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	Below are the types of work that qualify for FasTrack service, along with descriptions of the materials you’ll need to submit with your application, tips for keeping your application on track, and Green Tips! to help reduce the impact of your building on the environment, and save you money. Click on one of the following work types that describe your project to get started: Interior Alterations Notices of Compliance/”Sign Offs” for Interior Work for the Department of Buildings Reviews of ‘As Built’ Drawings for the Department of Buildings’ Applications for Certificates of Occupancy, Place of Assembly Permits or Other ‘No Work’ Applications Concrete Sidewalk Replacement and Below Grade Building Utility Installations Minor Restorative Work on Rear Façades Window Replacement on Non-Visible Facades Window/Door Opening Modification on Non-Visible Facades Rear Decks on Non-Visible Facades and Non-Visible Roof Decks Non-Visible HVAC Units in Rear Yards and Areaways Non-Visible HVAC Equipment on Rooftops Through-the-Wall HVAC Equipment on Secondary and Non-Visible Facades Through-the-Window HVAC Equipment on Secondary and Non-Visible Facades Wall-Mounted HVAC Units on Secondary and Non-Visible Facades Sidewalk Cafés Tips for Keeping Your Application on the Fast Track Incomplete or incorrect applications take longer to review. To keep your project on the FasTrack, make sure you do the following when you’re filling out your application and working with our staff: Check all of the boxes that describe your project If you check “Other”, remember to include an explanation If an LPC staff requests additional materials, try to submit them within three working days Submit additional materials by e-mail, as .JPEG or .PDF files

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