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Assemblyman Mike Benedetto will host Coffee with Mike today, Sat., April 15, 9:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. at 133 Einstein Loop. All are invited to share their thoughts and comments with the assemblyman.

The next Community Board #10 General Board meeting and Public Hearing will be held Thurs., April 20, at 7 p.m. at Parish Hall, Grace Episcopal Church, 116 City Island Ave., Bronx, NY 10464.

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The 45th Pct.’s Sector C Build the Block meeting will be held Tues., April 18, at noon at Circle of Christ Church, 147 Dreiser Loop, Co-op City. The meeting will be hosted by Sector C’s cers Driljan Rugovac and Ryan Zelman. For accommodations, 5452. Masks provided.

NYC Test & Treat Corps’ Mobile Test to Treat unit is available daily on a rotating schedule at the three shopping centers, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. as follows next week:

Mon., Tues.: 135 Einstein Loop

Wed./Thurs.: 2049 Bartow Ave.

Fri./Sat./Sun.: 177 Dreiser Lp.

Locations are approximate depending on parking availability.

The mobile van offers PCR,

Anyone who tests positive at the van can speak with an onsite clinician, and, if eligible, receive free Paxlovid anti-viral medication.

Appointments not required. Bring ID and insurance card, if available. Insurance is not necessary; service is open to everyone.

Shareholders, guests and shoppers are reminded that there is a two-hour parking limit in the Bartow Mall. Parking is for the exclusive use of customers while shopping within the Bartow Mall, with a be towed at the owner’s expense.

BY AVERIL JAMES-BONNETTE, DIRECTOR, FINANCE DEPARTMENT

April 30, 2023.

July 01, 2023

In cases where there are two shareholders of an apartment and if one of the shareholders has permanently vacated the apartment, it is important that the remaining shareholder submit documentation to Riverbay Corporation as to where the vacating shareholder currently resides. Acceptable documentation could be: (1) Driver’s license with current address, (2) copy of the apartment lease, (3) utility bill with current address. If this plete and a 50% surcharge will be assessed each month until the documentation is submitted. The shareholder will be liable for all surcharges assessed, no credits will be issued for surcharges already assessed.

This year, there will be all-day sessions to assist coopThe

• Wednesday, April 19

• Monday, April 24

• Wednesday, April 26

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Bartow Center, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.

• Thursdays: 10 a.m.-1 p.m.

• Room 34, Einstein Center, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. (718) 320-2066 for an appointment.

Senior shareholders can also have their 2022 4997 office in Room 1 of the Dreiser Center. the presence of the notary. All persons required to

More dates will be announced as they become available. For information, contact the AARP Chapter

EPA –– (Continued from page 1) emissions standards “for passenger cars and light the EPA explained. This regulation will also lead toulate matter emissions and spur greater deployment of CO2-reducing technologies for gasoline-powered vehicles,” the EPA went on to say.

Additionally, the EPA estimates that the Multi2027 and Later Light-Duty and Medium Duty Vehicles will speed up the nationwide switch to electric vehicles. If the new EPA proposed regulations are passed, by 2032, approximately 67% of new car sales across the country would be electric vehicles and 46% of new medium-duty vehicles sales would be electric vehicles too, according to projections in the EPA press release.

The second new regulation would focus on heavy-duty vocational vehicles, such as delivery trucks, school buses or refuse haulers, and is called the “Greenhouse Gas Standards for Heavy-Duty Vehicles – Phase 3.” This regulation will use “performance-based standards that enable manufactur-

4997 at (718) 320-1946. Notary service is also available at Assemblyman Dreiser Loop, Room 12, Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., during the month of April. Shareholders who need assistance with preparation of the 2022 Income income taxes. All shareholders must bring photo ID not be signed before being in the presence of the noappointment, Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. form and related instructions, please visit the Co-op City website at coopcity.com. Go to Resources on the Home page and scroll down to “Finance.”

Similar to the new set of standards for passenger cars and light trucks, the new standards for heavyduty trucks would build off current standards and aim to cut harmful emissions, provide cleaner air for communities and continue the nationwide transition to electric vehicles on the road.

The EPA estimates that the two new proposed regulations would remove roughly 10 billion tons of carbon dioxide emissions between 2023 and 2055.

“The EPA’s approach is technology-neutral, meaning that better-designed gas vehicles, hybrids, fuel cell vehicles, and other innovations could all be used to meet stricter standards,” the White House said in a press release on Wednesday. In other words, the new standards accommodate different types of clean emissions technology as long as the vehicle adheres to the stricter guidelines.

Overall, the EPA’s new proposed regulations are another piece of President Joe Biden’s Investing In America Agenda. A key aspect of that agenda aims to position the United States as a world leader in clean vehicle technology and charging infrastructure.

There are more than 130,000 public charging stations across the country today, and all 50 states are currently investing in building up their charging

Be involved in your community! Be a good cooperator! Throwing garbage, objects or cigarettes from apartment windows or balconies is UNLAWFUL, DANGEROUS

With much sadness, we announce the passing of Sidney Brown on Sunday, April 9, 2023. He was the husband of Janice Brown and father of Larnell Brown of Section 5. A memorial is being planned and details will be announced at a future date. Please keep the Brown family in yourcult time.

infrastructure, also according to the White House this week.

Comptroller –– (Continued from p. 1) it’s sky-high housing costs or preparing for extreme weather emergencies, we want to hear directly from

“Following the outreach period, the numbers metric on common (and possibly new) issues affectcollecting responses at the end of April.

Comptroller’s Public Affairs team has been visiting various senior centers, community events and NORCs across the city to connect with aging New

Shareholders are reminded that washers and dryers are prohibited installed by a licensed professional, are only allowed in townhouses. Window air conditioners are also prohibited in all Co-op City residential buildings, including townhouses. Thank you for your cooperation.

Be sure to check the Riverbay Crawler daily (ch. 12 on MATV, and ch. 591 on Altice) for updates and info.

Shareholders who are not signed up for Phone Tree alerts are encouraged to do so as soon as possible. Phone Tree alerts provide application to sign up for Phone Tree alerts can be found on the Resources page under “CSO” on the website, coopcity.com.

Seniors who would like to sign up with CCPD’s RUOK program for a daily telecheck can use the application on the CCPD page on the website.

In addition to the Co-op City Times and the Riverbay Crawler, Facebook page, Co-op City Riverbay, and to the Co-op City Times and CCPD Twitter accounts, @coopcitytimes and @CCPDnyc, respectively, as well as the Community Relations newsletter.