Sorry, We were away in Iceland and couldn't attend the meeting, which we heard was very well attended, including reps from all our representatives. Am looking forward to hearing the discussion.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Yes! 100%
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Andrew Leonard
· petition starter
10 years ago
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At the January 5, meeting, a Board member requested that support for such a study needs to be demonstrated to the Board. The petition will help show that support. The cost of this study will be relatively inexpensive compared to other elective expenditures our co-op has done in the past and will continue to do in the present.
I wish we did not have to create this petition. It's really a no-brainer.
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Matthew Horovitz
10 years ago
I agree one hundred percent in
with funding a Rebuild WVH feasibility study.
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Kelly Alfieri
10 years ago
I fully support this feasibility study and feel that the board would be negligent if they did not approve this.
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Navid Maqami
10 years ago
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Knowledge is power, let's find out what our options are so that we can make an educated decision about our largest investment and our homes.
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Ira Silverberg
10 years ago
Now is the time to explore options.
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Jim earley
10 years ago
Sorry couldn't make the meeting. Would like to hear more about this project
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Rick Wenger
10 years ago
We are at a crossroads. We must make a decision on what direction we must take for the future and we need all the information a study will provide.
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Paul Weinstein
10 years ago
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It would be cheaper than running the common space electric heaters 24/7 regardless of the outside temperature.
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Frances Emily Schramm
10 years ago
look forward to seeing what our options are
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stephane gerbier
10 years ago
Sandy was a scary wake up call, we must get ready for next one, it will unfortunately happen again. To rebuilt is the only way to save our property.
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Jan Kirk van der Swaagh
10 years ago
Please press for this. Our future, and the future of the next generation of WVH residents, depends upon it. Exciting possibilities have been presented to us. Let's explore all options.
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Chris Bickford
10 years ago
Exploring our options is as appropriate now as converting from Mitchell Lama Tenancy to a NYC Cooperative Corporation was 10 years ago. Only WE shareholders are collectively the landlord this time. Everything we need in the way of continued affordability, flood resiliency, sound abatement and energy efficiency is achievable. We are in the drivers seat now !
Will we continue to raise maintenance or incur assessments to save our 44 year old sub-standard homes ( NOT built to today's CODE ) located in a flood zone ? Isn't it about time we explore our options ?
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Dan Seifert
10 years ago
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We can't be ready for the future unless we have current, real-world facts and figures. Any decision we make regarding a rebuild must be based upon facts - not emotions.
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Fern Siegel
10 years ago
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Job one for the board is WVH's survival. This study should be its most pressing concern.
I agree and look forward to seeing the outcome!
Sorry, We were away in Iceland and couldn't attend the meeting, which we heard was very well attended, including reps from all our representatives. Am looking forward to hearing the discussion.
Yes! 100%
At the January 5, meeting, a Board member requested that support for such a study needs to be demonstrated to the Board. The petition will help show that support. The cost of this study will be relatively inexpensive compared to other elective expenditures our co-op has done in the past and will continue to do in the present. I wish we did not have to create this petition. It's really a no-brainer.
I agree one hundred percent in with funding a Rebuild WVH feasibility study.
I fully support this feasibility study and feel that the board would be negligent if they did not approve this.
Knowledge is power, let's find out what our options are so that we can make an educated decision about our largest investment and our homes.
Now is the time to explore options.
Sorry couldn't make the meeting. Would like to hear more about this project
We are at a crossroads. We must make a decision on what direction we must take for the future and we need all the information a study will provide.
It would be cheaper than running the common space electric heaters 24/7 regardless of the outside temperature.
look forward to seeing what our options are
Sandy was a scary wake up call, we must get ready for next one, it will unfortunately happen again. To rebuilt is the only way to save our property.
Please press for this. Our future, and the future of the next generation of WVH residents, depends upon it. Exciting possibilities have been presented to us. Let's explore all options.
Exploring our options is as appropriate now as converting from Mitchell Lama Tenancy to a NYC Cooperative Corporation was 10 years ago. Only WE shareholders are collectively the landlord this time. Everything we need in the way of continued affordability, flood resiliency, sound abatement and energy efficiency is achievable. We are in the drivers seat now ! Will we continue to raise maintenance or incur assessments to save our 44 year old sub-standard homes ( NOT built to today's CODE ) located in a flood zone ? Isn't it about time we explore our options ?
We can't be ready for the future unless we have current, real-world facts and figures. Any decision we make regarding a rebuild must be based upon facts - not emotions.
Job one for the board is WVH's survival. This study should be its most pressing concern.
It certainly can't hurt to explore options.