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there has been this continuious problem with this landlord for the second year. we recieve heat for one day a week and hot water two days a week. there are sick,elderlly, and young. the violations do not seem to get the results it is intended to . help
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Heatwatchnyc (Guest)
Hi Nancy,
We called your building management:
Rodney Yashouafar
Milbank Real Estates Services
665 Pelham Pkwy N #102
Bronx, NY 10467
718 655 6800
this morning but got no answer and could not leave a message because the message box was full. We will try again on Monday.
Please contact your local councilmember, Annabel Palma for help.
http://council.nyc.gov/d18/html/members/home.shtml
For more information about Milbank and your building:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/21/nyregion/21milbank.html?_r=1
Thank you for posting,
Penny
nancy (Guest)
Heatwatchnyc (Guest)
Hi Nancy,
I called Milbank and the receptionist said she would call your super.
In the meantime, I also called your City Council member, Annabel Palma, and spoke to one of her staff in constituent services.
Her contact information, again, is:
Annabel Palma
1041 Castle Hill Avenue
Bronx, New York 10472
718-792-1140
Please call her office and keep calling 311 and posting here with details of how your landlord is neglecting to provide you with heat and hot water. Hopefully the pressure will help.
Thank you,
Penny
nancy (Guest)
Heatwatchnyc (Guest)
Thank you for sharing your good news!
Heatwatchnyc (Guest)
Hi Nancy,
I called your council member, Anabelle Palma, today and spoke to one of her staff members. He said they were unfortunately well aware of Milbank's terrible reputation with buildings in the Bronx, but that Ms. Palma is on a distressed housing task force and cares a lot about this issue.
I asked him to please help get you emergency heating while city officials pressure Milbank to maintain its buildings in accordance with housing regulations.
Please call her office:
718 792 1140 and ask all your neighbors to call her office, too. The more pressure you can put on the city officials, they more likely they are to help. Please also call the journalist at the New York Times who wrote that article about Milbank (I sent you the link). Maybe he/she would do a follow-up and see children and elderly suffering this freezing weather without heat or hot water.
And please keep posting (rather than private emails) using Milbank in your post. When anyone does a search for Milbank, your posts will appear and hopefully start to embarrass them.
Good luck. I am very sorry I can't do more to help get your heating turned on!
Best regards,
Penny
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