A short time after the press conference at Exit Reality on Allerton Avenue we spotted this man doing work at 2500 Williamsbridge Road. We went up to him and asked him if he was doing work foe the new owner of 2500 Williamsbridge Road, and he replied that he was going to be installing cameras around exterior the property. Having cameras around the exterior as well as the inside of 2500 Williamsbridge Road would be one of the steps that would have to be done if the new owner of the property was to open a drug clinic there.
At the press conference by Exit Realty it was learned that 2500 Williamsbridge Road was not sold directly to Carnegie Hill Institute, and that the name Carnegie Hill Institute was not on the bill of sale from Exit Reality to 2500 WBRD LLC of 27 Lotus Avenue East Hampton N.Y. 11937. Mr. Sonny Vitaj owner of Exit Reality said that his office was deceived, lied to, and fooled, saying that he was given a closing statement with WBRD LLC on it as the buyer. Mr. Vitaj repeated that he did not sell 2500 Williamsbridge Road to Carnegie Hill Institute to use as a drug clinic.
Carnegie Hill Institute has already gone before Community Board 11 in a public meeting on the subject of opening a drug clinic at 2500 Williamsbridge Road. All that is required by the New York State Office of Addiction and Services (OASAS) is that the operator of a proposed drug clinic in New York City meet with the local community, through the local community board where the proposed site is located for public input. Carnegie Hill Institute has already met the requirement of the one meeting with the community through the community board. Should another meeting be required by OASAS since the 2500 Williamsbridge Road site was withdrawn, and seems to be the site Carnegie Hill Institute recently purchased in what Exit Realty claims a fraudulent matter is another matter.
A close up of the work being done at the electrical connection of an outside light fixture at 2500 Williamsbridge Road for an outside camera placement.
