i guess that is it.
i am out and that is not my business anymore.
ps.thanks for all the posts.

Posted by: stnzz at July 23, 2009 2:31 AM in response to Inspector Unable to Gain Access?

its not a big deal , right ?
in case of fire, those who is living on the 3rd floor should jump off the window?

Posted by: stnzz at July 23, 2009 2:06 AM in response to Inspector Unable to Gain Access?

the complaint is that 3 story house has no second mean of exit

Posted by: stnzz at July 23, 2009 2:03 AM in response to Inspector Unable to Gain Access?

Complaint is now closed even thought that is "A" priority one.

Posted by: stnzz at July 21, 2009 11:50 AM in response to Inspector Unable to Gain Access?

thanks for all the posts, well, i will call 311 then

Posted by: stnzz at July 18, 2009 1:10 PM in response to No Fire Escape or Sprinkler?

that straight steel ladder is probably the height of 2 story house.
just wonder what does it use for?

Posted by: stnzz at July 17, 2009 10:30 PM in response to No Fire Escape or Sprinkler?

thank you for all the posts
i will call 311 for more information. And for justice,if that the house is being illegally converted or has no fire escape, i hope that the DOB will work on it. the reason i posted this is for everyone who is living in the house, not for any ruckus.
BTW, there is a straight steel ladder standing in the far end of the back yard, which has fuse into a concrete-like stand, but it is way more far away from the rear windows of the house(impossible for the tenants to reach from the rear windows).
And i think that might be the old steel ladder from the original fire escape.(??why is that ladder being in there, god knows???)
well, i guess that is nothing to do but call 311 for more infos.

Posted by: stnzz at July 17, 2009 10:28 PM in response to No Fire Escape or Sprinkler?

thank you for all the posts
i will call 311 for more information. And for justice,if that the house is being illegally converted or has no fire escape, i hope that the DOB will work on it. the reason i posted this is for everyone who is living in the house, not for any ruckus.
BTW, there is a straight steel ladder standing in the far end of the back yard, which has fuse into a concrete-like stand, but it is way more far away from the rear windows of the house(impossible for the tenants to reach from the rear windows).
And i think that might be the old steel ladder from the original fire escape.(??why is that ladder being in there, god knows???)
well, i guess that is nothing to do but call 311 for more infos.

Posted by: stnzz at July 17, 2009 10:28 PM in response to No Fire Escape or Sprinkler?

NO,
my family have paid the last month's rent and is ready to move out.By the way, that is not what i asked for....

Posted by: stnzz at July 17, 2009 11:54 AM in response to No Fire Escape or Sprinkler?

only 1 door to the hallway, no fire escape, no sprinkler system , should i call some departments ? DOB or FDNY

Posted by: stnzz at July 8, 2009 11:39 PM in response to 2 means of egress?

the broken ceiling has rat, spider beetles coming out the broken wood. b/c i am pretty sure that the spider beetles and rat should not be in the apartment since the fact that i just moved in this apartment, and i did not see any spider beetle in my previous apartment.

Posted by: stnzz at July 8, 2009 1:17 PM in response to Holes in the Ceiling!

thank you for everyone's comments, they are very helpful.thank you all.
here is my problem.
1. The 3 story house has no fire escapes, no sprinkles, i am afraid of the any fire emergency if it happened unluckily.

2. i just check on the above link PROPERTYSHARK.COM, and i found out the house is a S2 class house, since the first floor is for business, and the website say that the house only has 2 RES UNITS. In fact, the house has 4 familys living on the 2nd and 3rd floors, the 2nd and 3rd floors have been converted into 4 SROs, 2 SROs per floor, is that illegal?

3.regarding the question 2, i am pretty concerning about the permit of the conversion on the 2nd and 3rd floors. because i found out from propertyshark which says that the house only has 2 RES UNITS, but that is 4 familys living on the 2nd and 3rd floors now. Should i call 311 to make sure that whether the house is being converted on the law authentication?

Posted by: stnzz at July 8, 2009 1:10 PM in response to Record of Change in C of O?

that straight steel ladder is probably the height of 2 story house.
just wonder what does it use for?

Posted by: stnzz at July 17, 2009 10:30 PM in response to No Fire Escape or Sprinkler?

The straight steel ladder is for clothes lines. they attach to the ladder with pulleys and connect to the house with another pulley so you can hang your clothes out to dry.

Posted by: tsarina at July 18, 2009 9:51 AM in response to No Fire Escape or Sprinkler?

I own the bottom apt in a 3 family coop. We have a very ugly fire escape -- but it is necessary, because if there were a fire in our floors and the main stairwell, people upstairs could not get out! One rather unsatisfactory alternative until this is corrected would be a metal ladder with chain rather than rigid sides. There's a pair of large hooks at the top to hang over the windowsil. A poor substitute but better than death.

Posted by: bklyn20 at July 18, 2009 10:55 AM in response to No Fire Escape or Sprinkler?

I own the bottom apt in a 3 family coop. We have a very ugly fire escape -- but it is necessary, because if there were a fire in our floors and the main stairwell, people upstairs could not get out! One rather unsatisfactory alternative until this is corrected would be a metal ladder with chain rather than rigid sides. There's a pair of large hooks at the top to hang over the windowsil. A poor substitute but better than death.

Posted by: bklyn20 at July 18, 2009 10:58 AM in response to No Fire Escape or Sprinkler?

I own the bottom apt in a 3 family coop. We have a very ugly fire escape -- but it is necessary, because if there were a fire in our floors and the main stairwell, people upstairs could not get out! One rather unsatisfactory alternative until this is corrected would be a metal ladder with chain rather than rigid sides. There's a pair of large hooks at the top to hang over the windowsil. A poor substitute but better than death.

Posted by: bklyn20 at July 18, 2009 10:59 AM in response to No Fire Escape or Sprinkler?

Sorry for multi-posts. My Palm repeatedly said "download failed" so , oops, I did it again.

Posted by: bklyn20 at July 18, 2009 11:02 AM in response to No Fire Escape or Sprinkler?

thanks for all the posts, well, i will call 311 then

Posted by: stnzz at July 18, 2009 1:10 PM in response to No Fire Escape or Sprinkler?

My favorite comment on prepositions at the end of a sentence: That, sir, is an insult up with which I will not put.

Posted by: mopar at July 20, 2009 10:21 PM in response to No Fire Escape or Sprinkler?

So you're not going to tell us what you are complaining abou????

makes you look like the jerk.

Posted by: daveinbedstuy at July 21, 2009 12:02 PM in response to Inspector Unable to Gain Access?

DIBS, if you click on his handle, you can see several of his previous posts which gives a nice recap of his life in this home. Best I can tell, he does pay rent, is not looking for a free ride, but is moving and looking to make sure the horrible conditions don't continue.

3 story house, illegal tenancy issues right and left, including up to 11 people shoved onto one floor. Water damage, tremendous holes in ceilings that let rats and bugs in. And most important in my opinion, with dozens of people living here and no dry wall between floors in spots making for a huge fire hazard, there is no fire escape AND no sprinkler system.

So really people? He's "THAT tenant"? And how would you feel about it if half a dozen children were killed there at Christmas time due to a space heater or christmas tree fire because no one could get out, it was fast moving and there were no sprinklers?

Posted by: Nokilissa at July 21, 2009 12:46 PM in response to Inspector Unable to Gain Access?