New York City scaffolding, sidewalk sheds may come down sooner after City Council vote
The package of scaffolding bills, introduced by council members Keith Powers and Erik Bottcher, calls for a study on new sidewalk designs to be submitted to the council by September, and raises the minimum height to 12 feet with better LED lighting. It also requires more frequent inspections.
Represented by Boies Schiller Flexner and Messing & Spector, a group of property owners who called themselves “blameless ...
The New York City Council introduced a spate of new laws Wednesday aimed at finally cracking down on the thousands of ...
The New York City Council unanimously passed a new set of bills that would shorten the duration of sidewalk sheds permits and ...
Several bills to be passed in the City Council today are expected to change the height, the color and the ubiquity of the ...
The City Council on Wednesday passed a series of bills to limit how long scaffolding can stay up and to introduce new, more ...
A tragedy spawned the strict regulations in place today. City lawmakers enacted measures to expand inspection requirements ...
LOWER MANHATTAN, New York (WABC) -- New York City voted yes to sweeping changes for scaffolding standards on Wednesday. The City Council approved a package of bills that tackled issues ...
Sidewalk sheds, the widely reviled construction safety structures blighting public space in NYC, can only stay up for three ...
The City Council unanimously passed a package of ... slashes the permit length of new sidewalk sheds from one year to just three months. While permits can be renewed, the legislation incentivizes ...
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