Page 5 - CooperatorNews New Jersey Spring 2022

NJ.COOPERATORNEWS.COM COOPERATORNEWS NEW JERSEY —SPRING 2022 5 Yale Robbins Publisher Henry Robbins Executive Vice President Joanna DiPaola Associate Publisher Hannah Fons Managing Editor Darcey Gerstein Associate Editor Pat Gale Associate Editor Shirly Korchak Art Director Anne Anastasi Production Manager Alan J. Sidransky Staff Writer Peter Chase Director of Sales Fred Marks Director of Sales CooperatorNews New Jersey is published quarterly by Yale Robbins Infomedia. 205 Lexington Ave., New York, NY 10016, (212) 683-5700. President: Yale Robbins, Executive Vice President: Henry Robbins. Subscriptions are available free by request to co-op and condo board members and homeowner associations. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to CooperatorNews New Jersey, 205 Lexington Ave., New York, NY 10016. ©Yale Robbins Infomedia 2022. All rights reserved. FREE Subscriptions for Board Members, Property Managers and Real Estate Decision Makers. To Subscribe, please visit us at: NJ.COOPERATORNEWS.COM/subscribe TABLE OF CONTENTS C L S S ......... Living in a dense urban or suburban multifamily setting often means living without easy access to nature. Many residents in these housing environments crave some sort of outdoor space—if not a private one like a balcony or deck adjoining their unit, then a well-landscaped common area. B I ................. . Car owners know that in order to operate their vehicle legally, they must have it professionally inspected every year. An older car might need some relatively minor repairs or adjustments to bring it into compliance with state emissions requirements, but for most, getting that mandatory approval sticker is a simple, inexpensive, predictable process that takes maybe half an hour. B G L C ................. . Ever since the end of World War II—and the widespread prosperity that brought about a historic baby boom, a healthy middle class, and suburban sprawl—a vibrant, manicured lawn has been synonymous with the American domestic ideal. M B C ................. . 2.5088 2.028 3.456 3.456 2.5088 4.284 4.044 1.764 6.8408 2.028 3.456 6.0532 4.284 2.856 7.2201 3.732 3.6 6.9575 6.9575 2.5088 11.06 22.558 25.0845 10.7244 7.7604 8.8811 3.3354 6.6708 7.1155 6.2664 6.5018 7.1744 5.2797 13.3306 5.8182 8.8732 8.3316 8.8732