The co-op can make rules to protect safety, and many e-bike bans, including yours, stem from safety fears related to battery fires in New York City.
A challenge to the ban based on fair housing laws has not been tested in court, and pursuing a lawsuit may yield weak results based on discrimination criteria.
The need for a bike to reach medical appointments doesn't constitute a statutorily recognized disability; rather, it's the underlying condition that may.
It's essential to ensure the e-bike ban aligns with the co-op’s bylaws, as any improper implementation might provide grounds for contesting the ban.
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