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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: April 8, 2025
IREM NYC ESG Committee hosts webinar to ensure clean curbs through managed waste reforms
Manhattan, NY Please join IREM NYC’s ESG Committee as they host a complimentary webinar on Wednesday, April 30th at 11:00 featuring Bob Frustaci of Premier Compaction Systems.
Frustaci will touch on the latest changes going into effect for NYC commercial and residential waste management and will include:
• NYC Commercial Waste Management Reform;
• NYC Clean Curb Initiative for Small/Mid/Large Residential Properties;
• Regulations, Safety Standards, Compliance & Enforcement;
• Potential solutions for Commercial and Small/Mid/Large Residential Properties;
• How these regulations further NYC’s Sustainability and Zero Waste goals.
Please visit www.iremnyc.org to register and learn about resolutions for your portfolio and how you can get ahead of these upcoming changes!
Premier Compaction Systems is a valued IREM NYC industry partner.
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