DOB served a batch of Class 1 and Class 2 ECB violations on September 14 across four boroughs, per DOB ECB violation records — none tied to a reported injury, most tied to permit paperwork or building maintenance.

At 1431 Bruckner Boulevard in the Bronx, Reliable Enterprises Inc was cited for a sidewalk shed posted with an expired permit, even though DOB records show an active shed permit on file through October 19, 2026 — a $300 posting violation, not a permit lapse.

At 675 Coney Island Avenue in Brooklyn, Liberty Construction & RE was cited $2,500 after inspectors found loose, unsecured netting on sidewalk sheds at two exposures — the sheds themselves carry a valid permit through October 4, 2026, but the netting created what DOB's inspector described as a hazard.

At 2 Esther Lane's listed Bronx property (2321 Grand Ave LLC, tied to a building at 2321 Grand Avenue), inspectors observed plumbing work in progress — several bathrooms under installation and a worker installing cast-iron pipe — with no permit on file, a $2,500 citation.

At 1260 41st Street in Brooklyn, Beigel Shloime was cited $2,500 for roughly 6,000 square feet of exterior insulation and finish system (EIFS) installed across three floors and four exposures with no permit on file.

At 403 Hewes Street in Brooklyn, Construction Xpert Inc was cited $1,250 after inspectors found a construction fence up around an active job site with no permit showing in DOB NOW or posted on the fence itself.

At 105 3rd Place in Brooklyn, respondent Ralph Di Benedetto was cited $2,500 for installing scaffolding for facade repair and painting without the required 72-hour prior notification — DOB issued a partial stop-work order (PSWO) on the spot.

At 217-78 Hempstead Avenue, Rennon Construction Corp drew two citations at once: a sidewalk shed with a permit that expired in October 2023 and never renewed ($1,250), and a second shed missing its required building-information panel ($1,250).

At 146-40 32nd Avenue in Flushing, Queens, Fulin Construction NY Inc was cited $5,000 for CMU block installation on top of a first floor with no guardrail system in place at a 3-story, 3-family dwelling.

All nine violations remain pending, with hearing dates scheduled between November 18 and December 2, 2026, and none show any penalty paid as of the September 14 service date. Anyone with active work at these addresses can track hearing status through DOB's ECB violation lookup by BIN.