No new DOB enforcement actions, ECB violations, or stop-work orders posted to the primary datasets tracked by this desk as of September 16.

Background volume: DOB's complaint-received log shows 100 new complaints filed citywide over the past two days, per DOB records. A complaint entry alone is an unverified allegation, not a finding — it means someone called it in, not that DOB confirmed a condition.

Several categories cluster around vertical transportation. Elevator-related complaints (categories 6M, 6S) were logged at 777 Sixth Avenue in Manhattan (BIN 1015043, zip 10001), 2180 Bolton Street in the Bronx (BIN 2049388, zip 10462), 15-69 149th Street in Queens (BIN 4105706, zip 11357), 80-25 Parsons Boulevard in Queens (BIN 4148346, zip 11432), 18 East 199th Street in the Bronx (BIN 2017598, zip 10468), and 707 Beach 9th Street in Queens (BIN 4298444, zip 11691), per DOB records.

A construction-safety complaint (category 45, work without a permit or beyond scope) was logged at 1550 Kimball Street in Brooklyn (BIN 3219261, zip 11234) and at 14-07 209th Street in Queens (BIN 4130901, zip 11360), per DOB records.

One item did reach disposition: a complaint at 1155 East 35th Street in Brooklyn (BIN 3208200, zip 11210) was closed September 15 with disposition code A8, per DOB records — DOB's public code tables define A8 as a determination that no violation was issued.

None of these entries describe an injury, collapse, or agency stop-work order. Readers tracking any of these addresses for bid or subcontracting purposes should pull the DOB Building Information System record directly rather than rely on the complaint category alone, since a complaint number does not by itself establish a violation.