DOB served eight additional Environmental Control Board (ECB) violations on September 3, spanning the Bronx, Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens, according to DOB ECB violation records. All are listed Class 2, all carry pending hearings, and none is tied to a reported injury in the record.

In the Bronx, violation 39202978Y cites Koppmann George G, the respondent for a property at BIN 2081760, for construction debris scattered through the front yard — a condition DOB records describe as hazardous to the public. The penalty is $1,250, with a hearing set for November 20 at 10:30 a.m.

In Brooklyn, violation 39558799X cites Heritage V LLC for a construction fence installed under an equipment permit DOB records say had already expired, at a site identified by BIN 3429077. The penalty is $1,250, hearing set for November 18 at 10:30 a.m.

Also in Brooklyn, 1091 Willmohr LLC was cited under violation 39203067H for construction debris — wood, broken furniture, both metal and wood — piled in a courtyard at 1091 Willmohr Street, per DOB records. The penalty is $1,250, hearing set for November 18.

In Manhattan, violation 39558755Y cites John Venetis over outrigger and cable-truss beam work that DOB records say doesn't match the approved setup — specifically, missing required tension wire rope — at a site identified by BIN 1014395. The penalty is $1,250, hearing set for November 12 at 10:30 a.m.

Back in Brooklyn, Core Scaffold Systems Inc was cited under violation 39558775L for a sidewalk shed DOB records say deviates from approved drawings, including a roughly 17-foot open span and missing structural bays, at a site identified by BIN 3430083. The penalty is $1,250, hearing set for November 18.

In Queens, Precision Home Dev Inc was cited under violation 39558761K for a deteriorated construction fence at 148-15 85th Drive in Jamaica, which DOB records say had a wide door opening, exposed nails and cracked wood. The penalty is $1,000, hearing set for November 10 at 9:30 a.m.

Also in Queens, T&I Construction Inc was cited under violation 39558748X for failing to file a certificate of correction for an earlier violation, per DOB records, at a site identified by BIN 4136509. The penalty is $1,250, hearing set for November 10 at 8:30 a.m.

The most safety-forward citation of the batch is in Brooklyn: Dynamic Development and C was cited under violation 39558793P after a DOB inspector found floors 1, 5 and 6 of an active site with inadequate guardrails along unenclosed perimeters, at 1694 McDonald Avenue. The penalty is $2,500, hearing set for November 18.

None of these eight cases has been adjudicated — DOB's hearing status shows all as pending before OATH's Environmental Control Board. The citations landed during a routine stretch for the agency's enforcement unit; DOB logged roughly 100 construction-related complaints citywide in the same two-day window, per DOB complaint data, which is context for how much inspection activity is moving through the five boroughs right now, not evidence tied to any one of these violations.

For GCs and site-safety managers, a $1,000 fence citation is cheap next to what a guardrail lapse on an active floor can turn into if the same gap gets flagged twice. Hearings run November 10 through November 20 before OATH's Environmental Control Board; each violation number is searchable through DOB's ECB lookup. Firms with open perimeter or fencing conditions on active jobs should walk their own sites before an inspector does it for them. Source: DOB ECB Violations, NYC Open Data (dataset 6bgk-3dad), https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Housing-Development/DOB-ECB-Violations/6bgk-3dad.