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Check out this announcement we received from the New York City Housing Authority:
THE NYCHA NOT WANTED LIST
In this issue we continue our editorial policy of publishing the names of individuals who have been permanently excluded from our public housing developments. This list is part of NYCHA's effort to keep residents informed of the Housing Authority's ongoing effort to improve the quality of life for all New Yorkers in public housing and to allow for the peaceful and safe use of our facilities. Here follows a list of the people excluded after hearings were held on February 4, 11, and 18, 2009. Please note: These exclusions are based on NYCHA's Administrative Hearing Process and should not be confused with the recently implemented Trespass Notice Program under Mayor Bloomberg's Operation Safe Housing Initaitive.
REMEMBER, IF YOU SEE ANY OF THESE INDIVIDUALS ON HOUSING AUTHORITY PROPERTY, PLEASE CALL YOUR MANAGEMENT OFFICE OR NYCHA'S SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS UNIT AT (212) 306-8595.
Prohibited as of February 4, 2009
| Josef Harper |
Case 389/09 formerly associated with the sixth floor of 5814 Farragut Road, Glenwood Houses, Brooklyn. |
| Glen Bowman Sr. |
Case 482/09 formerly associated with the twelfth floor of 1125 University Avenue, Highbridge Gardens, the Bronx. |
| Dwesley Johnson |
Case 424/09 formerly associated with the second floor of 311 Osborn Street, Brownsville Houses, Brooklyn. |
| Lawrence Merriweather |
Case 465/09 formerly associated with the sixth floor of 21-20 34th Avenue, Ravenswood Houses, Queens. |
Prohibited as of February 11, 2009
| Maurice McLauren |
Case 7152/08 formerly associated with the fourth floor of 335 East 112th Street, Jefferson Houses, Manhattan. |
| Junnie Torres |
Case 495/09 formerly associated with the tenth floor of 2375 First Avenue, Wagner Houses, Manhattan. |
| Emma Brown |
Case 494/09 formerly associated with the third floor of 644 Park Avenue, Marcy Houses, Brooklyn. |
Frankie Louie
Manuel Roman |
Case 6169/08 formerly associated with the third floor of 65 Jefferson Street, LaGuardia Houses, Manhattan. |
Charles Moore
Christopher Moore |
Case 6783/08 formerly associated with the second floor of 80 Bush Street, Red Hook West Houses, Brooklyn. |
| Latona Allen |
Case 594/09 formerly associated with the sixth floor of 820 Henderson Avenue, Markham Gardens, Staten Island. |
Michael Negeron
Michael Negronna |
Case 70/09 formerly associated with the third floor of 2205 2nd Avenue, Jefferson Houses, Manhattan. |
| Lawrence Terrell |
Case 285/09 formerly associated with the first floor of 40-10 12th Street, Queensbridge North Houses, Queens. |
| Keith Brown |
Case 628/09 formerly associated with the third floor of 240 Lockman Avenue, Mariner's Harbor Houses, Staten Island. |
| Fernando Ortega |
Case 596/09 formerly associated with the twenty-second floor of 2955 8th Avenue, Polo Grounds Towers, Manhattan. |
| Eduardo Santiago |
Case 618/09 formerly associated with the sixth floor of 30 Avenue D, Wald Houses, Manhattan. |
| Desean Loyd |
Case 619/09 formerly associated with the sixth floor of 81-10 Rockaway Beach Boulevard, Hammel Houses, Queens. |
Prohibited as of February 18, 2009
| Mannix Dixon |
Case 658/09 formerly associated with the second floor of 2242 Bragg Street, Nostrand Houses, Brooklyn. |
| Jonathan DeLeon |
Case 707/09 formerly associated with the fourth floor of 29 Fleet Walk, Ingersoll Houses, Brooklyn. |
Jerry Smith III
Marcus Futrell |
Case 597/09 formerly associated with the sixteenth floor of 611 Crotona Park North, Murphy Houses, the Bronx. |
| Jose Hernandez |
Case 732/09 formerly associated with the eleventh floor of 2060 Third Avenue, Johnson Houses, Manhattan. |
| Nelson Simpson |
Case 7278/08 formerly associated with the third floor of 162 Troy Avenue, Albany Houses, Brooklyn. |
| Tony Love |
Case 775/09 formerly associated with the fifth floor of 456 Richmond Terrace, Richmond Terrace, Staten Island. |
| Johnny Stevens |
Case 828/09 formerly associated with the fifth floor of 75 LaSalle Street, Grant Houses, Manhattan. |
| Cliff Robinson |
Case 778/09 formerly associated with the fourteenth floor of 1428 Webster Avenue, Butler Houses, the Bronx. |
To download a list of the "Not Wanted," please use this link: NYCHA'S Unwanted
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- "Agreements to Agree"
- "As Is" Deals
- "Time is of the Essence"
- Abuse of Power (Judicial)
- Access, generally
- Accidents, generally
- Administrative Proceedings, generally
- Adult Establishments
- Adverse Possession
- Advertising, generally
- Affordable Housing
- Agriculture & Markets Law
- Air Pistols
- Airlines, generally
- Alterations, generally
- Anatomical gifts, generally
- Animal Cruelty
- Animal Shelters, generally
- Antisocial Personality Disorder
- Appellate Division
- Appellate Term
- Arbitration, generally
- Architects, generally
- Article 78 Proceedings
- Assault, generally
- Assignments, generally
- Assumption of Risk
- Athletes, generally
- Attorney General, New York State
- Attorney-in-Fact, generally
- Attorneys' Fees
- Attorneys, generally
- Bat Bugs, generally
- Battery, generally
- Bed Bugs, generally
- Beneficiary Designations
- Broker's Commission
- Bulls, generally
- Bylaws, generally
- Cabarets
- Cars, generally
- Cats, generally
- Censures, generally
- Cigar/Cigarette Smoke, generally
- Civil Rights
- Claim Preclusion
- Code of Conduct for United States Judges
- Code of Professional Responsibility
- Commercial Tenants
- Con Edison
- Condemnation, generally
- Condominiums, generally
- Confidentiality Provisions
- Consent Forms
- Constitutional Issues
- Construction, generally
- Constructive Eviction
- Contempt, generally
- Contracts of Sale, generally
- Contracts, generally
- Conversion, generally
- Cooperatives, generally
- Copyright Law, generally
- Corporate Residential Leases
- Cosmetic Renovations
- Court of Appeals
- Courthouse Security
- Covenants Not to Compete
- Custodial Interrogations, generally
- DHCR
- Deceptive Trade Practices
- Defamation, generally
- Defaults, generally
- Demands of the Rent
- Deregulation, generally
- Disciplinary Rules
- Disclosure, generally
- Discrimination, generally
- Doctors, generally
- Dog Bites
- Dogs, generally
- Drug Holdovers
- E-mails, generally
- Easements, generally
- Elder Abuse
- Electronic Mail, generally
- Eminent Domain
- Employment Agreements
- Essays
- Estoppel Certificates
- Ethics, generally
- Events Calendar
- Experts, generally
- Extortion, generally
- False Imprisonment, generally
- Family Court, generally
- Flooding, generally
- Food, generally
- Foreclosures, generally
- Fraud, generally
- Frequent Flyer Miles
- Frivolous Litigation Conduct
- Gay Rights, generally
- Goldfish, generally
- Graffiti
- Guarantees
- Guardians ad Litem
- Guns, generally
- HPD
- Hamburgers, generally
- Harassment
- Heat
- High-Rent Vacancy Decontrol
- Holdover Proceedings
- Home Improvements
- Homeland Security
- Horses, generally
- Hospitals, generally
- Hostile Work Environments
- Hot Water
- Hotels/Motels, generally
- Identity Theft
- Illegal Evictions
- Illegal Use
- Inadequate Supervison, generally
- Incapacity, generally
- Individual Apartment Improvements (IAIs)
- Injunctions, generally
- Insurance Policies
- Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress
- Investigators, generally
- Judges, generally
- Juries, generally
- Labor Law, generally
- Lawyers, generally
- Lease Defaults
- Libel, generally
- Licensing, generally
- Life Estates
- Life Insurance Policies
- Liquor Licenses, generally
- Lost Baggage
- Malicious Prosecution, generally
- Marriage, generally
- Mental Illness, generally
- Minors, generally
- Mitchell-Lama Buildings
- Mold, generally
- Month-to-Month Tenants
- Mortgages, generally
- Motions to Dismiss
- Moving Companies, generally
- Negligence
- New York City Department of Buildings
- New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development
- New York City Department of Sanitation
- New York City Rent Guidelines Board
- New York City Transit Authority
- New York State Attorney General
- New York State Department of State
- New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal (DHCR)
- New York State Division of Human Rights
- New York State Liquor Authority
- Noise
- Non-Competition/Non-Disclosure Agreements
- Nonpayment Proceedings
- Nonprimary Residence Proceedings
- Notice of Claim
- Notices to Cure
- Nuisance
- Odors, generally
- Office of Court Administration
- Options to Renew
- Owner's Use
- Parking Violations
- Paternity Disputes
- Penal Law, generally
- Penalties
- Perpetual Leases, generally
- Personal Injury
- Pests, generally
- Pets, generally
- Politics, generally
- Poster Law, New York City
- Power of Attorney, generally
- Preferential Rents
- Premises Liability
- Prevailing Party
- Privacy Rights
- Pro Se Litigants
- Professional Responsibility
- Profiteering
- Property Condition Disclosure Statement
- Property Damage
- Property Transfers
- Protective Services, generally
- Protests, generally
- Public Interest
- Punitive Damages
- Quantum Meruit
- Reasonable Accommodation
- Release Forms
- Religious Discrimination
- Renewal Options
- Renovations, generally
- Rent Control
- Rent Demands
- Rent Overcharge, generally
- Rent Stabilization
- Rent, generally
- Residential Tenants
- Restaurants, generally
- Restraints on Alienation
- Restrictive Covenants
- Reward Travel
- Roommates
- Sanctions
- School Buses, generally
- Searches and Seizures
- Security Deposits
- Self Representation
- Senior Citizens
- Settlements, generally
- Sexual Assault, generally
- Sexual Harassment, generally
- Slander, generally
- Small Claims
- Social Dancing
- Solicitation, generally
- Specific Performance
- Spoliation
- State Commission on Judicial Conduct
- Statute of Limitations
- Statutory Interpretation
- Stipulations, generally
- Strict Liability
- Structural Renovations
- Subject Matter Jurisdiction
- Subleasing, generally
- Succession Rights
- Supers, generally
- Surveys, generally
- Taxes, generally
- Teachers, generally
- Termination Notices
- Tests, generally
- Title Disputes
- Trade Secrets, generally
- Traffic Lights, generally
- Transportation Security Administration (TSA)
- Treble Damages
- Trespass, generally
- Trusts & Estates
- Undue Influence
- Unenforceable Provisions
- Union Protests, generally
- United States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit
- United States Supreme Court
- Unreasonable Restraints on Alienation
- Unsigned Agreements
- Utilities, generally
- Vacancy Decontrol
- Verdicts
- Vermin, generally
- Vibrations, generally
- Vicious Propensities
- Voter Apathy
- Waiver
- Warrants, generally
- Warranty of Habitability
- Water Leaks, generally
- Weapons, generally
- Wills, generally
- Wrongful Evictions
- Zoning
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Comments
Don't think so. See Marwyte Realty v. Valcarcel 150 Misc.2d 1044
Posted by: Gines Pasamonte | April 10, 2009 1:43 PM