.

Coastal Storm Season

Coastal Storm Season for New York City begins August 1st. We would like to remind you of your obligation to post appropriate signage in the event of a coastal storm or any other similar emergency. Owners of residential dwellings where at least one unit is not occupied by the owner are required to post a temporary notice with emergency information in the common area of the building:

• Prior to the arrival of a weather emergency,
• After a natural disaster, and/or
• After being informed that a utility outage will last for more than 24 hours.

For more information, please visit New York City Emergency Management’s  website http://www1.nyc.gov/site/em/ready/guides-resources.page