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  The appearance of October likewise denotes the beginning of "heat season" in New York City — implying that each private structure should keep up with agreeable indoor temperatures at whatever point the mercury outside falls under 55 degrees.  To stamp the beginning of warmth season, the city's Branch of Lodging Conservation and Improvement (HPD) laid out on Thursday how it reacted to warm grumblings in the past winter, and what it intends to do to keep New Yorkers warm through fall and winter.  During heat season, by law, all New York City private structures should keep up with indoor temperatures of 68 degrees during the day at whatever point open air temperatures fall under 55 degrees. Expedites, indoor temperatures can't fall under 62 degrees paying little mind to the external climate.  That implies that all structure proprietors should give sufficient warmth and boiling water administrations. Lamentably, in past winters, few out of every odd property manager has