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  • #4151 Reply
    Guest

      Office won’t tell you about it  because they don’t know. It’s their “lead super” making money behind david’s back using fooled  staff personnel.

      #4150 Reply
      Guest

        the water is turned off in some lines because they are  renovating a kitchen or bathroom but the office wont tell you about that

         

        #4149 Reply
        Guest

          p.s.

          meant to typ

          We must act

          #4148 Reply
          Guest

            We already awaken  long time ago

            how about some meaningful actions …we asking questions here … and that’s good

            but we just act …don’t be so submissive people

            #4147 Reply
            Guest

              That’s to make it look like money is being spent on “repairs” . Wake  up and smell the coffee !

              #4146 Reply
              Guest

                Why is the water constantly being turned off in the buildings? How many emergency repairs can we have? It is getting to be at least once a moth.

                #4094 Reply
                Guest

                  REVISED CO-OP INCOME PROJECTIONS

                  Part of Park City 3 and 4 Apartments, Inc. annual incomes are based upon its New York State registered 320,000 total shares.

                  Below are the month and annual maintenance projections; the Special As.sessment projections; and the tax break the co-op gets for dispersing the NYC tax abatement and benefit credits to the shareholders each June.*

                   

                  Year 2020 2.75 p/share x 320,000 shares =

                  $       880,000.00 P/month

                  $  10,560,000.00 Annual

                  $    2,549,471.00 [NYC tax reduction] NYC tax abatement/credits for shareholders

                   

                  Year 2021 2.83 p/share x 320,000 shares =

                  $      905,600.00 P/month

                  $ 10,867,200.00 Annual

                  $   2,554,025.00 [NYC tax reduction] NYC tax abatement/credits for shareholders

                   

                  Year 2022 2.83 p/share x 320,000 shares =

                  $       905,600.00 P/month

                  $ 10,867,200.00 Annual

                  $   2,670,012.00 [NYC tax reduction] NYC tax abatement/credits for shareholders

                   

                  Year 2023 2.95 p/share x 320,000 shares =

                  $       942,785.73 P/month

                  $  11,313,428.76 Annual

                  $  2,587,513.00 [NYC tax reduction] NYC tax abatement/credits for shareholders

                  $    1,393,536.00 [Special As.sessment]  4.35 p/share x 320,000 shares

                   

                  Year 2024 3.08 p/share x 320,000 shares =

                  $        987,100.00 P/month

                  $   11,845,200.00 Annual

                  $    2,087,103.00 [NYC tax reduction] NYC tax abatement/credits for shareholders

                  $    1,447,424.00  [Special As.sessment] 4.52 p/share x 320,000 shares

                   

                  Year 2025 3.27 p/share x 320,000 shares =

                  $   1,046,328.58 P/month

                  $ 12,555,942.96 Annual

                  $   2,257,012.00 [NYC tax reduction] NYC tax abatement/credits for shareholders

                  $   1,487,616.00 [Special As.sessment] 4.65 p/share x 320,000 shares

                   

                  * The NYC tax abatement and benefit credits are supposed to be dispersed to the individual shareholders each June.

                  NYC allows the co-op to credit those amounts to the individual shareholders on each year’s June maintenance bill and NYC reduces the tax that the co-op owes by the amount of those dispersed shareholder credits.

                  Please note the accountant’s financials have always used the gross taxes due with no regard to the tax savings allotted by the NYC DoF . That is a common accounting practice and it’s deceptive to the shareholders.

                  Ron

                  #4093 Reply
                  Guest

                    Year 2020 2.75 p/share x 320,000 shares =

                    $       880,000.00 P/month

                    $  10,560,000.00 Annual

                    $    2,549,471.00 [NYC tax reduction] NYC tax abatement/credits for shareholders

                     

                    Year 2021 2.83 p/share x 320,000 shares =

                    $      905,600.00 P/month

                    $ 10,867,200.00 Annual

                    $   2,554,025.00 [NYC tax reduction] NYC tax abatement/credits for shareholders

                     

                    Year 2022 2.83 p/share x 320,000 shares =

                    $       905,600.00 P/month

                    $ 10,867,200.00 Annual

                    $   2,670,012.00 [NYC tax reduction] NYC tax abatement/credits for shareholders

                     

                    Year 2023 2.95 p/share x 320,000 shares =

                    $       942,785.73 P/month

                    $  11,313,428.76 Annual

                    $  2,587,513.00 [NYC tax reduction] NYC tax abatement/credits for shareholders

                    $    1,393,536.00 [Special As.sessment]    4.35 p/share x 320,000 shares

                     

                    Year 2024 3.08 p/share x 320,000 shares =

                    $        987,100.00 P/month

                    $   11,845,200.00 Annual

                    $    2,087,103.00 [NYC tax reduction] NYC tax abatement/credits for shareholders

                    $    1,447,424.00  [Special As.sessment] 4.52 p/share x 320,000 shares

                     

                    Year 2025 3.27 p/share x 320,000 shares =

                    $   1,046,328.58 P/month

                    $ 12,555,942.96 Annual

                    $   2,257,012.00 [NYC tax reduction] NYC tax abatement/credits for shareholders

                    $   1,487,616.00 [Special As.sessment] 4.65 p/share x 320,000 shares

                    #4092 Reply
                    Guest

                      REVISED CO-OP INCOME PROJECTIONS

                      Part of Park City 3 and 4 Apartments, Inc. annual incomes are based upon its New York State registered 320,000 total shares.

                      Below are the month and annual maintenance projections; the Special As.sessment projections; and the tax break the co-op gets for dispersing the NYC tax abatement and benefit credits to the shareholders each June.*

                       

                      #3897 Reply
                      Guest

                        To the below.

                        Sadly our situation is by no means a unique issue and actually a fairly common one. The problem with coop laws is the laws themselves arent clear who is responsible for enforcement which means it defaults to the AG

                        #3893 Reply
                        Guest

                          Does anyone know if this was in reference to us:  nytimes.com/2025/05/31/realestate/co-op-board-elections.html

                          #3874 Reply
                          Guest

                            All fixed.

                            #3845 Reply
                            Guest

                              I want to thank those of you still using the website despite the lack of https.

                              Https is predominantly an as*surance/caution for businesses!

                              We are basically a co-op blog. No one knows who posted anything as the website was structured to not identify visitors. There is no retention of the devices used to post comments.

                              The problem is that a company named Digital Ocean {DO} is responsible for posting the https to websites.

                              They did a ma*ssive maintenance overhall in May 2025. We believe that rebooted their system – and our website – to day one.

                              Our site was built in 2020 and the builder is no longer with us. We have no record of the original 2020 pa*sswords. We most recently revised the website pa*sswords in May of 2024. Due the DO change in May 2025, our pa*sswords from 2024 are no longer active and we cannot comply with their automated Certificate Activation.

                              If it was a really serious issue their monthly Certificate Activation fee would be more than the $7.73 that I auto pay.

                              We are working on this – dealing with techs who use automated text to reply and don’t understand the full effect of their maintenance work.

                              The site is SAFE – always has been – and you can continue to ignore the ridiculous WARNING that is there – intended for companies who retain confidential info and lists.

                              You may continue to use THOUGHTS without fear and please also inform the Signal Group.

                              The NYC Special As*essment blog should interest them as well.

                              Ron Migut

                              9740 6-L

                              #3844 Reply
                              ThoughtsAdmin
                              Keymaster

                                A fact is that for 3 consecutive years we’ve paid over one million dollars as a Special As*essment. In addition, every year the co-op gets a two million dollar free ride on NYC taxes because the co-op disburses the NYC tax credits to shareholders (instead of paying the credits directly to every shareholder).

                                 

                                In NYC  co-ops and condos can charge Special As*essments FOR THE PURPOSE OF A FUTURE EXPENDITURE.

                                This is explained in the following Brooklyn blog:

                                What is a co-op special assessment in NYC?

                                What are co-op assessments used for?
                                Assessments are typically used to raise necessary funds for a specific and costly building
                                improvement project. The most common reasons for assessments include repairs to expensive
                                building components including the façade, roof, elevator and heating systems. Assessments
                                can also be implemented to pay for aesthetic building upgrades including a lobby renovation,
                                hallway re-carpeting, installation of a roof deck or any other project deemed worthwhile by
                                the co-op building.

                                As a co-op shareholder, you can advocate for and against various proposed improvements
                                and other repairs which may be under consideration by your building.
                                Special assessments can be further subdivided into capital assessments and operating
                                assessments. The proceeds of capital assessments are used to make long-term repairs and
                                upgrades to a building, while ‘operating assessments’ are used to fund the ongoing operation
                                of a building.

                                 

                                Our board has not said a word about a future improvement – nor have they presented any proposed expense to the shareholders. They’ve taken the God-like stance that their actions cannot be challenged. Once again, WRITE to the NYS Atttorney General. Tell her the co-op is corrupt with nepotism, padded voting, discrimination, and millions of dollars for unaccounted for assessments. Phone calls don’t do anything. WRITE!

                                Contact
                                Office of the New York State Attorney General
                                The Capitol
                                Albany NY 12224-0341

                                 

                                #3822 Reply
                                Guest

                                  Anyone saying the truth is an ***kisser ?

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