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The Rent Freeze Program and the COVID-19 Outbreak

Deborah's Story - NYC Rent Freeze: Living Here Series

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Freeze synonyms, freeze pronunciation, freeze translation, English dictionary definition of freeze. To chill, congeal, or become ice: freeze the.

What is the NYC Rent Freeze Program?

The NYC Rent Freeze Program, which includes the Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption (SCRIE) Program and the Disability Rent Increase Exemption (DRIE) Program, helps those eligible stay in affordable housing by freezing their rent.
Under this program, a property tax credit covers the difference between the actual rent amount and what you (the tenant) are responsible for paying at the frozen rate.
The longer you are in the program, the greater the benefit. If you enter the program today, continue to renew and meet all eligibility requirements, the current amount you pay for rent today could be the same in 20 years.
If you are a senior or a person with a disability, this website will provide you with all of the necessary information you need, including eligibility requirements, the application process, benefits, renewals and answers to frequently asked questions.

Need additional time to file your renewal application due to COVID-19?

The Department of Finance recognizes that SCRIE and DRIE recipients may have difficulties renewing their enrollment in the Rent Freeze Program due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While SCRIE/DRIE recipients should renew as soon as possible, please note that recipients have an automatic six-month grace period to renew.

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If you still have problems renewing due to COVID-19-related concerns after the expiration of the grace period, we will consider this as a basis for granting you an additional six months to renew. There will be no disruption to your benefits during this time. However, please understand that renewal will ultimately be required, and that you should securely maintain all necessary documents for eventual submission.

Need Help Due to a Disability?

If you need help accessing Department of Finance (DOF) programs and services or need more time because of a disability or physical or mental impairment, you can request additional time to file or obtain other assistance.
To request more time or other assistance, you may call 311, write to DOF, schedule a virtual appointment or complete a 'Request for an Extension of Time Due to a Disability or Physical or Mental Impairment.' This form is also available by contacting 311. You may need to submit medical documentation supporting your request.

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If an extension of time or other request for assistance is approved, you will need to submit all renewal documents and meet all of the program's eligibility requirements.

Freeze is a 'pure Python' utility that ships with Python. You can use Freeze to compile executables for Unix systems.

If you want to write Python, but you don't know if your clients have Python installed, use this!

How to Use

Create a Python program, 'hello.py'

Then find freeze.py on your system, and invoke it in a directory that you don't mind filling up with .c files:

With Debian, for example, dpkg -S freeze.py yields a current package name, which is, as of the time of writing this, python2.4-examples.

On my system, at least, the output is this:

As you can see, even a simple Python program will require several dozen modules because these are necessary simply for Python itself to start — yes, Python uses its own Standard Library to help run the language!

Next, run make:

..and you should end up with the executable, hello!

ta da!

See Also

• Py2Exe -- like Freeze, but makes Windows executables

• PythonInstalledByDefault -- OS/desktop distributions that come with Python installed

• README -- the README file for the 'freeze' utility that comes with Python

I may be doing something wrong; I don't think it should be including just about every module under the sun.

-- LionKimbro 2004-08-30 04:06:38

The 'problem' is pydoc. It includes Tkinter and some internet related modules for its gui. Just excluding pydoc with

reduces the list of frozen modules for me to this: Keyboard mouse for mac mini.

The minimal set of excludes which produces a still working executable, while excluding everything unnecessary is:

The resulting list is

Quite a difference.. The sizes of the resulting binaries are:

excluded	size	size stripped
nothing	6041313	2267304
pydoc	5169213	1416840
maximum	4666109	1076264

-- MarcChr 2005-02-03 16:42:03

I have errors trying to freeze a wxPython script:

Anyone knows why?

freeze doesn't handle modules written in C/C++ like py2exe does - you have to manually copy all the .so files that you want to use into the LD_LIBRARY_PATH of the output program. However, I did this and now my application segfaults.

I 'm facing the simular problem what gives 'ImportError: No module named wxc'. but when I put the right wxc.so in the app folder(No need freeze the program again), It just run ok. you can try it.

I tried this and I am still segfaulting - is there any solution to it?

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I tried using freeze, and got the following error: c++: /System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.3/lib/python2.3/config/libpython2.3.a: No such file or directory

Anyone know what's going on?

On MacOS, try using py2app, it does a nice job and works perfectly well for MacOS systems.

Try manually specifying your python source tree with -p?

When I tried make after using freeze I get the error: powerpc-apple-darwin8-gcc-4.0.1: Python.framework/Versions/2.5/Python: No such file or directory i686-apple-darwin8-gcc-4.0.1: Python.framework/Versions/2.5/Python: No such file or directory lipo: can't figure out the architecture type of: /var/tmp//ccG5Z3m2.out

Thoughts for a newb?

When I execute the makefile I get: make: execvp: config.o: Permission denied

I then changed the permission on the file to be executable and get the following error: ./config.o: ./config.o: cannot execute binary file

The program is a simple print helloworld app. Any ideas?

You shouldn't have made it executable, instead try chown USERNAME config.o

This doesn't seem to work right:

Two systems:

• A redhat9 system with python 2.5.2 compiled and installed.
• A normal Ubuntu 8.10 box.

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It's as if the dynload libraries aren't frozen.

..

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Reply to self: That *is* the case. The Warning is saying that those modules will not be in the binary! (Shouldn't that be an error?)

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The fix is to rebuild it using static modules. See Modules/Setup for docs. The short fix is to run this before you run ./configure to build python:

I got the following Error:

How can I fix it?

You probably need to install the python-dev or python-devel package for your system. For example, on Debian the python2.7-dev package provides the /usr/lib/python2.7/config directory (amongst other things), and will itself be installed if you install the python-dev package in this case. -- PaulBoddie 2013-12-01 23:13:20