Contrary to landlord’s contention, it is clear that rent restoration is permitted only upon a determination by DHCR that a landlord is entitled to restoration (Rent Stabilization Code [RSC] [9 NYCRR] § 2523.3 [“nor shall any owner be entitled to a rent restoration based upon a restoration of services unless such restoration of services has been determined by the DHCR”]; DHCR Policy Statement 90-2 [“where DHCR determines that an owner has failed to maintain services, such owner shall not be entitled to a rent restoration until he or she has made an application and DHCR issues an order restoring the rent”]; see Atsiki Realty LLC v Munoz, 48 Misc 3d 33, 35 [App Term, 1st Dept 2015]), and the calculation in this proceeding of the rent due must take into account the rent reduction order still in effect from 1996 (see Scott v Rockaway Pratt, LLC, 17 NY3d 739 [2011]; Matter of Cintron v Calogero, 15 NY3d 347 [2010]).