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900 Third Avenue Electronic Tenant® Portal 900 Third Avenue Electronic Tenant® Portal Created on September 29, 2021 Building Amenities: Overview 900 Third Avenue has many amenities - 360° Panoramic Views, State-of-the-Art LEED Gold Certified, 24/7 Access & Security Walk Score® 900 Third Avenue earned perfect scores of 100/100 and is both a Walker’s and a Rider’s Paradise. Daily errands in this area do not require a car, and we are close to world-class public transportation. We also received a 77 Bike Score; we are “very bikeable” with proximity to excellent bike lanes. Accessibility Our location at Third Avenue and 54th Street provides easy access to eight subway lines within one block of the property and only one stop to Grand Central. 900 Third Avenue is within walking distance to more than 25 coffee & food establishments, top-rated hotels, and fitness clubs, including our tenant, Title Boxing, offering full-body boxing and kickboxing classes within steps from our lobby. Building Amenities: Notary Services Notary Public - A Notary Public is a public servant appointed by state government to witness the signing of important documents and administer oaths. If you are in need of this service please contact: Paramount Group, Inc. Property Management Office 900 Third Avenue, Suite 1402 (212) 486-7962 Building Amenities: Storage Please contact the Management Office if you would like information regarding storage space. Building Amenities: Telecom Click here to view a Technology Fact Sheet. Building Operations: Billing Procedures Payments: Rent charges are due and payable on the first day of each month. Tenant rent statements are sent electronically to each designated Tenant Contact around the 22nd day of the preceding month. Tenant work order and miscellaneous utility charges are due within 30 days of receipt of invoice. All checks should be made payable to: 900 Third Avenue, LP and mailed to: P.O. Box 392056, Pittsburgh, PA 15251-9056 Billing Address: The billing address should be established prior to move-in. Upon request, the Management Office can send a copy of an invoice to another address, and/or email invoices to designated individuals and/or AP departments. Wire Transfer: Bank The Bank of New York Mellon Bank Routing No: 021 000 018 Account Name: 900 Third Avenue, L.P. Address: 1633 Broadway, New York, NY 10019 Account Number 890 0678 704 Reference: (optional, but helpful to reference Invoice # or “rent") Building Operations: Building Hours Normal business hours are Monday - Friday, 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. 900 Third Avenue Building Office will be officially closed on the following holidays: New Year's Day Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Presidents' Day Good Friday Day Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day Columbus Day Thanksgiving Day Day after Thanksgiving Day Christmas Day Should you require cleaning, heating, air conditioning or other special services on any of the above holidays, please contact the PMO. We will be happy to provide an estimate for your request. Our building contractors also observe most of these holidays. Building Operations: Property Management The staff of 900 Third Avenue is dedicated to making your work environment as safe and pleasant as possible. The Property Management Office is located on the 14th floor. It is open from 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M., Monday through Friday, and closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. During non-business hours, security guards in the lobby will answer the telephone and take messages for the PMO. We will respond to your inquiry as quickly as possible. Please do not hesitate to contact the PMO at: Phone:(212) 486-7962 Fax: (212) 826-6561 Email: [email protected] Address: 900 Third Avenue, Suite 1402 New York, NY 10022 The following personnel are available to address your needs: Title Name Phone E-Mail Number Property Manager Matt Ame (212) [email protected] 486-7962 Senior Associate, Susan (212) [email protected] Property Operations Klingelhoefer 486-7962 Associate Adele (212) [email protected] Maldonado 486-7962 Chief Engineer Scott Bowen (212) [email protected] 486-7962 Building Operations: Contacts Community Information/Service: City Hall (212) 487-5627 www1.nyc.gov Directory Assistance 411 East Midtown Partnership www.eastmidtown.org Emergency Paramedic Service 911 Fire Department (FDNY) 911 Fire House at 165 East 51st St. Non-Emergency 311 or (212) 999-2000 911 Police Department (NYPD) 17th Precinct at 167 E 51st St (212) 826-3211 Non-Emergency 311 Post Office, Franklin D. Roosevelt P.O./909 Third (212) 330-5508 Avenue Time www.timeanddate.com/worldclock Weather https://weather.com www.noaa.gov Hospitals New York Presbyterian Hospital 525 East 68th St / Weill Cornell Medical Center (212) 746-5454 Newspapers www.nydailynews.com New York Daily News (212) 210-2100 (main) (800) 697-6397 (customer service) [email protected] https://nypost.com New York Post (800) 552-7678 (NY Post) or [email protected] https://www.nytimes.com (212) 556-1234 New York Times (800) NYTIMES (698-4637) Email: [email protected] Text: 855-419-6348 https://www.wsj.com Wall Street Journal (212) 416-2000 (800) JOURNAL (568-7625) [email protected] Transportation www.amtrak.com Amtrak (800) 872-7245 234 West 31st Street b/w 7th & 8th Avenues Long Island Railroad (718) 217-5477 www.mta.info/lirr Metro North Railroad (212) 532-4900 Metropolitan Transportation www.mta.info Authority (877) 690-5116 (Customer Service) (212) 878-7000 Building Operations: Tenant Contacts The Property Management Office sends frequent and important emails regarding building events, neighborhood events, holiday notices, curtailment notices, and other information. Tenants must provide the name(s), direct telephone number(s), and email address(es) of the individual(s) to be contacted during normal business hours. Also, tenants must provide the name(s) and telephone number(s) of contacts for weekends and emergency/after-hours purposes. Property Management must be informed of any changes concerning these contacts. Your cooperation will be greatly appreciated. Building Security: Overview Life safety and security of 900 Third Avenue and our tenants is one of our highest priorities. Consequently, we have developed and implemented a system to maximize personal safety and minimize property damage and theft. Our security system is composed of many elements including a computerized fire/smoke detector and sprinkler system, a digital camera recording system, and two-way radio communication between the Management Office, security staff and building maintenance personnel. Specific elements of our comprehensive security system are outlined in this section. Bear in mind, the ultimate responsibility for security in your suite rests with you, the Tenant. Building Security: Building Access Procedures All tenants entering the building are required to stop at the security console with their picture ID card ready to display to our security staff. All tenants entering the building must scan their ID cards at the turnstiles for access to the elevator banks. If an ID card is forgotten or missing, tenant must use a visitor pass for the day. Tenants are required to sign in and out at the lobby desk Monday through Friday between 7:00 P.M. and 6:00 A.M., and at all times on weekends and holidays. This applies to all individuals including those who make a short trip to buy a meal or other errands. No one will be permitted into the building on weekends and holidays without a building or company issued ID card. If a tenant forgets the ID card, they will be required to receive a visitor’s pass for the day. From time to time, security may check bags prior to entry into the building.Security will perform a photo verification and current status via the badging station. Building Security: Building Security Staff Click here to view security staff Information Building Security: Security Access Card Photos and Replacement Cards Access Card work requests for all permanent employees, summer interns, and anyone working more than two weeks of consecutive days for your company must be entered in Aware Manager https://pgi.awareportal.com by an authorized tenant representative as an ACCESS ID work type. List full name of employee as it should appear on the card. Photo sessions for Access Cards are Monday through Friday only between the hours 2:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. in the Property Management Office, 14th floor, Suite 1402. Access cards are provided at no cost upon move-in. There is a fee for access cards for new employees. If an existing employee loses a card, there will be a fee for a replacement card. Current employees who forget their Access Card will need to check in at the lobby desk to be issued a visitor pass for the day. Tenants who are using building-issued Access Cards must contact the PMO by email [email protected] when an employee resigns or is terminated so that we can make the employee “inactive” in our system. Tenants who are using their tenant-issued Access Cards must contact the PMO by email [email protected] when a new employee is hired, or an employee resigns or is terminated so that we can update our system with your card’s serial number and the photo of the employee. There is a small processing fee for programming tenant-issued cards to the turnstile system. Building Security: Food Deliveries All food deliveries are to be brought through Messenger Center located inside the loading dock and the entrance door is on East 54th Street. Please be sure to give your phone number to the vendor making the delivery. Upon arrival, either the Messenger Center personnel or delivery person will contact you when the food has arrived, and you will be asked to come to the Messenger Center.
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