What this document is
Hurricane Sandy: Lessons Learned Study is a 2013 report from the Preparedness Committee's Hurricane Sandy Lessons Learned Task Force at the Building Owners and Managers Association of New York (BOMA NY), produced in the year after Hurricane Sandy struck the New York and New Jersey region. No copy of the report could be located on BOMA NY's own site or elsewhere online, so its specific contents cannot be verified or summarized here.
The study's existence and citation details are confirmed through FEMA P-2037, National Flood Insurance Program Flood Mitigation Measures for Multi-Family Buildings, a July 2019 FEMA technical guidance document whose bibliography lists the BOMA NY study among its cited resources on post-Sandy building resilience, alongside similar studies from other New York-area organizations.
Readers looking for current, verified technical guidance on flood mitigation for multifamily buildings are better served by FEMA P-2037 directly, which incorporates lessons from Hurricane Sandy as well as later storms including Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma. FEMA P-2037 is hosted publicly by the National Multifamily Housing Council alongside FEMA's own publications.
Why it is cited
FEMA P-2037 (2019), the National Flood Insurance Program's technical guidance on flood mitigation for multifamily buildings, lists this study among its cited resources on post-Sandy building resilience.
Where to find it
Available from FEMA P-2037, hosted by the National Multifamily Housing Council.