2. HPD is directed to co-ordinate with appropriate governmental agencies a review of existing conditions, property ownership, occupancy and code violations of the immediate block; and to prepare a joint interagency feasible redevelopment and preservation plan for the subject premises and immediate block and vicinity, to include necessary public facilities, code enforcement and subsidized new or rehabilitated housing for low and moderate income tenants with cost estimates and funding sources. The review shall be in consultation with tenants affected, Community Board 7 and the institutional and community groups within the general area. The HPD shall initiate and commence compliance with this direction no later than 20 days after appropriate notice of a copy of entry of this order. These directions are consistent with subdivision (c) of section 110 of the New York City Civil Court Act as no expenditure of city funds is entailed other than for the utilization and deployment of personnel and services incidental thereto.
3. The court, sua sponte, adds Community Board 7 as a party under subdivision (d) of section 110 of the New York City Civil Court Act for the purpose of advice, consultation and recommendations to HPD, the tenants and the court in order to effectuate proper housing maintenance standards and to promote the public interest pursuant to the terms of the order herein.
4. HPD, as temporary administrator, shall submit to the *52court and serve on the intervenor tenants and Community-Board 7 a report in accordance with this interim order on or before May 29, 1978. This court continues jurisdiction of the proceeding. A hearing date shall be fixed by the court upon submission of the report.