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The Tenant Protection Plan (TPP1) outlines the requirements for maintaining safety and compliance during construction in occupied dwelling units. It mandates that owners notify the Department 72 hours prior to work, and details specific provisions for egress, fire safety, health requirements, structural stability, noise control, and maintenance of essential services. The plan must adhere to various NYC codes and regulations, ensuring tenant safety throughout the construction process.

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Begin by filling out the LOCATION INFORMATION section. Enter the House Number(s), Street Name, and specify the number of dwelling units that will remain occupied during construction. Include specific unit/apartment numbers as required.
In the TENANT PROTECTION PLAN section, provide detailed descriptions for each element such as Egress, Fire Safety, and Health Requirements. Ensure compliance with all applicable laws and regulations.
Complete the OWNER’S STATEMENT(S) AND SIGNATURE section by printing your name, relationship to the owner, and contact information. Sign and date this section to certify accuracy.
If applicable, indicate whether attachments or drawings accompany this form in the TENANT PROTECTION PLAN ATTACHMENTS/DRAWINGS section.
Finally, complete the APPLICANT’S STATEMENT(S) AND SIGNATURE section with your printed name, signature, and date. If you are a licensed professional, apply your seal before signing.

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