Perhaps a clue to the new tenant?!
Nope. Just a letter from the Bureau of Fire Prevention Inspectors. They need to inspect the air conditioning unit, which seemed to be working OK when the Amato Opera closed in May.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Air conditioning inspection at the former Amato Opera
On one recent November day, we noticed a sign hanging from the former home of the Amato Opera on the Bowery.
Perhaps a clue to the new tenant?!
Nope. Just a letter from the Bureau of Fire Prevention Inspectors. They need to inspect the air conditioning unit, which seemed to be working OK when the Amato Opera closed in May.
Perhaps a clue to the new tenant?!
Nope. Just a letter from the Bureau of Fire Prevention Inspectors. They need to inspect the air conditioning unit, which seemed to be working OK when the Amato Opera closed in May.
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Greive , the fire department inspects A/C equipment routinely . they check for the equipment operating permit which is obtained after the building dept reviews the plans and later actually inspects the equipment installation . They of course are supposed to look for problems that might cause a fire or make a fire worse .
Any system in any building above a minimal cooling capacity and air circulating capacity must have an operating permit . there is an inspection fee that is levied also .There is nothing here that is unusual nor does this have much to do with whether the system actually works . Its mostly papers , "may I see your papers", and not much of an actual physical inspection , which it should be in many cases . . . .
Ah, thanks Bob. When I saw the note from a distance, I thought that I might get some idea of who may be taking over the space.... After seeing the notice, I thought this might be some ridiculous city bureaucracy.... So it's all just routine.
What beautiful handwriting on that note, it looks like it was written in 1903.
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