Q: My landlord no longer allows delivery people to leave unattended packages for tenants in the building. Carriers cannot leave packages with our 24-hour lobby attendant, nor can they go upstairs and leave them in front of apartment doors. Instead, we have to reschedule deliveries for when someone is home. Is this legal?

  A: As New Yorkers order more goods online, buildings have to figure out where to store all those boxes. A 200-unit building may receive around 50 packages a day, and more during the holidays, with a box waiting an average of 16 hours before its recipient retrieves it, according to Georgianna Oliver, the chief executive of Package Concierge, a storage locker company.

  As draconian as your landlord’s solution to this common problem may seem, your rights to fight it may be limited. Market-rate tenants would have no right to challenge the policy unless their lease included a provision guaranteeing package delivery, which is unlikely. Rent-regulated tenants could file a complaint with the Division of Housing and Community Renewal, the state agency that oversees such apartments, on the grounds that the policy amounts to a reduction of services. However, the agency may find the issue too minor to warrant a rent reduction or an order to restore the service, according to David Hershey-Webb, a lawyer who represents tenants.

  There are better ways to manage package deliveries than the one your landlord devised, even if it’s not illegal. “The buildings that we handle — and we handle 600 buildings — they find solutions,” said Dan Wurtzel, the president of FirstService Residential New York, a property management company in the city.

  Some buildings carve out space in common areas for package storage, particularly when they renovate. Others address staffing concerns — a building with a 24-hour concierge, for example, may need to increase staff so that the lobby is not left unattended when an employee goes to the basement to retrieve a package. Other buildings invest in storage lockers.

  Managing the situation is not easy, particularly when space in the city is at a premium. “In some of these places in New York, it’s hard to find a hallway or a space for the lockers; they just don’t have the space,” said Ms. Oliver, whose company’s lockers are in 1,750 buildings around the country, but only 18 in New York City.

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  老彩民高手论坛老红字【运】【气】【或】【许】【是】【守】【恒】【的】，【在】【朝】【永】【名】【前】【进】【的】【众】【人】，【终】【于】【发】【现】【了】【一】【些】【不】【一】【样】【的】【东】【西】。 【那】【边】【是】【一】【只】【正】【在】【前】【进】【的】【陈】【朝】【后】【勤】【旅】。 【一】【箱】【又】【一】【箱】【的】【物】【资】【堆】【在】【车】【内】，【庞】【大】【的】【车】【队】【朝】【永】【名】【的】【方】【向】【驶】【去】，【加】【莱】【一】【眼】【便】【能】【够】【判】【断】，【车】【上】【都】【堆】【积】【的】【都】【是】【军】【用】【物】【资】【无】【疑】。 【那】【能】【量】【块】【的】【味】【道】，【逃】【不】【过】【加】【莱】【的】【鼻】【子】。 “【前】【方】【有】【战】【争】。”【加】【莱】【开】

【这】【四】【方】【保】【卫】【着】【大】【延】【的】【疆】【土】，【皆】【是】【顾】【无】【言】【崇】【敬】【之】【人】，【再】【有】【那】【些】【在】【内】【陆】【腹】【地】【的】【将】【军】【她】【却】【是】【不】【怎】【么】【熟】【悉】【的】【了】。 【怎】【么】【扯】【个】【五】【石】【散】【还】【能】【扯】【到】【大】【将】【军】【的】【头】【上】，【莫】【不】【是】【这】【个】【人】【在】【胡】【言】【乱】【语】？ 【那】【人】【见】【顾】【无】【言】【接】【自】【己】【话】，【又】【是】【嘿】【嘿】【两】【记】【阴】【笑】，【磨】【牙】【地】【声】【音】【更】【响】【了】。 【他】【盯】【着】【顾】【无】【言】【盯】【了】【好】【一】【会】【儿】，【从】【上】【看】【到】【下】，【从】【左】【看】【到】【右】，【看】【了】

“【不】【过】【刚】【刚】【听】【你】【说】【的】【这】【些】【话】，【我】【决】【定】【改】【变】【主】【意】【了】，【只】【要】【你】【废】【除】【自】【己】【一】【身】【本】【事】，【在】【东】【方】【神】【界】【为】【奴】【十】【年】【的】【时】【间】，【我】【就】【答】【应】【不】【碰】【这】【树】，【怎】【么】【样】？” 【宋】【韬】【玉】【拳】【头】【一】【松】，【轻】【笑】【道】：“【好】，【我】【答】【应】【你】，【其】【实】，【有】【件】【事】【你】【不】【知】【道】，【你】【只】【知】【道】【当】【初】【我】【的】【父】【母】【将】【你】【拉】【去】【挡】【在】【兽】【口】，【但】【是】【你】【并】【不】【知】【道】【的】【是】，【当】【时】【我】【父】【亲】【这】【样】【做】【是】【时】【候】【根】【本】【来】

  【村】【子】【里】【发】【生】【一】【系】【列】【的】【事】【情】，【对】【于】【一】【个】【十】【几】【岁】【的】【孩】【子】【来】【说】，【简】【直】【像】【在】【做】【梦】，【眼】【花】【缭】【乱】【而】【又】【虚】【无】【缥】【缈】。【我】【不】【懂】，【原】【以】【为】【几】【十】【年】【甚】【至】【上】【百】【年】【都】【不】【会】【变】【的】【人】【和】【事】，【怎】【么】【眨】【眼】【间】【就】【变】【得】【陌】【生】【了】。 【大】【伯】【一】【家】【搬】【走】【了】，【临】【走】【时】，【大】【娘】【把】【她】【们】【家】【的】【钥】【匙】【交】【给】【母】【亲】，【嘱】【咐】【母】【亲】【经】【常】【过】【去】【照】【应】【一】【下】，【不】【要】【让】【院】【子】【里】【长】【满】【荒】【草】。【离】【别】【时】，【堂】【哥】老彩民高手论坛老红字【双】【方】【家】【长】【见】【面】【之】【后】，【相】【谈】【甚】【欢】，【盛】【申】【宇】【当】【场】【求】【婚】，【安】【月】【虽】【然】【害】【羞】，【却】【高】【兴】【的】【答】【应】【了】。 【或】【许】【吧】，【这】【是】【她】【遇】【到】【的】【最】【爱】【她】【的】【男】【人】，【也】【是】【相】【处】【最】【舒】【服】【的】。 【安】【家】【爸】【妈】【开】【心】【坏】【了】，【越】【看】【准】【女】【婿】【越】【喜】【欢】。 【半】【个】【月】【后】，【两】【人】【领】【了】【证】，【虽】【然】【商】【量】【着】【婚】【礼】【过】【段】【时】【间】【再】【举】【行】，【到】【底】【也】【成】【了】【已】【婚】【人】【士】，【像】【是】【迫】【不】【及】【待】【的】【在】【对】【方】【身】【上】【盖】【上】

  【方】【鸻】【听】【得】【一】【愣】，【下】【意】【识】【问】【道】：“【那】【是】【谁】？” “【当】【初】【带】【你】【上】【来】【的】【那】【个】【蛇】【头】，【我】【记】【得】【和】【你】【说】【过】。” “【有】、【有】【吗】，【他】【死】【了】？” 【苏】【长】【风】【点】【了】【点】【头】。 “【他】【怎】【么】【死】【的】？” “【他】【死】【在】【禁】【闭】【室】【中】，【当】【时】【只】【有】【他】【一】【个】【人】。【我】【们】【调】【查】【过】【所】【有】【有】【关】【人】【员】，【包】【括】【看】【守】【与】【医】【生】，【一】【共】【十】【六】【人】，【但】【他】【们】【都】【没】【有】【作】【案】【的】【时】【间】【与】【动】【机】。

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  【一】【番】【下】【马】【威】，【窥】【探】【的】【人】【没】【再】【来】【了】，【不】【过】【暗】【中】【会】【如】【何】，【那】【就】【不】【得】【而】【知】【了】。 【这】【个】【世】【界】【节】【奏】【不】【算】【快】，【但】【这】【些】【江】【湖】【人】【士】【的】【效】【率】【却】【非】【常】【好】，【程】【遥】【君】【还】【没】【有】【好】【好】【游】【览】【过】【山】【庄】，【论】【剑】【大】【会】【就】【开】【始】【了】。 【大】【会】【是】【在】【一】【处】【宽】【阔】【的】【半】【山】【举】【行】【的】，【之】【前】【分】【散】【开】【没】【什】【么】【概】【念】，【现】【在】【聚】【在】【一】【起】【乌】【泱】【乌】【泱】【的】。【最】【重】【要】【的】【是】，【看】【服】【饰】，【都】【不】【是】【同】【一】【处】

  【展】【御】【颜】【又】【打】【电】【话】【叫】【了】【白】【君】，【让】【他】【在】【检】【查】【一】【下】【黎】【洛】【的】【身】【体】【状】【况】。 【因】【为】【两】【人】【打】【算】【的】【是】，【明】【天】【就】【回】【去】，【要】【确】【保】【她】【可】【以】【远】【途】【旅】【行】。 “【恢】【复】【的】【很】【好】，【要】【过】【去】【也】【不】【是】【不】【可】【以】，【但】【是】【不】【可】【以】【有】【大】【幅】【度】【的】【动】【作】，【电】【竞】【的】【比】【赛】，【暂】【时】【不】【能】【参】【加】。”【白】【君】【知】【道】【这】【句】【话】【对】【黎】【洛】【的】【打】【击】【会】【很】【大】，【毕】【竟】【她】【现】【在】【好】【喜】【欢】【的】【一】【个】【事】【情】。 “【我】【可】