Published July 1, 2007
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Technical malfunction leaks carbon monoxide into Queens building, injuring 9
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Nine people, including one firefighter, were injured after being exposed to carbon monoxide in a Queens building on Friday night, the FDNY said.Wow close call!!
Important to have a carbon monoxide detector
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Following former President Jimmy Carter’s death on Dec. 29, President Joe Biden declared Thursday, Jan. 9 as a National Day of Mourning in honor of theAn illegal cellar apartment priced for $5K/mo. Wait until City of Yes starts.
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.If only the City of Yes would approve of garden sheds to be converted into "Garden Apartments", complete with Porta Potties piped to curbside sewage disposal, NYC's housing crisis could be at long last solved !!! Of course, extension cords could provide electric and tenant funding could be provided by Section 8 housing. Property Taxes will be adjusted accordingly to generate additional revenue so that The City of Yes can provide even more fabulous services that we have come accustomed to ! Simply put, there is no downside to this exciting innovation to improve our lives !!!
This is what City of Yes will encourage. Unregulated spaces and hideous rents!
Yep. Housing and rent crisis. No surprise. More homeless and higher rents if the city cracks down.
How is this apartment allowed? If the basement is living space it’s supposed to have egress windows. And depending on how many apartments it must have a sprinkler system.
Let's hope apt has 2 exits for the sake of the tenant
Wait until there’s a fire