Public Service Commission John B. Rhodes Chair and Chief Executive Officer
Gregg C. Sayre
Diane X. Burman James S. Alesi Commissioners
Thomas Congdon Deputy Chair and Executive Deputy Three Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY 12223-1350 www.dps.ny.gov John J. Sipos Acting General Counsel Kathleen H. Burgess Secretary
January 18, 2019
Madison SB LLC c/o Minerva Management LLC Attn: Roopa Bhusri 80 Harrow Lane Manhasset, NY 11030
Re: Matter 18-02433 – Petition of Verizon New York Inc. for Limited Orders Of Entry for 14 Multiple-Dwelling Unit Buildings in the City of New York.
Dear Sir or Madam,
On October 18, 2018 Verizon New York, Inc, (Verizon) filed a petition with the Public Service Commission requesting an order approving the right of limited entry to assess the building to establish an adequate installation plan (Public Service Law §228) for 77 Avenue D, Manhattan, New York. The petition states that the record owner of the building is Madison SB LLC and includes proof of service of a copy of the petition upon the landlord.
It is necessary that the company gain access to the building in order to complete its installation review. It will use the information gained from this entry to develop an installation plan that it will present to the landlord in order to gain access to install its facilities. This plan, when adequately completed, will include reasonable conditions to protect the safety, functioning, appearance, aesthetics and integrity of the building. In the event that the landlord denies entry for installation after receiving the installation plan, Verizon would need to file a subsequent petition for Order of Entry to obtain access to the building; and the Commission would review the plan as part of its investigation of the petition, including consideration of your response. If you have provided Verizon access to the building, please disregard this letter of request for limited entry.
To demonstrate the effect of the installation on the building for the landlord, the installation plan should include: a diagram of the floor showing a schematic of the proposed installation and entry from the common area to each apartment, red markers denoting location of the wires in the walls in common areas and in apartments and notations of any historic features; and a description and actual samples of the materials used to house the wiring.
The Commission delegated to me the authority to grant Verizon access to the building for the sole purpose of this limited assessment. Verizon will make no installations or physical changes to the building at this time. The landlord is not entitled to nominal compensation for this entry because Verizon will make no alterations to the building.
Very truly yours,
Debra LaBelle Director Office of Telecommunications
cc: Verizon New York (via electronic mail)
Public Service Commission John B. Rhodes Chair and Chief Executive Officer
Gregg C. Sayre
Diane X. Burman James S. Alesi Commissioners
Thomas Congdon Deputy Chair and Executive Deputy Three Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY 12223-1350 www.dps.ny.gov John J. Sipos Acting General Counsel Kathleen H. Burgess Secretary
January 18, 2019
Charles Street, LLC c/o Village Dwellings, Inc. Attn: Giro DeSimone 224 West 4th Street, #100 New York, NY 10014
Re: Matter 18-02433 – Petition of Verizon New York Inc. for Limited Orders Of Entry for 14 Multiple-Dwelling Unit Buildings in the City of New York.
Dear Sir or Madam,
On October 18, 2018 Verizon New York, Inc, (Verizon) filed a petition with the Public Service Commission requesting an order approving the right of limited entry to assess the building to establish an adequate installation plan (Public Service Law §228) for 28 Charles St., Manhattan, New York. The petition states that the record owner of the building is Charles Street, LLC and includes proof of service of a copy of the petition upon the landlord.
It is necessary that the company gain access to the building in order to complete its installation review. It will use the information gained from this entry to develop an installation plan that it will present to the landlord in order to gain access to install its facilities. This plan, when adequately completed, will include reasonable conditions to protect the safety, functioning, appearance, aesthetics and integrity of the building. In the event that the landlord denies entry for installation after receiving the installation plan, Verizon would need to file a subsequent petition for Order of Entry to obtain access to the building; and the Commission would review the plan as part of its investigation of the petition, including consideration of your response. If you have provided Verizon access to the building, please disregard this letter of request for limited entry.
To demonstrate the effect of the installation on the building for the landlord, the installation plan should include: a diagram of the floor showing a schematic of the proposed installation and entry from the common area to each apartment, red markers denoting location of the wires in the walls in common areas and in apartments and notations of any historic features; and a description and actual samples of the materials used to house the wiring.
The Commission delegated to me the authority to grant Verizon access to the building for the sole purpose of this limited assessment. Verizon will make no installations or physical changes to the building at this time. The landlord is not entitled to nominal compensation for this entry because Verizon will make no alterations to the building.
Very truly yours,
Debra LaBelle Director Office of Telecommunications
cc: Verizon New York (via electronic mail)
Public Service Commission John B. Rhodes Chair and Chief Executive Officer
Gregg C. Sayre
Diane X. Burman James S. Alesi Commissioners
Thomas Congdon Deputy Chair and Executive Deputy Three Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY 12223-1350 www.dps.ny.gov John J. Sipos Acting General Counsel Kathleen H. Burgess Secretary
January 18, 2019
KC Chester LLC Attn: Diana Capri 32 Tiber Place Staten Island, NY 10301
Re: Matter 18-02433 – Petition of Verizon New York Inc. for Limited Orders Of Entry for 14 Multiple-Dwelling Unit Buildings in the City of New York.
Dear Sir or Madam,
On October 18, 2018 Verizon New York, Inc, (Verizon) filed a petition with the Public Service Commission requesting an order approving the right of limited entry to assess the building to establish an adequate installation plan (Public Service Law §228) for 8 Chester Pl., Staten Island, New York. The petition states that the record owner of the building is KC Chester LLC and includes proof of service of a copy of the petition upon the landlord.
It is necessary that the company gain access to the building in order to complete its installation review. It will use the information gained from this entry to develop an installation plan that it will present to the landlord in order to gain access to install its facilities. This plan, when adequately completed, will include reasonable conditions to protect the safety, functioning, appearance, aesthetics and integrity of the building. In the event that the landlord denies entry for installation after receiving the installation plan, Verizon would need to file a subsequent petition for Order of Entry to obtain access to the building; and the Commission would review the plan as part of its investigation of the petition, including consideration of your response. If you have provided Verizon access to the building, please disregard this letter of request for limited entry.
To demonstrate the effect of the installation on the building for the landlord, the installation plan should include: a diagram of the floor showing a schematic of the proposed installation and entry from the common area to each apartment, red markers denoting location of the wires in the walls in common areas and in apartments and notations of any historic features; and a description and actual samples of the materials used to house the wiring.
The Commission delegated to me the authority to grant Verizon access to the building for the sole purpose of this limited assessment. Verizon will make no installations or physical changes to the building at this time. The landlord is not entitled to nominal compensation for this entry because Verizon will make no alterations to the building.
Very truly yours,
Debra LaBelle Director Office of Telecommunications
cc: Verizon New York (via electronic mail)
Public Service Commission John B. Rhodes Chair and Chief Executive Officer
Gregg C. Sayre
Diane X. Burman James S. Alesi Commissioners
Thomas Congdon Deputy Chair and Executive Deputy Three Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY 12223-1350 www.dps.ny.gov John J. Sipos Acting General Counsel Kathleen H. Burgess Secretary
January 18, 2019
168-170 State Street LLC c/o Rakipi Management, Inc. Attn: George Rakipi 170 State Street, Basement Brooklyn, NY 11201
Re: Matter 18-02433 – Petition of Verizon New York Inc. for Limited Orders Of Entry for 14 Multiple-Dwelling Unit Buildings in the City of New York.
Dear Sir or Madam,
On October 18, 2018 Verizon New York, Inc, (Verizon) filed a petition with the Public Service Commission requesting an order approving the right of limited entry to assess the building to establish an adequate installation plan (Public Service Law §228) for 170 State St., Brooklyn, New York. The petition states that the record owner of the building is 168-170 State Street LLC and includes proof of service of a copy of the petition upon the landlord.
It is necessary that the company gain access to the building in order to complete its installation review. It will use the information gained from this entry to develop an installation plan that it will present to the landlord in order to gain access to install its facilities. This plan, when adequately completed, will include reasonable conditions to protect the safety, functioning, appearance, aesthetics and integrity of the building. In the event that the landlord denies entry for installation after receiving the installation plan, Verizon would need to file a subsequent petition for Order of Entry to obtain access to the building; and the Commission would review the plan as part of its investigation of the petition, including consideration of your response. If you have provided Verizon access to the building, please disregard this letter of request for limited entry.
To demonstrate the effect of the installation on the building for the landlord, the installation plan should include: a diagram of the floor showing a schematic of the proposed installation and entry from the common area to each apartment, red markers denoting location of the wires in the walls in common areas and in apartments and notations of any historic features; and a description and actual samples of the materials used to house the wiring.
The Commission delegated to me the authority to grant Verizon access to the building for the sole purpose of this limited assessment. Verizon will make no installations or physical changes to the building at this time. The landlord is not entitled to nominal compensation for this entry because Verizon will make no alterations to the building.
Very truly yours,
Debra LaBelle Director Office of Telecommunications
cc: Verizon New York (via electronic mail)
Public Service Commission John B. Rhodes Chair and Chief Executive Officer
Gregg C. Sayre
Diane X. Burman James S. Alesi Commissioners
Thomas Congdon Deputy Chair and Executive Deputy Three Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY 12223-1350 www.dps.ny.gov John J. Sipos Acting General Counsel Kathleen H. Burgess Secretary
January 18, 2019
326 Sackett St. Realty Corp. Attn: Renee Shahwan 216 78th Street Brooklyn, NY 11209
Re: Matter 18-02433 – Petition of Verizon New York Inc. for Limited Orders Of Entry for 14 Multiple-Dwelling Unit Buildings in the City of New York.
Dear Sir or Madam,
On October 18, 2018 Verizon New York, Inc, (Verizon) filed a petition with the Public Service Commission requesting an order approving the right of limited entry to assess the building to establish an adequate installation plan (Public Service Law §228) for 326 Sackett St., Brooklyn, New York. The petition states that the record owner of the building is 326 Sacket St. Realty Corp. and includes proof of service of a copy of the petition upon the landlord.
It is necessary that the company gain access to the building in order to complete its installation review. It will use the information gained from this entry to develop an installation plan that it will present to the landlord in order to gain access to install its facilities. This plan, when adequately completed, will include reasonable conditions to protect the safety, functioning, appearance, aesthetics and integrity of the building. In the event that the landlord denies entry for installation after receiving the installation plan, Verizon would need to file a subsequent petition for Order of Entry to obtain access to the building; and the Commission would review the plan as part of its investigation of the petition, including consideration of your response. If you have provided Verizon access to the building, please disregard this letter of request for limited entry.
To demonstrate the effect of the installation on the building for the landlord, the installation plan should include: a diagram of the floor showing a schematic of the proposed installation and entry from the common area to each apartment, red markers denoting location of the wires in the walls in common areas and in apartments and notations of any historic features; and a description and actual samples of the materials used to house the wiring.
The Commission delegated to me the authority to grant Verizon access to the building for the sole purpose of this limited assessment. Verizon will make no installations or physical changes to the building at this time. The landlord is not entitled to nominal compensation for this entry because Verizon will make no alterations to the building.
Very truly yours,
Debra LaBelle Director Office of Telecommunications
cc: Verizon New York (via electronic mail)
Public Service Commission John B. Rhodes Chair and Chief Executive Officer
Gregg C. Sayre
Diane X. Burman James S. Alesi Commissioners
Thomas Congdon Deputy Chair and Executive Deputy Three Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY 12223-1350 www.dps.ny.gov John J. Sipos Acting General Counsel Kathleen H. Burgess Secretary
January 18, 2019
Mark Sullivan c/o Sullivan Group Management LLC 56 Pine Street, #16A New York, NY 10005
Re: Matter 18-02433 – Petition of Verizon New York Inc. for Limited Orders Of Entry for 14 Multiple-Dwelling Unit Buildings in the City of New York.
Dear Sir or Madam,
On October 18, 2018 Verizon New York, Inc, (Verizon) filed a petition with the Public Service Commission requesting an order approving the right of limited entry to assess the building to establish an adequate installation plan (Public Service Law §228) for 260 5th Ave., Brooklyn, New York. The petition states that the record owner of the building is Mark Sullivan and includes proof of service of a copy of the petition upon the landlord.
It is necessary that the company gain access to the building in order to complete its installation review. It will use the information gained from this entry to develop an installation plan that it will present to the landlord in order to gain access to install its facilities. This plan, when adequately completed, will include reasonable conditions to protect the safety, functioning, appearance, aesthetics and integrity of the building. In the event that the landlord denies entry for installation after receiving the installation plan, Verizon would need to file a subsequent petition for Order of Entry to obtain access to the building; and the Commission would review the plan as part of its investigation of the petition, including consideration of your response. If you have provided Verizon access to the building, please disregard this letter of request for limited entry.
To demonstrate the effect of the installation on the building for the landlord, the installation plan should include: a diagram of the floor showing a schematic of the proposed installation and entry from the common area to each apartment, red markers denoting location of the wires in the walls in common areas and in apartments and notations of any historic features; and a description and actual samples of the materials used to house the wiring.
The Commission delegated to me the authority to grant Verizon access to the building for the sole purpose of this limited assessment. Verizon will make no installations or physical changes to the building at this time. The landlord is not entitled to nominal compensation for this entry because Verizon will make no alterations to the building.
Very truly yours,
Debra LaBelle Director Office of Telecommunications
cc: Verizon New York (via electronic mail)
Public Service Commission John B. Rhodes Chair and Chief Executive Officer
Gregg C. Sayre
Diane X. Burman James S. Alesi Commissioners
Thomas Congdon Deputy Chair and Executive Deputy Three Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY 12223-1350 www.dps.ny.gov John J. Sipos Acting General Counsel Kathleen H. Burgess Secretary
January 18, 2019
Ann Marie James 200 St. Johns Place Brooklyn, NY 11217
Re: Matter 18-02433 – Petition of Verizon New York Inc. for Limited Orders Of Entry for 14 Multiple-Dwelling Unit Buildings in the City of New York.
Dear Sir or Madam,
On October 18, 2018 Verizon New York, Inc, (Verizon) filed a petition with the Public Service Commission requesting an order approving the right of limited entry to assess the building to establish an adequate installation plan (Public Service Law §228) for 200 St Johns Place, Brooklyn, New York. The petition states that the record owner of the building is Ann Marie James and includes proof of service of a copy of the petition upon the landlord.
It is necessary that the company gain access to the building in order to complete its installation review. It will use the information gained from this entry to develop an installation plan that it will present to the landlord in order to gain access to install its facilities. This plan, when adequately completed, will include reasonable conditions to protect the safety, functioning, appearance, aesthetics and integrity of the building. In the event that the landlord denies entry for installation after receiving the installation plan, Verizon would need to file a subsequent petition for Order of Entry to obtain access to the building; and the Commission would review the plan as part of its investigation of the petition, including consideration of your response. If you have provided Verizon access to the building, please disregard this letter of request for limited entry.
To demonstrate the effect of the installation on the building for the landlord, the installation plan should include: a diagram of the floor showing a schematic of the proposed installation and entry from the common area to each apartment, red markers denoting location of the wires in the walls in common areas and in apartments and notations of any historic features; and a description and actual samples of the materials used to house the wiring.
The Commission delegated to me the authority to grant Verizon access to the building for the sole purpose of this limited assessment. Verizon will make no installations or physical changes to the building at this time. The landlord is not entitled to nominal compensation for this entry because Verizon will make no alterations to the building.
Very truly yours,
Debra LaBelle Director Office of Telecommunications
cc: Verizon New York (via electronic mail)
Public Service Commission John B. Rhodes Chair and Chief Executive Officer
Gregg C. Sayre
Diane X. Burman James S. Alesi Commissioners
Thomas Congdon Deputy Chair and Executive Deputy Three Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY 12223-1350 www.dps.ny.gov John J. Sipos Acting General Counsel Kathleen H. Burgess Secretary
January 18, 2019
The Shinnecock Condominium c/o Halstead Management Company, LLC Attn: Kathleen Fontana 770 Lexington Avenue, 7th Floor New York, NY 10065
Re: Matter 18-02433 – Petition of Verizon New York Inc. for Limited Orders Of Entry for 14 Multiple-Dwelling Unit Buildings in the City of New York.
Dear Sir or Madam,
On October 18, 2018 Verizon New York, Inc, (Verizon) filed a petition with the Public Service Commission requesting an order approving the right of limited entry to assess the building to establish an adequate installation plan (Public Service Law §228) for 939 Union St., Brooklyn, New York. The petition states that the record owner of the building is The Shinnecock Condominium and includes proof of service of a copy of the petition upon the landlord.
It is necessary that the company gain access to the building in order to complete its installation review. It will use the information gained from this entry to develop an installation plan that it will present to the landlord in order to gain access to install its facilities. This plan, when adequately completed, will include reasonable conditions to protect the safety, functioning, appearance, aesthetics and integrity of the building. In the event that the landlord denies entry for installation after receiving the installation plan, Verizon would need to file a subsequent petition for Order of Entry to obtain access to the building; and the Commission would review the plan as part of its investigation of the petition, including consideration of your response. If you have provided Verizon access to the building, please disregard this letter of request for limited entry.
To demonstrate the effect of the installation on the building for the landlord, the installation plan should include: a diagram of the floor showing a schematic of the proposed installation and entry from the common area to each apartment, red markers denoting location of the wires in the walls in common areas and in apartments and notations of any historic features; and a description and actual samples of the materials used to house the wiring.
The Commission delegated to me the authority to grant Verizon access to the building for the sole purpose of this limited assessment. Verizon will make no installations or physical changes to the building at this time. The landlord is not entitled to nominal compensation for this entry because Verizon will make no alterations to the building.
Very truly yours,
Debra LaBelle Director Office of Telecommunications
cc: Verizon New York (via electronic mail)
Public Service Commission John B. Rhodes Chair and Chief Executive Officer
Gregg C. Sayre
Diane X. Burman James S. Alesi Commissioners
Thomas Congdon Deputy Chair and Executive Deputy Three Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY 12223-1350 www.dps.ny.gov John J. Sipos Acting General Counsel Kathleen H. Burgess Secretary
January 18, 2019
Judah Associates, Limited Partnership c/o Lemie & Wolff, Inc. Attn: James Catuogno 5925 Broadway Bronx, NY 10463
Re: Matter 18-02433 – Petition of Verizon New York Inc. for Limited Orders Of Entry for 14 Multiple-Dwelling Unit Buildings in the City of New York.
Dear Sir or Madam,
On October 18, 2018 Verizon New York, Inc, (Verizon) filed a petition with the Public Service Commission requesting an order approving the right of limited entry to assess the building to establish an adequate installation plan (Public Service Law §228) for 234 Spencer St., Brooklyn, New York. The petition states that the record owner of the building is Judah Associates, Limited Partnership and includes proof of service of a copy of the petition upon the landlord.
It is necessary that the company gain access to the building in order to complete its installation review. It will use the information gained from this entry to develop an installation plan that it will present to the landlord in order to gain access to install its facilities. This plan, when adequately completed, will include reasonable conditions to protect the safety, functioning, appearance, aesthetics and integrity of the building. In the event that the landlord denies entry for installation after receiving the installation plan, Verizon would need to file a subsequent petition for Order of Entry to obtain access to the building; and the Commission would review the plan as part of its investigation of the petition, including consideration of your response. If you have provided Verizon access to the building, please disregard this letter of request for limited entry.
To demonstrate the effect of the installation on the building for the landlord, the installation plan should include: a diagram of the floor showing a schematic of the proposed installation and entry from the common area to each apartment, red markers denoting location of the wires in the walls in common areas and in apartments and notations of any historic features; and a description and actual samples of the materials used to house the wiring.
The Commission delegated to me the authority to grant Verizon access to the building for the sole purpose of this limited assessment. Verizon will make no installations or physical changes to the building at this time. The landlord is not entitled to nominal compensation for this entry because Verizon will make no alterations to the building.
Very truly yours,
Debra LaBelle Director Office of Telecommunications
cc: Verizon New York (via electronic mail)
Public Service Commission John B. Rhodes Chair and Chief Executive Officer
Gregg C. Sayre
Diane X. Burman James S. Alesi Commissioners
Thomas Congdon Deputy Chair and Executive Deputy Three Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY 12223-1350 www.dps.ny.gov John J. Sipos Acting General Counsel Kathleen H. Burgess Secretary
January 18, 2019
2013 83rd Street LLC c/o Marin Management Corp. Attn: Martin Hollander 157 East 25th Street New York, NY 10010
Re: Matter 18-02433 – Petition of Verizon New York Inc. for Limited Orders Of Entry for 14 Multiple-Dwelling Unit Buildings in the City of New York.
Dear Sir or Madam,
On October 18, 2018 Verizon New York, Inc, (Verizon) filed a petition with the Public Service Commission requesting an order approving the right of limited entry to assess the building to establish an adequate installation plan (Public Service Law §228) for 2013 83rd St., Brooklyn, New York. The petition states that the record owner of the building is 2013 83rd Street LLC and includes proof of service of a copy of the petition upon the landlord.
It is necessary that the company gain access to the building in order to complete its installation review. It will use the information gained from this entry to develop an installation plan that it will present to the landlord in order to gain access to install its facilities. This plan, when adequately completed, will include reasonable conditions to protect the safety, functioning, appearance, aesthetics and integrity of the building. In the event that the landlord denies entry for installation after receiving the installation plan, Verizon would need to file a subsequent petition for Order of Entry to obtain access to the building; and the Commission would review the plan as part of its investigation of the petition, including consideration of your response. If you have provided Verizon access to the building, please disregard this letter of request for limited entry.
To demonstrate the effect of the installation on the building for the landlord, the installation plan should include: a diagram of the floor showing a schematic of the proposed installation and entry from the common area to each apartment, red markers denoting location of the wires in the walls in common areas and in apartments and notations of any historic features; and a description and actual samples of the materials used to house the wiring.
The Commission delegated to me the authority to grant Verizon access to the building for the sole purpose of this limited assessment. Verizon will make no installations or physical changes to the building at this time. The landlord is not entitled to nominal compensation for this entry because Verizon will make no alterations to the building.
Very truly yours,
Debra LaBelle Director Office of Telecommunications
cc: Verizon New York (via electronic mail)
Public Service Commission John B. Rhodes Chair and Chief Executive Officer
Gregg C. Sayre
Diane X. Burman James S. Alesi Commissioners
Thomas Congdon Deputy Chair and Executive Deputy Three Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY 12223-1350 www.dps.ny.gov John J. Sipos Acting General Counsel Kathleen H. Burgess Secretary
January 18, 2019
Saran & Associates Inc. Attn: Raj Ramsaran 1314 Fulton Street Brooklyn, NY 11216
Re: Matter 18-02433 – Petition of Verizon New York Inc. for Limited Orders Of Entry for 14 Multiple-Dwelling Unit Buildings in the City of New York.
Dear Sir or Madam,
On October 18, 2018 Verizon New York, Inc, (Verizon) filed a petition with the Public Service Commission requesting an order approving the right of limited entry to assess the building to establish an adequate installation plan (Public Service Law §228) for 345 Empire Blvd., Brooklyn, New York. The petition states that the record owner of the building is Saran & Associates Inc. and includes proof of service of a copy of the petition upon the landlord.
It is necessary that the company gain access to the building in order to complete its installation review. It will use the information gained from this entry to develop an installation plan that it will present to the landlord in order to gain access to install its facilities. This plan, when adequately completed, will include reasonable conditions to protect the safety, functioning, appearance, aesthetics and integrity of the building. In the event that the landlord denies entry for installation after receiving the installation plan, Verizon would need to file a subsequent petition for Order of Entry to obtain access to the building; and the Commission would review the plan as part of its investigation of the petition, including consideration of your response. If you have provided Verizon access to the building, please disregard this letter of request for limited entry.
To demonstrate the effect of the installation on the building for the landlord, the installation plan should include: a diagram of the floor showing a schematic of the proposed installation and entry from the common area to each apartment, red markers denoting location of the wires in the walls in common areas and in apartments and notations of any historic features; and a description and actual samples of the materials used to house the wiring.
The Commission delegated to me the authority to grant Verizon access to the building for the sole purpose of this limited assessment. Verizon will make no installations or physical changes to the building at this time. The landlord is not entitled to nominal compensation for this entry because Verizon will make no alterations to the building.
Very truly yours,
Debra LaBelle Director Office of Telecommunications
cc: Verizon New York (via electronic mail)
Public Service Commission John B. Rhodes Chair and Chief Executive Officer
Gregg C. Sayre
Diane X. Burman James S. Alesi Commissioners
Thomas Congdon Deputy Chair and Executive Deputy Three Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY 12223-1350 www.dps.ny.gov John J. Sipos Acting General Counsel Kathleen H. Burgess Secretary
January 18, 2019
Aaron Shamay 167 Greenway North Forest Hills, NY 11375
Re: Matter 18-02433 – Petition of Verizon New York Inc. for Limited Orders Of Entry for 14 Multiple-Dwelling Unit Buildings in the City of New York.
Dear Sir or Madam,
On October 18, 2018 Verizon New York, Inc, (Verizon) filed a petition with the Public Service Commission requesting an order approving the right of limited entry to assess the building to establish an adequate installation plan (Public Service Law §228) for 1331 Fulton St., Brooklyn, New York. The petition states that the record owner of the building is Aaron Shamay and includes proof of service of a copy of the petition upon the landlord.
It is necessary that the company gain access to the building in order to complete its installation review. It will use the information gained from this entry to develop an installation plan that it will present to the landlord in order to gain access to install its facilities. This plan, when adequately completed, will include reasonable conditions to protect the safety, functioning, appearance, aesthetics and integrity of the building. In the event that the landlord denies entry for installation after receiving the installation plan, Verizon would need to file a subsequent petition for Order of Entry to obtain access to the building; and the Commission would review the plan as part of its investigation of the petition, including consideration of your response. If you have provided Verizon access to the building, please disregard this letter of request for limited entry.
To demonstrate the effect of the installation on the building for the landlord, the installation plan should include: a diagram of the floor showing a schematic of the proposed installation and entry from the common area to each apartment, red markers denoting location of the wires in the walls in common areas and in apartments and notations of any historic features; and a description and actual samples of the materials used to house the wiring.
The Commission delegated to me the authority to grant Verizon access to the building for the sole purpose of this limited assessment. Verizon will make no installations or physical changes to the building at this time. The landlord is not entitled to nominal compensation for this entry because Verizon will make no alterations to the building.
Very truly yours,
Debra LaBelle Director Office of Telecommunications
cc: Verizon New York (via electronic mail)
Public Service Commission John B. Rhodes Chair and Chief Executive Officer
Gregg C. Sayre
Diane X. Burman James S. Alesi Commissioners
Thomas Congdon Deputy Chair and Executive Deputy Three Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY 12223-1350 www.dps.ny.gov John J. Sipos Acting General Counsel Kathleen H. Burgess Secretary
January 18, 2019
81-85 Hester Realty LLC Attn: Julie Yim 337 Grand Street, #5C New York, NY 10002
Re: Matter 18-02433 – Petition of Verizon New York Inc. for Limited Orders Of Entry for 14 Multiple-Dwelling Unit Buildings in the City of New York.
Dear Sir or Madam,
On October 18, 2018 Verizon New York, Inc, (Verizon) filed a petition with the Public Service Commission requesting an order approving the right of limited entry to assess the building to establish an adequate installation plan (Public Service Law §228) for 83 Hester Street, Manhattan, New York. The petition states that the record owner of the building is 81-85 Hester Realty LLC and includes proof of service of a copy of the petition upon the landlord.
It is necessary that the company gain access to the building in order to complete its installation review. It will use the information gained from this entry to develop an installation plan that it will present to the landlord in order to gain access to install its facilities. This plan, when adequately completed, will include reasonable conditions to protect the safety, functioning, appearance, aesthetics and integrity of the building. In the event that the landlord denies entry for installation after receiving the installation plan, Verizon would need to file a subsequent petition for Order of Entry to obtain access to the building; and the Commission would review the plan as part of its investigation of the petition, including consideration of your response. If you have provided Verizon access to the building, please disregard this letter of request for limited entry.
To demonstrate the effect of the installation on the building for the landlord, the installation plan should include: a diagram of the floor showing a schematic of the proposed installation and entry from the common area to each apartment, red markers denoting location of the wires in the walls in common areas and in apartments and notations of any historic features; and a description and actual samples of the materials used to house the wiring.
The Commission delegated to me the authority to grant Verizon access to the building for the sole purpose of this limited assessment. Verizon will make no installations or physical changes to the building at this time. The landlord is not entitled to nominal compensation for this entry because Verizon will make no alterations to the building.
Very truly yours,
Debra LaBelle Director Office of Telecommunications
cc: Verizon New York (via electronic mail)
Public Service Commission John B. Rhodes Chair and Chief Executive Officer
Gregg C. Sayre
Diane X. Burman James S. Alesi Commissioners
Thomas Congdon Deputy Chair and Executive Deputy Three Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY 12223-1350 www.dps.ny.gov John J. Sipos Acting General Counsel Kathleen H. Burgess Secretary
January 18, 2019
Trans Jel Realty Corp. Attn: Jack Locicero 148 20th Street Brooklyn, NY 11232
Re: Matter 18-02433 – Petition of Verizon New York Inc. for Limited Orders Of Entry for 14 Multiple-Dwelling Unit Buildings in the City of New York.
Dear Sir or Madam,
On October 18, 2018 Verizon New York, Inc, (Verizon) filed a petition with the Public Service Commission requesting an order approving the right of limited entry to assess the building to establish an adequate installation plan (Public Service Law §228) for 557 6th Ave., Brooklyn, New York. The petition states that the record owner of the building is Trans Jel Realty Corp. and includes proof of service of a copy of the petition upon the landlord.
It is necessary that the company gain access to the building in order to complete its installation review. It will use the information gained from this entry to develop an installation plan that it will present to the landlord in order to gain access to install its facilities. This plan, when adequately completed, will include reasonable conditions to protect the safety, functioning, appearance, aesthetics and integrity of the building. In the event that the landlord denies entry for installation after receiving the installation plan, Verizon would need to file a subsequent petition for Order of Entry to obtain access to the building; and the Commission would review the plan as part of its investigation of the petition, including consideration of your response. If you have provided Verizon access to the building, please disregard this letter of request for limited entry.
To demonstrate the effect of the installation on the building for the landlord, the installation plan should include: a diagram of the floor showing a schematic of the proposed installation and entry from the common area to each apartment, red markers denoting location of the wires in the walls in common areas and in apartments and notations of any historic features; and a description and actual samples of the materials used to house the wiring.
The Commission delegated to me the authority to grant Verizon access to the building for the sole purpose of this limited assessment. Verizon will make no installations or physical changes to the building at this time. The landlord is not entitled to nominal compensation for this entry because Verizon will make no alterations to the building.
Very truly yours,
Debra LaBelle Director Office of Telecommunications
cc: Verizon New York (via electronic mail)