§ 5-07.1 New Eligibility Requirements for Conversions, Alterations or Improvements Completed On or After December 31, 2011.

   (a)   Definitions. For purposes of this 28 RCNY § 5-07.1, the following terms shall have the following meanings:

      Program for the Development of Affordable Housing. "Program for the Development of Affordable Housing" means housing that complies with the requirements of a grant, loan or subsidy from any federal, state or local agency or instrumentality and of the Act or these Rules to provide the requisite percentage of its units as units affordable to and available for occupancy by individuals whose incomes do not exceed a specified limit.

      Exempt Cooperatives and Condominiums. "Exempt Cooperatives and Condominiums" means multiple dwellings, Buildings and structures (a) owned and operated by Mutual Companies, (b) owned and operated by Mutual Redevelopment Companies, (c) developed as a planned community and owned as two separate Condominiums containing a total of ten thousand or more dwelling units, or (d) Cooperatives or Condominiums that have an average assessed value of less than thirty thousand dollars ($30,000) per dwelling unit. Inspection Fee.

      "Inspection Fee" means two times the actual cost of inspecting any Conversion, Alteration or Improvement claimed in an application for benefits pursuant to this chapter.

      Substantial Governmental Assistance. "Substantial Governmental Assistance" means (a) grants, loans or subsidies from any federal, state or local agency or instrumentality in furtherance of a program for the development of affordable housing approved by HPD, including, without limitation, financing or insurance provided by the state of New York mortgage agency or the New York city residential mortgage insurance corporation; or (b) a written agreement between an HDFC and HPD limiting the income of persons entitled to purchase shares or rent housing accommodation therein.

   (b)   With respect to Conversions, Alterations or Improvements completed on or after December 31, 2011:

      (1)   any multiple dwelling, Building or structure that is owned as a Cooperative or Condominium other than Exempt Cooperatives and Condominiums shall only be eligible for benefits pursuant to these Rules if the Alterations or Improvements for which such multiple dwelling, Building or structure has applied for such benefits were carried out with Substantial Governmental Assistance;

      (2)   no benefits shall be granted for the Conversion of a non-residential Building or structure into a Class A Multiple Dwelling unless such Conversion was carried out with Substantial Governmental Assistance; and

      (3)   if such Conversions, Alterations or Improvements are not completed on the date upon which HPD inspects the items of work claimed in an application for benefits pursuant to these Rules, the applicant must pay the Inspection Fee for each additional inspection required to confirm that such Conversions, Alterations or Improvements have been completed.

   (c)   Except as otherwise provided in paragraph one of subdivision (b) of this 28 RCNY § 5-07.1, the provisions contained in subparagraphs (iv), (v) and (vi) of paragraph two of subdivision (g) of 28 RCNY § 5-03 shall apply to any multiple dwelling, Building or structure that is owned as a Cooperative or Condominium (other than Exempt Cooperatives and Condominiums) seeking benefits pursuant to the Act for Alterations or Improvements completed on or after December 31, 2011.

§ 5-08 Itemized Cost Breakdown Schedule.

The following allowances apply to Conversions, Alterations or Improvements for which the Commencement of Construction occurred after June 1, 1997 and which were completed prior to December 31, 2011. For Conversions, Alterations or Improvements for which Commencement of Construction occurred on or before June 1, 1997, the Itemized Cost Breakdown Schedule in effect as of the date of such Commencement of Construction shall apply, except in the case of asbestos abatement, for which the allowance set forth below shall apply to all applications pending on or submitted after November 1, 1997.

Maximum Allowance for All Buildings

(a)   General Construction.
	Item		Units	Allowance
# *	(1)	Asbestos abatement1		See table
# *	(2)	Boiler room enclosure	sq. ft.	7.50
# *	(3)	Bulkhead	sq. ft.	8.50
	(4)	Ceiling, cellar (fireproof gyp bd)	sq. ft.	1.60
	(5)	Ceilings, gypsum board or plaster	rooms	280.
# *	(6)	Cement wash or parge waterproofing	sq. ft.	1.00
	(7)	Ceramic tile, bathroom 2	bathrooms	750.
# *	(8)	Chimney, masonry	floors	1,200.
*	(9)	Compactor, see Item 39. Refuse
#	(10)	Concrete, structural slab 3	cu. yd.	500.
#	(11)	Concrete, structural foundation 3	cu. yd.	250.
#	(12)	Concrete, flatwork 4	sq. ft.	4.00
*	(13)	Abatement of lead-based paint hazards 5	_______	See Itemized Cost Breakdown Schedule for Abatement of Lead-Based Paint Hazards in (h) below
	(14)	Demolition & removal allowance 6	rooms	200.
		Doors (incl. frame and hardware)
*	(15)	Main entrance and lobby	set	4,000.
*	(16)	Hollow metal	doors	475.
	(17)	Wood Swing	doors	135.
	(18)	Bi-fold closet	Bi-fold	110.
	(19)	Sliding closet (2 doors)	set	125.
**	(20)	Storm	doors	180.
	(21)	Dumbwaiters converted to closets	units	250.
	(22)	Dumbwaiters sealed	units	110.
	(23)	Entrance, stoops, steps, concrete	risers	225.
*	(24)	Fire escapes	Flights	2,000.
#	(25)	Floor joists (incl. subfloor)3	joists	165.
	(26)	Flooring, finished wood	rooms	500.
	(27)	Flooring, resilient w/underlayment	rooms	450.
**	(28)	Insulation, wall (thermal only)	sq. ft.	0.50
**	(29)	Insulation, roof (thermal only)	sq. ft.	0.85
# *	(30)	Leaders and gutters	floors	40.
*	(31)	Lintel replacement	units	250.
*	(32)	Mailboxes	d.u.	50.
# *	(33)	Masonry	sq. ft.	7.50
# *	(34)	Parapet including coping	lin. ft.	135.
	(35)	Partitions, gypsum board or plaster	rooms	600.
	(36)	Partitions, framing	rooms	350.
# *	(37)	Pointing7	sq. ft.	2.00
# *	(38)	Railings, roof	lin. ft.	25.
*	(39)	Refuse
*		chute, complete	floors	750.
*		compactor, central unit	compactors	6,800.
*		recycling, base separating unit (turntable &/or diverter)	chutes	17,000.
*		recycling, floor control panel	floors	750.
# *	(40)	Roof surface	sq. ft.	1.25
	(41)	Skylight including screens8	units	1,300.
	(42)	Stairs, steel	flights	2,200.
#	(43)	Structural steel3	lbs.	1.50
*	(44)	Window, single pane glass9	units	140.
**	(45)	Window, insulating glass	units	175
**	(46)	Window, insulating glass over 24 sf	sq. ft.	10.
**	(47)	Window, storm with screen	units	65.
*	(48)	Window guards, approved security	units	175
*	(49)	Window guards, childproof	units	25.

 

(b)   Elevator.
	Item		Units	Allowance
*	(1)	New elevator, complete	unitsfloors	45,000+7,000
*	(2)	Convert manual to automatic10	units	7,000.
		Elevator, partial
*	(3)	Motor11	motor	3,500.
*	(4)	Traction machine11	units	10,000.
*	(5)	One-speed controller11	controller	6,200.
*	(6)	Two-speed or variable controller11	controller	8,000.
*	(7)	Cables	floors	400.
*	(8)	Shaftway floor	doors	800.
*	(9)	Floor call station	floors	200.
*	(10)	Interlocks	interlocks	280.
*	(11)	Door operator	units	2,500.
*	(12)	Car
*		Reline cab	units	4,200.
*		Top of car safety device	units	2,800.

 

(c)   Plumbing.
	Item		Units	Allowance
	(1)	Bathtubs12	tubs	450.
# *	(2)	Hot water heater/tank (input)	MBH	See table
# **	(3)	Insulation, pipe (also for heating)	lin. ft.	2.50
	(4)	Kitchen sink13	sink	175.
	(5)	Lavatory12	lavs	150.
		Piping
*	(6)	Water main, risers, branches	d.u.	1,700.
*	(7)	Waste and vent (complete)	d.u.	1,500.
# *	(8)	Water service, street connect14	lin. ft.	110.
# *	(9)	Sewer, street connection	lin. ft.	200.
*	(10)	Gas, risers and connections	d.u.	275.
*	(11)	Sprinklers, heads only	heads	30.
*	(12)	Sprinklers, piping and heads	heads	220.
# *	(13)	Standpipe	floor	600.
*	(14)	Tank, water storage	gallon	1.50
	(15)	Water closets12	units	200.
	(16)	Food waste disposers13	units	300.

 

(d)   Heating.
	Item		Units	Allowance
# **	(1)	Boiler-burner (output)15	MBH	See table
# **	(2)	Boiler (output)	MBH	See table
# **	(3)	Burner (output)15	MBH	See table
	(4)	Convectors or radiators	units	250
# *	(5)	Electronic boiler control system	units	2,500.
	(6)	Exhaust duct (int. kit & bath only)	unit	310.
# *	(7)	Metal boiler stack	floors	400.
# *	(8)	Oil tank	gallon	See table
*	(9)	Piping, heat mains, risers, branch	rooms	220.

 

(e)   Electric.
	Item		Units	Allowance
*	(1)	All new apartment wiring	d.u.+room	400.+420.*
*	(2)	Apartment wiring only, adequate (risers and meters separate)16	d.u.	370.
*	(3)	Service equipment and risers16
		Electric service equipment
*		with individual meter	entry+d.u.	1,500.+160.
*		with master meter	entry+d.u.	1,500+110.
*		Apartment panel	d.u.	300.
		Risers
*		with individual meter16	d.u.	500.
*		with master meter16	d.u.	350.
*	(4)	Intercom, door opener	d.u.	100.
	(5)	Outlet on new circuit	circuit	100.
*	(6)	Smoke detectors, hard wired	d.u.	100.
*	(7)	Submetering installation17	d.u.	280.
#	(8)	Cogeneration equipment19	kilowatt	400

 

(f)   Moderate Rehabilitation Only.
	Item		Units	Allowance
	(1)	Kitchen cabinets18	lin. ft.	55.
	(2)	Kitchen cabinets, base & counter18	lin. ft.	70.
	(3)	Medicine cabinets inc. mirror12	units	85.
	(4)	Range (minimum 24 in. width)13	units	300.
	(5)	Refrigerator (min. 12 cf nominal)13	units	420.
	(6)	Steam or chemical cleaning	sq. ft.	0.80

 

   (g)   Landmarks Projects Only 

      Items of work listed on this schedule only per 28 RCNY § 5-03(a)(5)
 

 

Boiler/Burner Table  (maximum allowance)
Item	Output in MBH (thousand BTU per hour)
	0 - 2,000 MBH	2,000 - 6,000 MBH	> 6,000 MBH
Boiler-burner15	$1,500.16.50/MBH	20,000.7.25/MBH	47,600.2.65/MBH
Burner15	$500.4.75/MBH	6000.2.00/MBH	8,300.1.65/MBH
Boiler (existing burner)	$1,000.11.75/MBH	14,000.5.25/MBH	39,300.1.00/MBH

 

 

Domestic Hot Water Table  (maximum allowance)
Input in MBH	Allowance
0 - 600	$460.   9.10/MBH
>600	$1,900.   6.70/MBH

 

 

Oil Tank Table  (maximum allowance)
Size in Gallons	Allowance
0 - 4,000	$500.   1.10/gal.
>4,000	$2,900.   .50/gal.

 

 

Asbestos Abatement Table  (maximum allowance)
Internal Linear Feet	$1,600. + $10./linear ft.
Internal Square Feet	$1,600. + $10./sq. ft.

 

(h)   Abatement of Lead-Based Paint Hazards5
		Item	Units	Allowance for Non-targeted Areas	Allowance for Targeted Areas
# *	(1)	Inspection for Lead-Based Paint Hazards20	d.u. common area21	400.	400.
# *	(2)	Risk Assessment of Lead-Based Paint Hazards20	d.u. common area22	250.	250.
# *	(3)	Ceilings, lamination	rooms	320.	420.
# *	(4)	Ceilings, common area, lamination	sq. ft.	1.80	2.50
# *	(5)	Doors (incl. frame and hardware), main entrance and lobby	set	4,600.	5,000.
# *	(6)	Doors (incl. frame and hardware), hollow metal	doors	550.	800.
# *	(7)	Doors (incl. frame and hardware), wood swing	doors	155.	350.
# *	(8)	Doors (incl. frame and hardware), bi-fold closet	bi-fold	125.	300.
# *	(9)	Sliding closet (2 doors, incl. frame and hardware)	set	145.	300.
# *	(10)	Flooring, finished wood	rooms	575.	1,250.
# *	(11)	Flooring, resilient w/underlayment	rooms	515.	585.
# *	(12)	Partitions, gypsum board or plaster	rooms	690.	1,170.
# *	(13)	Partitions, common area	sq. ft.	1.80	2.50
# *	(14)	Stairs, steel (incl. risers, pans, railings, stringers, & newel posts), stripped	steps	45.	60.
# *	(15)	Window, insulating glass	units	200.	425.
# *	(16)	Window, insulating glass over 24 sf	sq. ft.	12.	30.
# *	(17)	Convectors or radiators, new	units	260.	275.
# *	(18)	Convectors or radiators, stripped	units	115.	150.
# *	(19)	Risers, stripped	lin. ft.	15.	20.
# *	(20)	Kitchen cabinets18	lin. ft.	65.	75.
# *	(21)	Kitchen cabinets, base & counter18	lin. ft.	80.	105.
# *	(22)	Medicine cabinets (incl. mirror)23	units	95.	125.
# *	(23)	Remove and install window sill	units	115.	150.
# *	(24)	Remove and install baseboard, wood molding	lin. ft.	2.50	3.50
# *	(25)	Remove and install closet shelf and pole	set	55.	75.

 

* Denotes Major Capital Improvement (MCI).

** Denotes Energy Conversation Items which shall also be considered Major Capital Improvements.

# Denotes that the item allowance may be reduced by proportion of non-residential space where the item serves both residential and non-residential space. (Items wholly within or serving the non-residential space receive no allowance.)

1.   For (1) removal or encapsulation of any friable asbestos when done as part of a substantial rehabilitation requiring an alteration permit, or (2) for removal of asbestos Thermal System Insulation (TSI) on other rehabilitation or (3) for removal of other friable asbestos (and not roofing, siding or flooring) pursuant to a report from a certified asbestos inspector describing condition, quantity and location of asbestos containing materials to be removed including microscopic analysis. TSI shall mean insulation applied to heating, ventilation or air conditioning systems, hot or cold domestic water systems for the purpose of preventing heat transfer or water condensation. TSI shall include insulation on boilers, water tanks, air handling equipment and ducts, piping, pipe fittings or valves.

2.   For bathroom with ceramic tile floor and full tile wainscot. Maximum one per apartment unless the apartment has two or more bedrooms. This item is eligible as an MCI if new water main, riser, and branch piping is installed throughout and if new ceramic tile and at least two new bathroom fixtures are installed in at least 90 percent of the bathrooms.

3.   This item requires an affidavit from an engineer or architect certifying that he has personal knowledge of the installation and that the quantity claimed was installed. It also requires site photographs or other evidence satisfactory to HPD documenting the installation of the item.

4.   This item includes inner walkways, courtyards, cellar slabs and the public sidewalk.

5.   For construction commenced on or after August 2, 2004, requires (a) "an abatement" of lead-based paint hazards, as defined in 40 Code of Federal Regulations part 745 or any successor regulations, in any existing dwelling, including any vacant or occupied dwelling unit or any common area, and (b) proof of lead-based paint hazards pursuant to an "inspection" and/or "risk assessment", as defined in 40 Code of Federal Regulations part 745 or any successor regulations. Notwithstanding the foregoing, no such benefit shall be given for (a) any abatement performed to comply with a notice of violation issued for a violation of Article 14 of Subchapter 2 of Chapter 2 of Title 27 of the Administrative Code, or (b) any abatement performed in a dwelling unit or in the common areas in such dwelling unless all of the lead-based paint hazards identified in such dwelling unit or in all of the common areas in such dwelling have been abated. Furthermore, the deleading of lead-based paint hazards pursuant to a NYC Dept. of Health and Mental Hygiene order that is commenced prior to August 2, 2004 will continue to be eligible for J-51 benefits provided that there is an approved contract and sign-off. The allowance for such deleading of lead-based paint hazards will be per contract.

6.   For substantial alterations and conversions only. The maximum quantity for this item is the number of new rooms created in the space where the demolition was done.

7.   Not eligible if brickwork is covered by cement wash or other coating.

8.   For skylights over 16 sq. ft. The maximum allowance for eligible skylights under 16 sq. ft. shall be 50 percent of allowance listed.

9.   Not eligible without new or existing storm window.

10.   Plus all other applicable partial elevator items listed.

11.   For buildings over eight stories the approved quantity shall be equal to the actual quantity increased by 10 percent for each floor over eight.

12.   Maximum of one per apartment unless the apartment has two or more bedrooms. This item is eligible as an MCI if new water main, riser, and branch piping is installed throughout and if new ceramic tile and at least two new bathroom fixtures are installed in at least 90 percent of the bathrooms.

13.   Maximum of one per apartment.

14.   For water service 2 1/2" in diameter or greater than approved length shall be equal to one and one-half times the actual installed length.

15.   Oil, gas, or combination burner.

16.   The "Adequate Wiring" MCI as set forth in the prior Rules has been divided into its components which consist of "Apartment wiring only, adequate," and "Service equipment and risers."

17.   For submetering, the owner must comply with the rent decrease requirements of DHCR, and the project must consist of a building-wide submetering in all individual dwelling units.

18.   The eligible length cannot exceed 8 feet in any apartment.

19.   This item requires an affidavit from an engineer or architect certifying the installation of a natural gas-fired electric cogeneration system or the conversion or modification of an existing oil-fired cogeneration system to a natural gas-fired electric cogeneration system. Such affidavit also must provide that the waste heat from the cogeneration unit is used for heating domestic hot water or space heating or cooling of the residential units.

20   In order to qualify for benefits for Inspection for Lead-Based Paint Hazards or Risk Assessment of Lead-Based Paint Hazards, (a) the inspection or risk assessment must be an "inspection" or "risk assessment" as defined in 40 Code of Federal Regulations part 745 or any successor regulations, (b) the inspection or risk assessment must have determined that lead-based paint hazards exist in such dwelling, including any vacant or occupied dwelling unit or any common area, and (c) an "abatement" of lead-based paint hazards, as defined in 40 Code of Federal Regulations part 745 or any successor regulations, must have been performed in response to such inspection or risk assessment determination. Notwithstanding the foregoing, no such benefit shall be given for the inspection or risk assessment of a dwelling unit or common area if (a) any abatement performed in a dwelling unit or common area in response to such inspection or risk assessment determination was also performed to comply with a notice of violation issued for a violation of Article 14 of Subchapter 2 of Chapter 2 of Title 27 of the Administrative Code, or (b) all of the lead-based paint hazards identified in such dwelling unit or in all of the common areas in such dwelling by such inspection or risk assessment have not been abated. Furthermore, such benefits for inspection or risk assessment of lead-based paint hazards shall only be given for such inspections or risk assessments commenced on or after August 2, 2004.

21   For dwellings with no more than three stories, the allowance for both non-targeted areas and targeted areas for inspection of all of the common areas in such dwelling is $400. For dwellings with four to six stories, the allowance for both non-targeted areas and targeted areas for inspection of all of the common areas in such dwelling is $800. For dwellings with at least seven stories, the allowance for both non-targeted areas and targeted areas for inspection of all of the common areas in such dwelling is $1,200.

22   For dwellings with no more than three stories, the allowance for both non-targeted areas and targeted areas for risk assessment of all of the common areas in such dwelling is $250. For dwellings with four to six stories, the allowance for both non-targeted areas and targeted areas for risk assessment of all of the common areas in such dwelling is $300. For dwellings with at least seven stories, the allowance for both non-targeted areas and targeted areas for risk assessment of all of the common areas in such dwelling is $400.

23   Maximum of one per apartment unless the apartment has two or more bathrooms.

The following allowances apply to Conversions, Alterations or Improvements that are completed on or after December 31, 2011.

Maximum Allowance for All Buildings 

(a)   General Construction.
	Item		Units	Allowance
				Non-SGA Condo/Coops1	Rentals & SGA Condo/Coops2
# *	(1)	Asbestos abatement3		See table	See table
# *	(2)	Boiler room enclosure	sq. ft.	7.50	7.50
# *	(3)	Bulkhead	sq. ft.	8.50	12.39
	(4)	Ceiling, cellar (fireproof gyp bd)	sq. ft.	1.60	1.60
	(5)	Ceilings, gypsum board or plaster	rooms	280.00	280.00
# *	(6)	Cement wash or parge waterproofing	sq. ft.	1.00	1.00
# *	(7)	Chimney, masonry	floors	1,200.00	1,319.18
#	(8)	Concrete, structural slab4	cu. yd.	500.00	500.00
#	(9)	Concrete, structural foundation4	cu. yd.	250.00	250.00
#	(10)	Concrete, flatwork5	sq. ft.	4.00	4.00
*	(11)	Abatement of lead-based paint hazards6		See Itemized Cost Breakdown Schedule for Abatement of Lead-Based Paint Hazards in (g) below	See Itemized Cost Breakdown Schedule for Abatement of Lead-Based Paint Hazards in (g) below
	(12)	Demolition & removal allowance7	rooms	200.00	200.00
	Doors (incl. frame and hardware)
*	(13)	Main entrance and lobby	set	4,000.00	4,000.00
*	(14)	Hollow metal	doors	475.00	475.00
**	(15)	Storm	doors	180.00	180.00
	(16)	Dumbwaiters sealed	units	110.00	110.00
	(17)	Entrance, stoops, steps, concrete	risers	225.00	225.00
*	(18)	Fire escapes	flights	2,000.00	2,000.00
#	(19)	Floor joists (incl. subfloor)4	joists	165.00	165.00
**	(20)	Insulation, wall (thermal only)	sq. ft.	0.50	0.50
# *	(21)	Leaders and gutters	floors	40.00	72.10
*	(22)	Lintel replacement	units	250.00	250.00
# *	(23)	Masonry	sq. ft.	7.50	7.50
# *	(24)	Parapet including coping	lin. ft.	135.00	135.00
	(25)	Partitions, gypsum board or plaster	rooms	600.00	600.00
	(26)	Partitions, framing	rooms	350.00	350.00
# *	(27)	Pointing8	sq. ft.	2.00	2.64
# *	(28)	Railings, roof	lin. ft.	25.00	30.14
*	(29)	Refuse chute, complete	floors	750.00	750.00
# *	(30)	Roof surface	sq. ft.	1.25	1.25
	(31)	Skylight including screens9	units	1,300.00	1,300.00
	(32)	Stairs, steel	flights	2,200.00	4,620.00
#	(33)	Structural steel4	lbs.	1.50	1.50
**	(34)	Window, insulating glass	units	175.00	367.50
**	(35)	Window, insulating glass over 24 sf	sq. ft.	10.00	21.00
**	(36)	Window, storm with screen	units	65.00	65.00
*	(37)	Window guards, approved security	units	175.00	175.00
*	(38)	Window guards, childproof	units	25.00	25.00
(b)   Elevator.
	Item		Units	Allowance
				Non-SGA Condo/Coops1	Rentals & SGA Condo/Coops2
*	(1)	New elevator, complete	units + floors	45,000.00 + 7,000.00	45,000.00 + 7,000.00
*	(2)	Convert manual to automatic10	units	7,000.00	7,000.00
	Elevator, partial
*	(3)	Motor11	motor	3,500.00	3,500.00
*	(4)	Traction machine11	units	10,000.00	10,000.00
*	(5)	Two-speed or variable controller11	each	8,000.00	8,000.00
*	(6)	Cables	floors	400.00	400.00
*	(7)	Shaftway floor	doors	800.00	800.00
*	(8)	Floor call station	floors	200.00	200.00
*	(9)	Interlocks	each	280.00	280.00
*	(10)	Door operator	units	2,500.00	2,500.00
*	(11)	Car reline cab	units	4,200.00	4,200.00
(c)   Plumbing.
	Item		Units	Allowance
				Non-SGA Condo/Coops1	Rentals & SGA Condo/Coops2
# *	(1)	Hot water heater/tank (input)	MBH	See table	See table
# **	(2)	Insulation, pipe (also for heating)	lin. ft.	2.50	2.50
	Piping
*	(3)	Water main, risers, branches	d.u.	1,700.00	3,570.00
*	(4)	Waste and vent (complete)	d.u.	1,500.00	1,500.00
# *	(5)	Water service, street connect12	lin. ft.	110.00	110.00
# *	(6)	Sewer, street connection	lin. ft.	200.00	200.00
*	(7)	Gas, risers and connections	d.u.	275.00	287.70
*	(8)	Sprinklers, piping and heads	heads	220.00	220.00
# *	(9)	Standpipe	floor	600.00	1,260.00
*	(10)	Tank, water storage	gallon	1.50	1.50
(d)   Heating.
	Item		Units	Allowance
				Non-SGA Condo/Coops1	Rentals & SGA Condo/Coops2
# **	(1)	Boiler-burner (output)13	MBH	See table	See table
# **	(2)	Boiler (output)	MBH	See table	See table
# **	(3)	Burner (output)13	MBH	See table	See table
	(4)	Convectors or radiators	units	250.00	306.60
# *	(5)	Electronic boiler control system	units	2,500.00	2,500.00
# *	(6)	Metal boiler stack	floors	400.00	535.92
# *	(7)	Oil tank	gallon	See table	See table
*	(8)	Piping, heat mains, risers, branch	rooms	220.00	352.10
(e)   Electric.
	Item		Units	Allowance
				Non-SGA Condo/Coops1	Rentals & SGA Condo/Coops2
*	(1)	All new apartment wiring	d.u. + room	400.00 + 420.00*	400.00 + 420.00*
*	(2)	Apartment wiring only, adequate (risers and meters separate)	d.u.	370.00	370.00
*	(3)	Service equipment and risers
		E lectric service equipment
*		with individual meter	entry + d.u.	1,500.00 + 160.00	1,500.00 + 160.00
*		with master meter	entry + d.u.	1,500.00 + 110.00	1,500.00 + 110.00
*		Apartment panel	d.u.	300.00	300.00
		Risers
*		with individual meter	d.u.	500.00	500.00
*		with master meter	d.u.	350.00	350.00
	(4)	Outlet on new circuit	circuit	100.00	100.00
*	(5)	Smoke / carbon monoxide detector combination (hard wired)	d.u.	100.00	100.00
*	(6)	Submetering installation14	d.u.	280.00	280.00
#	(7)	Cogeneration equipment15	kilowatt	400.00	400.00

 

(f)   Landmarks Projects Only.

   Items of work listed on this schedule only per 28 RCNY § 5-03(a)(5)

 

Boiler/Burner Table (maximum allowance)
Non-SGA Condo/Coops1	Output in MBH (thousand BTU per hour)
Items	0 - 1,999 MBH	2,000 - 5,999 MBH	≥ 6,000 MBH
Boiler-burner 13	$1,500 + $16.50/MBH	$20,000 + $7.25/MBH	$47,600 + $2.65/MBH
Burner 13	$500 + $4.75/MBH	$6,000 + $2.00/MBH	$8,300 + $1.65/MBH
Boiler (existing burner)	$1,000 + $11.75/MBH	$14,000 + $5.25/MBH	$39,300 + $1.00/MBH

 

 

Rentals & SGA Condo/Coops2	Output in MBH (thousand BTU per hour)
Items	0 - 749 MBH	750 - 1,999 MBH	2,000 - 5,999 MBH	≥ 6,000 MBH
Boiler-burner 13	$8,895 + $13.90/MBH	$8,895 + $13.90/MBH	$19,700 + $8.50/MBH	$19,700 + $8.50/MBH
Burner 13	$3,450 + $0.82/MBH	$500 + $4.75/MBH	$6,000 + $2.00/MBH	$8,300 + $1.65/MBH
Boiler (existing burner)	$5,445 + $13.08/MBH	$8,395 + $9.15/MBH	$13,700 + $6.50/MBH	$11,400 + $6.85/MBH

 

Domestic Hot Water Table (maximum allowance)
Non-SGA Condo/Coops1
Input in MBH	Allowance
0 - 600	$460 + 9.10/MBH
> 600	$1,900 + 6.70/MBH
Rentals & SGA Condo/Coops2
Input in MBH	Allowance
0 - 599	$2,700 + $30.49/MBH
> 600	$13,326.51 + $10.90/MBH

 

Oil Tank Table (maximum allowance)
Non-SGA Condo/Coops1
Size in Gallons	Allowance
0 - 4,000	$500 + $1.10/gal.
> 4,000	$2,900 + $0.50/gal.
Rentals & SGA Condo/Coops2
Size in Gallons	Allowance
0 - 3,999	$3,775 + $1.60/gal.
≥ 4,000	$6,975 + $0.80/gal.

 

Asbestos Abatement Table (maximum allowance)
Non-SGA Condo/Coops1
Removal Units	Allowance
Internal Linear Feet	$1,600 + $11/lin. ft.
Internal Square Feet	$1,600 + $11/sq. ft.
Rentals & SGA Condo/Coops2
Removal Units	Allowance
Internal Linear Feet	$1,600 + $11/lin. ft.
Internal Square Feet	$1,600 + $11/sq. ft.

 

(g)   Abatement of Lead-Based Paint Hazards6
	Item		Units	Allowance
				Non-targeted Areas	Targeted Areas
*	(1)	Inspection for Lead-Based Paint Hazards16	d.u. common area17	400.00	400.00
*	(2)	Risk Assessment of Lead-Based Paint Hazards16	d.u. common area18	250.00	250.00
*	(3)	Ceilings, lamination	rooms	320.00	420.00
*	(4)	Ceilings, common area, lamination	sq. ft.	1.80	2.50
*	(5)	Doors (incl. frame and hardware), main entrance and lobby	set	4,600.00	5,000.00
*	(6)	Doors (incl. frame and hardware), hollow metal	doors	550.00	800.00
*	(7)	Doors (incl. frame and hardware), wood swing	doors	155.00	350.00
*	(8)	Doors (incl. frame and hardware), bi- fold closet	bi-fold	125.00	300.00
*	(9)	Sliding closet (2 doors, incl. frame and hardware)	set	145.00	300.00
*	(10)	Flooring, finished wood	rooms	575.00	1,250.00
*	(11)	Flooring, resilient w/underlayment	rooms	515.00	585.00
*	(12)	Partitions, gypsum board or plaster	rooms	690.00	1,170.00
*	(13)	Partitions, common area	sq. ft.	1.80	2.50
*	(14)	Stairs, steel (incl. risers, pans, railings, stringers, & newel posts), stripped	steps	45.00	60.00
*	(15)	Window, insulating glass	units	200.00	425.00
*	(16)	Window, insulating glass over 24 sf	sq. ft.	12.00	30.00
*	(17)	Convectors or radiators, new	units	260.00	275.00
*	(18)	Convectors or radiators, stripped	units	115.00	150.00
*	(19)	Risers, stripped	lin. ft.	15.00	20.00
*	(20)	Kitchen cabinets19	lin. ft.	65.00	75.00
*	(21)	Kitchen cabinets, base & counter19	lin. ft.	80.00	105.00
*	(22)	Medicine cabinets (incl. mirror)20	units	95.00	125.00
*	(23)	Remove and install window sill	units	115.00	150.00
*	(24)	Remove and install baseboard, wood molding	lin. ft.	2.50	3.50
*	(25)	Remove and install closet shelf and pole	set	55.00	75.00

 

* Denotes Major Capital Improvement (MCI).

** Denotes Energy Conversation Items which shall also be considered Major Capital Improvements.

# Denotes that the item allowance may be reduced by proportion of non-residential space where the item serves both residential and non-residential space. (Items wholly within or serving the non-residential space receive no allowance.)

1   The Maximum CRC contained in this column is available to multiple dwellings, Buildings or structures that are owned as a Cooperative or Condominium and that have an average assessed value of less than thirty thousand dollars per dwelling unit.

2   The Maximum CRC contained in this column is available to multiple dwellings, Buildings or structures that are (a) owned and operated as rental developments, (b) owned and operated by Mutual Companies, (c) owned and operated by Mutual Redevelopment Companies, (d) developed as a planned community and owned as two separate Condominiums containing a total of ten thousand or more dwelling units, or (e) owned as a Cooperative or Condominium for which the Alterations or Improvements for which such multiple dwelling, Building or structure has applied for J-51 benefits were carried out with Substantial Governmental Assistance as such term is defined in 28 RCNY § 5-07.1(a).

3   For (1) removal or encapsulation of any friable asbestos when done as part of a substantial rehabilitation requiring an alteration permit, or (2) for removal of asbestos Thermal System Insulation (TSI) on other rehabilitation or (3) for removal of other friable asbestos (and not roofing, siding or flooring) pursuant to a report from a certified asbestos inspector describing condition, quantity and location of asbestos containing materials to be removed including microscopic analysis. TSI means insulation applied to heating, ventilation or air conditioning systems, hot or cold domestic water systems for the purpose of preventing heat transfer or water condensation. TSI shall include insulation on boilers, water tanks, air handling equipment and ducts, piping, pipe fittings or valves.

4   This item requires an affidavit from an engineer or architect certifying that he has personal knowledge of the installation and that the quantity claimed was installed. It also requires site photographs or other evidence satisfactory to HPD documenting the installation of the item.

5   This item includes inner walkways, courtyards, cellar slabs and the public sidewalk.

6   "For construction commenced on or after August 2, 2004, requires (a) ""an abatement"" of lead-based paint hazards, as defined in 40 Code of Federal Regulations part 745 or any successor regulations, in any existing dwelling, including any vacant or occupied dwelling unit or any common area, and (b) proof of lead-based paint hazards pursuant to an "inspection" and/or "risk assessment", as defined in 40 Code of Federal Regulations part 745 or any successor regulations. Notwithstanding the foregoing, no such benefit shall be given for (a) any abatement performed to comply with a notice of violation issued for a violation of Article 14 of Subchapter 2 of Chapter 2 of Title 27 of the Administrative Code, or (b) any abatement performed in a dwelling unit or in the common areas in such dwelling unless all of the lead-based paint hazards identified in such dwelling unit or in all of the common areas in such dwelling have been abated.

Furthermore, the deleading of lead-based paint hazards pursuant to a NYC Dept. of Health and Mental Hygiene order that is commenced prior to August 2, 2004 will continue to be eligible for J-51 benefits provided that there is an approved contract and sign-off. The allowance for such deleading of lead-based paint hazards will be per contract."

7   For substantial alterations and conversions only. The maximum quantity for this item is the number of new rooms created in the space where the demolition was done.

8   Not eligible if brickwork is covered by cement wash or other coating.

9   For skylights over 16 sq. ft. The maximum allowance for eligible skylights under 16 sq. ft. shall be 50 percent of allowance listed.

10   Plus all other applicable partial elevator items listed.

11   For buildings over eight stories the approved quantity shall be equal to the actual quantity increased by 10 percent for each floor over eight.

12   For water service 2 1/2" in diameter or greater than approved length shall be equal to one and one-half times the actual installed length.

13   Oil, gas, or combination burner.

14   For submetering, the owner must comply with the rent decrease requirements of DHCR, and the project must consist of a building-wide submetering in all individual dwelling units.

15   This item requires an affidavit from an engineer or architect certifying the installation of a natural gas-fired electric cogeneration system or the conversion or modification of an existing oil-fired cogeneration system to a natural gasfired electric cogeneration system. Such affidavit also must provide that the waste heat from the cogeneration unit is used for heating domestic hot water or space heating or cooling of the residential units.

16   In order to qualify for benefits for Inspection for Lead-Based Paint Hazards or Risk Assessment of Lead-Based Paint Hazards, (a) the inspection or risk assessment must be an "inspection" or "risk assessment" as defined in 40 Code of Federal Regulations part 745 or any successor regulations, (b) the inspection or risk assessment must have determined that lead-based paint hazards exist in such dwelling, including any vacant or occupied dwelling unit or any common area, and (c) an "abatement" of lead-based paint hazards, as defined in 40 Code of Federal Regulations part 745 or any successor regulations, must have been performed in response to such inspection or risk assessment determination. Notwithstanding the foregoing, no such benefit shall be given for the inspection or risk assessment of a dwelling unit or common area if (a) any abatement performed in a dwelling unit or common area in response to such inspection or risk assessment determination was also performed to comply with a notice of violation issued for a violation of Article 14 of Subchapter 2 of Chapter 2 of Title 27 of the Administrative Code, or (b) all of the lead-based paint hazards identified in such dwelling unit or in all of the common areas in such dwelling by such inspection or risk assessment have not been abated. Furthermore, such benefits for inspection or risk assessment of lead-based paint hazards shall only be given for such inspections or risk assessments commenced on or after August 2, 2004.

17   For dwellings with no more than three stories, the allowance for both non-targeted areas and targeted areas for inspection of all of the common areas in such dwelling is $400. For dwellings with four to six stories, the allowance for both non-targeted areas and targeted areas for inspection of all of the common areas in such dwelling is $800. For dwellings with at least seven stories, the allowance for both non-targeted areas and targeted areas for inspection of all of the common areas in such dwelling is $1,200.

18   For dwellings with no more than three stories, the allowance for both non-targeted areas and targeted areas for risk assessment of all of the common areas in such dwelling is $250. For dwellings with four to six stories, the allowance for both non-targeted areas and targeted areas for risk assessment of all of the common areas in such dwelling is $300. For dwellings with at least seven stories, the allowance for both non-targeted areas and targeted areas for risk assessment of all of the common areas in such dwelling is $400.

19   The eligible length cannot exceed 8 feet in any apartment.

20   Maximum of one per apartment unless the apartment has two or more bathrooms.

§ 5-09 Additional Documentation for Certain Alterations or Improvements.

Applications for alterations requiring a new or amended Certificate of Occupancy must include: (a) PW-1, PW-1A, PW-1B and Initial Work Permits; and (b) final Certificate of Occupancy; (c) such additional documentation as may be applicable or re- quested. The following major capital improvements require the approval of designated agencies on the forms indicated below, and such additional documentation as the Office shall require. The forms listed herein may be revised or added to by the Department of Buildings, in which case the Office will require the forms as revised. If a Borough Office was not using any of the referenced forms when documentation was obtained, the Office may require the forms then in effect or as listed in the prior Rules and Regulations.

   (a)   Asbestos abatement.

      (1)   Asbestos Inspection Report (ACP-7) or Asbestos Removal Plan.

   (b)   Adequate wiring, new wiring or new service.

      (1)   DOB Certificate of Electrical Inspection or contractor's affidavit if the Certificate is not applicable.

   (c)   Boiler/burners: boiler and oil burner replacement.

      (1)   Notice of Proposed Steam or Hot Water Boiler Installation for boilers serving 6 units or more and over 350,000 BTUs (B form 900A signed by a boiler inspector, DOB); and

      (2)   Initial Work Permit or PW-2 (DOB); and

      (3)   For boilers with a capacity of 350,000 BTUs or more, approved Application for Certificate of Operation (APC 5-0, stamped) or Certificate of Registration (APC 501), (Bureau of Air, Noise and Hazardous Materials, DEP); and

      (4)   DOB Certificate of Electrical Inspection or contractor's affidavit if the Certificate is not applicable (e.g., if boiler only); and

      (5)   Certificate of Approval for Oil Burning Installation (B Form 16A, Sign-off, DOB).

   (d)   Boiler/burners: boiler and gas burner or boiler and combination gas and oil burner.

      (1)   Schedule B Plumbing (PW-1B) and/or Notice of Proposed Steam or Hot Water Boiler I installation (B form 900A signed by a boiler inspector) (DOB); and

      (2)   Initial Work Permit or PW-2 (DOB); and

      (3)   For boilers with a capacity of 350,000 BTUs or more, approved Application for Certificate of Operation (APC 5-0, stamped) or Certificate of Registration (APC 501), (Bureau of Air, Noise and Hazardous Materials, DEP); and

      (4)   DOB Certificate of Electrical Inspection or contractor's affidavit if the Certificate is not applicable.

   (e)   Boiler/burners: boiler only.

      (1)   If burner is oil-fired, documents (1) through (5) in paragraph (c) above; or

      (2)   If burner is gas-fired, documents (1) through (4) of paragraph (d) above; or

      (3)   If burner is gas- and oil-fired, documents (1) through (4) of paragraph (d) above.

   (f)   Boiler/burners: burner upgrading.

      (1)   Approved Application for Certificate of Operation (APC 5-0, stamped, Bureau of Air, Noise and Hazardous Materials, DEP).

   (g)   Boiler/burners: new central heating system.

      (1)   Plan/Work Approval Application with Schedule C Heating & Combustion Equipment for oil or Schedule B Plumbing for gas (PW-1 with PW-1C or PW-1B), or computer printout showing scope of work (DOB); and

      (2)   Initial Work Permit or PW-2 (DOB); and

      (3)   DOB Certificate of Electrical Inspection or contractor's affidavit if the Certificate is not applicable; and

      (4)   Approved Application for Certificate of Operation (APC 5-0, stamped, Bureau Air, Noise and Hazardous Materials, DEP); and

      (5)   Letter of Completion for DIR. 14 on work done pursuant to permit or computer printout showing the sign-off date (DOB).

   (h)   Boiler enclosure.

      (1)   Initial Work Permit or PW-2 (DOB); and

      (2)   Letter of Completion for DIR. 14 on work done pursuant to permit or computer printout showing the sign-off date (DOB).

   (i)   Chimney.

      (1)   Initial Work Permit or PW-2 (DOB); and

      (2)   Letter of Completion for DIR. 14 on work done pursuant to permit or computer printout showing the sign-off date (DOB).

   (j)   Compactor: conversions to central and upgrading of incinerators.

      (1)   Initial Work Permit or PW-2 (DOB); and

      (2)   Letter of Completion for DIR. 14 on work done pursuant to permit or computer printout showing the sign-off date (DOB).

      (3)   For replacement compactor, submit affidavit attesting to the replacement.

   (k)   Compactor: new or refuse chute.

      (1)   Initial Work Permit or PW-2 (DOB); and

      (2)   Computer print-out showing plumbing sign-off or B Form 505 (DOB) or Letter of Completion for DIR. 14 on work done pursuant to permit or computer printout showing the sign-off date (DOB).

   (l)   Deleading (removal of lead paint).

      (1)   Violation Notice, Approved Contract and Violation Dismissal (Department of Health)

   (m)   Elevator installation: replacement or upgrading (except replacement of hoist cables).

      (1)   Approved Elevator application/Permit (ELV-1, DOB); and

      (2)   Sign-off by a DOB inspector (Form 73), or a stamped Elevator Inspection/Test Report by Approved Private Elevator Inspection Agency (ELV-3, DOB); and

   (n)   Fire escapes.

      (1)   Initial Work Permit or PW-2 (DOB); and

      (2)   Letter of Completion for DIR. 14 on work done pursuant to permit or computer printout showing the sign-off date (DOB).

   (o)   Hot water heater or hot water tank.

      (1)   Plan/Work Approval Application with Schedule B Plumbing (PW-1 with PW-1B), or computer printout showing scope of work (DOB); and

      (2)   Initial Work Permit or PW-2 (DOB); and

      (3)   Letter of Completion for DIR. 14 on work done pursuant to permit or computer printout showing the sign-off date (DOB).

      (4)   For boilers with a capacity of 350,000 BTUs or more, approved Application for Certificate of Operation (APC 5-0, stamped) or Certificate of Registration (APC 501), (Bureau of Air, Noise and Hazardous Materials, DEP).

   (p)   Landmarks preservation work permit.

      (1)   Permit for Minor Work or Certificate of Appropriateness as applicable and Notice of Compliance (Landmarks Preservation Commission); and

      (2)   Description of Landmarks Preservation work listed on or attached to the R-2 form available from the J-51 Office.

   (q)   Oil tank installation.

      (1)   Plan/Work Approval Application with Schedule C Heating & Combustion Equipment (PW-1 with PW-1C), or computer printout showing scope of work (DOB); and

      (2)   Initial Work Permit or PW-2 (DOB); and

      (3)   Certificate of Approval for Oil Burning Installation (B Form 16A, Sign-off, DOB).

   (r)   Piping: gas.

      (1)   Plan/Work Approval Application with Schedule B Plumbing (PW-1 with PW-1B) or computer printout showing scope of work (DOB); and

      (2)   Initial Work Permit or PW-2 (DOB); and

      (3)   Computer printout showing plumbing sign-off or B Form 505 (DOB); and

      (4)   Letter of Completion for DIR. 14 on work done pursuant to permit or computer printout showing the sign-off date (DOB).

   (s)   Piping: waste and vent.

      (1)   Plan/Work Approval Application with Schedule B Plumbing (PW-1 with PW-1B) or computer printout showing scope of work, (DOB); and

      (2)   Initial Work Permit or PW-2 (DOB); and

      (3)   Computer printout showing plumbing sign-off or B Form 505 or Letter of Completion for DIR. 14 on work done pursuant to permit or computer printout showing the sign-off date (DOB).

   (t)   Piping: water mains and risers.

      (1)   Plan/Work Approval Application with Schedule B (PW-1 with PW-1B) or computer printout showing scope of work, (DOB); and

      (2)   Initial Work Permit or PW-2 (DOB); and

      (3)   Computer printout showing plumbing sign-off or B Form 505 (DOB) or Letter of Completion for DIR. 14 on work done pursuant to permit or computer printout showing the sign-off date (DOB).

   (u)   Sealing dumbwaiters.

      (1)   Initial Work Permit or PW-2 or Plan/Work Approval Application or computer printout showing scope of work (PW-1, DOB); and

      (2)   Letter of Completion for DIR. 14 on work done pursuant to permit or computer printout showing the sign-off date (DOB).

   (v)   Sewer (street connection).

      (1)   Street Opening Permit from the Bureau of Sewers (DEP) or Bureau of Highways (Department of Transportation) as applicable.

   (w)   Sprinkler (new or relocated) plumbing and drainage.

      (1)   Plan/Work Approval Application with Schedule B Plumbing (PW-1 with PW-1B) or computer printout showing scope of work, (DOB); and

      (2)   Initial Work Permit or PW-2 (DOB); and

      (3)   Letter of Completion for DIR. 14 on work done pursuant to permit or computer printout showing the sign-off date (DOB).

   (x)   Standpipes.

      (1)   Plan/Work Approval (PW-1) or computer printout showing scope of work, (DOB); and

      (2)   Initial Work Permit or PW-2 (DOB); and

      (3)   Letter of Completion for DIR. 14 on work done pursuant to permit or computer printout showing the sign-off date (DOB).

   (y)   Structural items not physically verifiable.

      (1)   Affidavit from an architect or engineer specifying the nature, quantity and location of work done (e.g. number of floor joists installed, cubic yards of structural concrete used, pounds of structural steel used, etc.). In addition, length, size and placement of steel beams may be required. Photographs of new floor joists in place are recommended.

   (z)   Water service (street connection).

      (1)   Street-Opening Permit (Bureau of Highways, DOT)

   (aa)   New water storage tank (no permit required for replacement, submit affidavit attesting to replacement).

      (1)   Plan/Work Approval Application with Schedule B Plumbing (PW-1 with PW-1B) or computer printout showing scope of work DOB); and

      (2)   Initial Work Permit or PW-2 (DOB); and

      (3)   Letter of Completion for DIR. 14 on work done pursuant to permit or computer printout showing the sign-off date (DOB).

§ 5-10 Neighborhood Preservation Program Areas.

AREAS IN THE COUNTY OF BRONX:

MOTT HAVEN: The area bounded by East 159th Street; Third Avenue; East 161st Street; Prospect Avenue; East 149th Street; Jackson Avenue; Bruckner Expressway; Major Deegan Expressway; Morris Avenue; East 149th Street and Park Avenue.

ALDUS GREEN: The area bounded by East 169th Street; East 167th Street; Westchester Avenue; Sheridan Expressway; Longfellow Avenue; Randall Avenue; Tiffany Street; Longwood Avenue; Bruckner Expressway; East 149th Street; and Prospect Avenue.

MORRISANIA: The area bounded by Cross Bronx Expressway; Park Avenue; East 174th Street; Washington Avenue; Cross Bronx Expressway; Arthur Avenue; Crotona Park North; Waterloo Place; East 175th Street; Southern Boulevard; Cross Bronx Expressway; Sheridan Expressway; East 167th Street; East 169th Street; Prospect Avenue; East 161st Street; Third Avenue; East 159th Street; Park Avenue; and Webster Avenue.

HIGHBRIDGE-CONCOURSE: The area bounded by Washington Bridge-Cross Bronx Expressway; Webster Avenue; Park Avenue; East 149th Street; and the Harlem River.

WEST TREMONT: The area bounded by West Fordham Road; East Fordham Road; Webster Avenue; Cross Bronx Expressway; George Washington Bridge; and the Harlem River.

BELMONT-BRONX PARK SOUTH: The area bounded by Southern Boulevard; Bronx Park South; Boston Road; East 180th Street; Bronx River Parkway; Cross Bronx Expressway; Crotona Parkway; East 175th Street; Waterloo Place; Crotona Park North; Arthur Avenue; Cross Bronx Expressway; Washington Avenue; East 174th Street; Park Avenue; Cross Bronx Expressway; and Webster Avenue.

KINGSBRIDGE: The area bounded by Van Cortlandt Park South; West Gun Hill Road; Jerome Avenue; Bainbridge Avenue; East 211th Street and its prolongation; Conrail right-of-way; Bedford Park Boulevard; Webster Avenue; East Fordham Road; West Fordham Road; the Harlem River; Marble Hill Avenue; West 230th Street; Riverdale Avenue; Greystone Avenue; Waldo Avenue; Manhattan College Parkway; and Broadway.

SOUND VIEW: The area bounded by the Cross Bronx Expressway; Bronx River Parkway; East Tremont Avenue; White Plains Road; Randall Avenue; Olmstead Avenue; Lacombe Avenue; Westchester Creek; East River; Bronx River; Westchester Avenue; and Sheridan Expressway.

PELHAM PARKWAY: The area bounded by Adee Avenue; Mathews Avenue; Williamsbridge Road; Pelham Parkway South; Yates Avenue; Lydig Avenue; Williamsbridge Road; Neil Avenue; Bogart Avenue; East Tremont Avenue; Bronx River Parkway; and Bronx Park East.

AREAS IN THE COUNTY OF KINGS (BROOKLYN):

WILLIAMSBURG: The area bounded by Metropolitan Avenue; Union Avenue; Conselyea Street; Wood Point Road; Frost Street; Morgan Avenue; Meserole Street; Bushwick Avenue; Flushing Avenue; Union Avenue; Division Avenue; and the East River.

BEDFORD-STUYVESANT: The area bounded by Myrtle Avenue; Broadway; Ralph Avenue; Atlantic Avenue; and Nostrand Avenue.

BUSHWICK: The area bounded by Flushing Avenue; Cypress Avenue; Menahan Street; St. Nicholas Avenue; Gates Avenue; Wyckoff Avenue; Eldert Street; Irving Avenue; Chauncey Street; Central Avenue; property line of the Cemetery of the Evergreens; Conway Street; and Broadway.

EAST-NEW YORK: The area bounded by Jamaica Avenue; Elderts Lane; Atlantic Avenue; Fountain Avenue; New Lots Avenue; and Sheffield Avenue.

SOUTH BROOKLYN (A): The area bounded by The Buttermilk Channel; Congress Street; Hicks Street; Hamilton-Gowanus Parkway; the Gowanus Canal; and the Gowanus Bay.

SOUTH BROOKLYN (B): The area bounded by Fourth Avenue; Pacific Street; Flatbush Avenue; Sixth Avenue; and 15th Street.

SUNSET PARK: The area bounded by the Upper New York Bay; the Gowanus Bay; 15th Street; Prospect Park S.W.; Coney Island Avenue; Caton Avenue; Fort Hamilton Parkway; 37th Street; Eighth Avenue; Long Island Railroad right-of-way; Gowanus Expressway; 64th Street; Shore Parkway; and the Long Island Railroad right-of-way.

CROWN HEIGHTS: The area bounded by Pacific Street; Vanderbilt Avenue; Atlantic Avenue; Ralph Avenue; East New York Avenue; Utica Avenue; Winthrop Street; Flatbush Avenue; Parkside Avenue; Ocean Avenue; Empire Boulevard; Washington Avenue; Eastern Parkway; Grand Army Plaza; and Flatbush Avenue.

CONEY ISLAND: The area bounded by the Coney Island Creek; Stillwell Avenue; the Boardwalk West; and West 37th Street.

FLATBUSH: The area bounded by Parkside Avenue; Flatbush Avenue; Winthrop Street; New York Avenue; Clarendon Road; East 31st Street; Newkirk Avenue; Nostrand Avenue; Foster Avenue; New York Avenue; Avenue H; Flatbush Avenue; Avenue K; and Coney Island Avenue.

EAST FLATBUSH: The area bounded by Clarkson Avenue; Utica Avenue; East New York Avenue; East 98th Street; Church Avenue; Ralph Avenue; Clarendon Road; and New York Avenue.

BROWNSVILLE: The area bounded by Broadway; Rockaway Avenue; Atlantic Avenue; East New York Avenue; Christopher Avenue; Glenmore Avenue; Powell Street; Sutter Avenue; Van Sinderen Avenue; Dumont Avenue; Junius Street; Livonia Avenue; Stone Avenue; Linden Boulevard; Rockaway Avenue; Hegeman Avenue; Hopkinson Avenue; Riverdale Avenue; East 98th Street; East New York Avenue; Ralph Avenue; Atlantic Avenue; and Saratoga Avenue.

AREAS IN THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK (MANHATTAN):

LOWER EAST SIDE: The area bounded by East 14th Street; the East River; Delancey Street; Chrystie Street; East Houston Street; and Avenue A.

MANHATTAN VALLEY: The area bounded by Cathedral Parkway (West 110th Street); Central Park West; West 100th Street; and Broadway.

EAST HARLEM: The area bounded by East 142nd Street; the Harlem River; East 96th Street; and Fifth Avenue.

CENTRAL HARLEM: The area bounded by West 145th Street; the Harlem River; Fifth Avenue; Cathedral Parkway (West 110th Street); Morningside Avenue; West 123rd Street; St. Nicholas Avenue; West 141st Street; and Bradhurst Avenue.

HAMILTON HEIGHTS: The area bounded by West 155th Street; Bradhurst Avenue; West 141st Street; Convent Avenue; West 140th Street; Amsterdam Avenue; West 133rd Street; and Riverside Drive.

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS: The area bounded by the Harlem River; Teunissen Place; West 230th Street; Marble Hill Lane; the Harlem River; West 155th Street; and the Hudson River.

AREAS IN THE COUNTY OF QUEENS:

HALLETS POINTS: The area bounded by the East River-East Channel, Hallets Cove and Pot Cove; Hoyt Avenue South; 21st Street; 31st Avenue; Vernon Boulevard; and 35th Avenue.

JACKSON HEIGHTS-CORONA-EAST ELMHURST: The area bounded by Grand Central Parkway; Long Island Railroad right-of-way; 110th Street; Corona Avenue; Long Island Expressway; Junction Boulevard; Roosevelt Avenue; and Brooklyn-Queens Expressway East.

RIDGEWOOD: The area bounded by Grand Avenue; Rust Street; 59th Drive; 60th Street; Bleecker Street; Forest Avenue; Myrtle Avenue; the Long Island Railroad right-of-way; and Queens-Brooklyn boundary line.

JAMAICA SOUTH: The area bounded by the Long Island Railroad right-of-way; New York Boulevard; Southern Parkway (Sunrise Highway) and Van Wyck Expressway.

FAR ROCKAWAY: The area bounded by the Jamaica Bay-Mott Basin; Queens-Nassau boundary line; Far Rockaway Beach; Beach 32nd Street; and Norton Drive.

AREAS IN THE COUNTY OF RICHMOND (STATEN ISLAND):

PORT RICHMOND: The area bounded by the Kill Van Kull; Jewett Avenue and its prolongation; Forest Avenue; and the Willow Brook Expressway.

NEW BRIGHTON: The area bounded by the Kill Van Kull; Westervelt Avenue; Brook Street; Castleton Avenue; and North Randall Avenue and its prolongation.

STAPLETON: The area bounded by Victory Boulevard; the Upper New York Bay; Vanderbilt Avenue; Van Duzer Street; Cebra Avenue; and St. Pauls Avenue.

FOX HILLS: The area bounded by Vandervilt Avenue; the Upper New York Bay; the Staten Island Rapid Transit Railway right-of-way; and the Staten Island Expressway.