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Posted by Will on April 29, 1999 at 16:18:15:

In Reply to: Air Conditioner Installation in NYC posted by Chris on April 29, 1999 at 12:00:58:

No written permission is NYC is required. However, the lease may stipulate voltage and amperage requirements. For stabilized apartments if the AC sticks out a certain distance (???) the landlord may opt to charge $5 more per AC and written permission to remove the AC is required. Beats me why this is like this. If the landlord doesn't enforce this charge after a 2 or 3 month period he has effectively wiaved the fee....

Will

: I'm moving to NYC and have noticed that most apartments do not have air conditioning. This is not a problem since my apartment in DC doesn't have a/c but I have installed a window unit here in DC. I am wondering whether it is legal to do the same in NYC or do I need to have written permission from the landlord?

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: : I'm moving to NYC and have noticed that most apartments do not have air conditioning.  This is not a problem since my apartment in DC doesn't have a/c but I have installed a window unit here in DC.  I am wondering whether it is legal to do the same in NYC or do I need to have written permission from the landlord?


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