Local Law 97 How Will it Affect Your Building?

By Cooperator Studio 28 February 2020 Building Operations Law & Legislation Exterior Energy Conservation

What are the implications of Local Law 97, and how do they affect multifamily buildings?

Local Law 97 applies to buildings over 25,000 square-feet - including co-op and condo communities. In this short clip, learn how LL97 may impact your building, and find out what your board needs to do in order to be in compliance with it.

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