Photo Access Card
Beginning February 1, 2007, photo access cards will be mandatory
for all leaseholders and legal occupants at least 16 years of age
living in your household. You may come to the Management Office
beginning on Monday, January 8, 2007, Monday through Friday between
the hours of 8:30am to 4pm to have your picture taken and your
access card issued.
If your work schedule prevents you from coming in during these
hours, please call 212 340-4215 and we will arrange for an appointment
to fit your schedule.
A Photo ID is required before an access card can
be issued, so be sure to bring one with you.
If you now have a Laundry Room Card only, please
be sure to bring it with you when you come in for your new
photo ID card.
Approximately 93% of all residents have been enjoying the following
benefits of a Photo card:
- Access to the Plaza after Dark
- Quick Entry Through the Lobby Door with your Photo Access Card
- Quick Entry to the “A” Level
- Rapid Exit from the Garage on the “C” Level for
Monthly Parkers
- Bracelet-free 4th of July
- No searching for keys (except for apartment door)
- Enhanced Security in the Buildings
- Improved Doorman Service
Guests/Visitors
The photo access card is solely for your use and should not be
shared with houseguests or visitors. If you expect a visitor for
the day only, we assume you will be at home and the doorman will
call you and permit your guest to come to your apartment. If you
expect a guest for more than a day, you must fill out a Guest Request
Form at the Management Office with the name and arrival and departure
dates, a copy of which will be given to your doorman. If
you are not going to be at home when your guest arrives,
or if you will be away for the duration of your guest’s visit
and he/she has your keys, your guest will be granted entry to your
apartment only if a proper
Guest Request Form has been completed. No Exceptions will be
made to this policy. Prior to your guest’s arrival,
check with the doorman to be certain he has the name on the list.
Nannies, home attendants housekeepers and cleaning persons who
provide service to your household on a regular basis will be listed
with the doorman and will have entry at the Lobby (Plaza) Level.
If your nanny is bringing your children home from school and is
known to the doorman, access will be granted at the “A” Level. Again,
it would be a good idea to make sure the doorman has your nanny’s
name on his list.
We will have the Household Composition Form at your doorman’s
desk. We suggest that you complete and submit an updated form to
insure that we have accurate information on your household members
and employees.
If you already have someone staying at your apartment that that
Management is not aware of, you must come to the office and fill
out a Guest Request Form. Please be aware that you may not give
the name of a guest to the doorman on your own; this information
must come from the Management Office only. Beginning on January
31, 2007, all guests not listed with the Management Office will
be denied access, whether or not they have your keys.
Doormen will no longer “buzz” people in at the “A” Level
or Plaza (Lobby) levels. You will be expected to carry and
use your photo access card to gain entry. Delivery persons and
visitors will be required to come to Lobby (Plaza) Level. However,
should you expect someone, who due to a disability, needs access
to “A” Level, inform the doorman in advance
of the name of your guest and an exception will be made. Since
we have several shifts of doormen and sometimes rotating shifts,
please do not be offended if the doorman asks to see your card;
this is his job. If you should forget your card, you will
have to provide a photo I.D. to enter.
Please keep your card safe. Replacement fees are $10.00 for the
first loss and $25.00 for subsequent losses.
If you have any questions, please call Faith Jacobs at 212 340-4215.
The photo access card is solely for your use and should not
be shared with house guests or visitors. Effective immediately,
this shall be considered to be a building rules and regulation.
Violation of this building rule and regulation will constitute
a violation of your lease of tenancy, which violation would require
that the owner take appropriate steps in order to ensure that
its rights are fully protected.
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