REMARKS
Certificate of No Harassment program overview and statistics
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Council Member Sanchez provides an overview of the Certificate of No Harassment (CONH) pilot program and presents statistics on its implementation and findings.
- The CONH program was created in 2018 and extended to 2026
- It aims to prevent tenant harassment during building alterations or demolitions
- As of October 18, 2024, 1,412 buildings were included in the CONH pilot program
- Nearly 5% of buildings in the program have been subject to a finding of harassment
- Brooklyn has the highest rate of harassment findings, at more than 7% of CONH pilot program buildings
Pierina Sanchez
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The certificate of no harassment pro pilot program that was created in 2018 and extended to 2026.
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This program was created to ensure that owners do not harass tenants when they seek to conduct alteration or demolition work.
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Of the 1412 buildings included in the CONH pilot program as of October 18, 2024, nearly 5% of them have been subject to a finding of harassment by a court or DHCR finding since entering the program, with the highest rate being found in Brooklyn, where harassment was found in more than 7% of CONH pilot program buildings.
