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This is the back of one of the fifteen 2012 roof photos submitted to DHCR as evidence of TELECOM TENANCY at 517 West 113.
There are two MCIs in play at DHCR:
Elevator MCI Docket AN43005OM and related BO430061RT
Boiler MCI Docket BP430014OM
You can check the status of each at:
https://www1.dhcr.state.ny.us/casestatus/
Enter the Docket Number.
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Verizon and AT&T equipment in the basement of 517 West 113. M&M Coin Laundries of Whitestone, NY was the only named “commercial tenant” in Landlord’s initial MCI (elevator) filing. NOTE that TELECOM likely also occupies basement interior space behind locked doors. http://citizentenant.tumblr.com/archive
2012 photos of TELECOM roof infrastructure.
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Why is there a cell phone farm on the roof of my building?
http://www.nyc.gov/html/dob/downloads/pdf/code_notes_antenna-cellular-telecom-alterations.pdf
This NYC publication doesn’t answer that question, but perusing it can’t hurt.
Have you found something interesting about cell phone farms atop city buildings? Please pass along the link to [email protected].
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The secondary well at 517 West 113th Street. Fully measured, what is the extent of TELECOM TENANCY? How many interior basement spaces, locked to residential tenants, are occupied by TELECOM and what do they measure?
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March 2015 view of 517 West 113th Street showing ten of the approximately 14 distinct antenna units. The water tower supports 6 or 7 antennae.
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The roof of 517 West 113th Street. Verizon and AT&T send and receive signals using these antennae and related equipment.
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A cell phone farm on the roof of 517 West 113th Street in Manhattan. Artist’s rendering based on a 2012 photograph by John Loose.
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