PROFESSIONALS

The PROFESSIONALS are hired as needed, to either consult the Board of Directors before a major job is done or/and to preform the actual JOB. They are hired under contracts that outline exactly: What they will do, How much it will cost, When the job will be completed and any the guarantees and services included … Contracts are legal binding papers and midway through a job, they are not allowed to ask for more money or change anything that's in the contract.  

Accountants, Lawyers, Engineers, Architects, Electricians, Plumbers, Construction, Roofers, Management Company, and any others that are skilled, certified or licensed to preform tasks that we can not.

Their is a Attorney that works closely with the Board of Directors, he oversees that the BOD works within the DHCR NYS laws and requirements, oversees any contracts before they are signed. I would imagine that informing  the BOD when they are not compliant is within the duties.

An example would be The Structural Dilemma that were having. As soon as the partial to vacate order was given by the DOB, professionals, architects and engineers should've been hired to examine and consult on the work that was needed. The DOB would've seen that we were in the process of making resolutions. However, I don't think that the DOB has given any stop orders for work and the professionals that should've been hired before the work was started should have foreseen any issues with LOT 80. This wprevented any work started to have been stopped. What really happened? Is there a lot 80? Was there collapse? Why was the work started? If we didn't have sufficient money? We’'re paying to rent all of those barriers that are surrounding and temporarily supporting the promenades. The professionals should've predicted the hole, having to stop the work, do some the money or the private lot or even the collapse. Whatever it was, I would like to know the truth.