Change in Method of Mail Delivery

August 31, 1999

LVT Number: 13518

Tenant complained of a reduction in building-wide services. The DRA ruled against tenant, and tenant appealed, complaining, among other things, that landlord changed its method of delivering mail in the building. Landlord used to deliver mail to tenants' apartment doors. Now mail was left in mailboxes in the lobby. Landlord stated that it would continue to deliver the mail to the apartments of tenants who were elderly or disabled. No tenants complained that they were elderly or disabled and that they didn't get their mail.

Tenant complained of a reduction in building-wide services. The DRA ruled against tenant, and tenant appealed, complaining, among other things, that landlord changed its method of delivering mail in the building. Landlord used to deliver mail to tenants' apartment doors. Now mail was left in mailboxes in the lobby. Landlord stated that it would continue to deliver the mail to the apartments of tenants who were elderly or disabled. No tenants complained that they were elderly or disabled and that they didn't get their mail. The change in the mail delivery method in the building was a minor condition and didn't constitute a decrease in services.

Gosen: DHCR Adm. Rev. Dckt. No. MK430004RT (6/11/99) [2-pg. doc.]

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