Several other DOB enforcement tickets are also scheduled for OATH hearings on September 17 at Manhattan 9, apart from the sidewalk shed and scaffold cases covered separately today.

At 334 Greenwich Street, both LCS Restoration Corp and Pedrol Contracting Inc were cited on July 10 for failing to properly post active job permits at the premises — inspectors found expired permits posted at the front door instead of the valid ones on file. Each ticket carries a $300 violation amount and both are marked "IN VIOLATION," per OATH/ECB Hearings data.

At 201 East Broadway, 201 East Broadway Owner LLC was cited for a construction fence in place under an expired permit, which the inspector's notes describe as a safety hazard to the public and property. That ticket carries a $1,250 violation amount and an "IN VIOLATION" result.

At 340 West 72nd Street, Chatworth Realty Corporation faces a facade maintenance violation — DOB records describe spalling brick and defective mortar joints observed at multiple points on the building exterior. That ticket carries a $2,500 violation amount, the highest in this batch, and is marked "IN VIOLATION."

Two elevator-related tickets are also on the calendar: at 150 West 46th Street, S R Properties of New York was cited for an inoperative alarm bell, a defective car door, and expired machine-brake and annual tags on a passenger elevator, a $625 violation. At 337 West 138th Street, Breco 337W138 LLC was cited for an expired category-5 tag, a misaligned hoistway door, a dirty pit, and a misaligned car door, also $625.

At 355 East 86th Street and 1655 1st Avenue, B Contractors Group LLC faces two separate housekeeping citations tied to what DOB records describe as an active 23-story mixed-use construction site, citing tripping hazards from cables and wires and debris obstructing passageways — each a $1,250 violation.

Rounding out the calendar, 11 Madison Avenue drew a citation against Steve S Marku for rooftop rigging support assemblies secured to a stone wall and connected to a hoisting support pedestal base that DOB records say were not shown on the approved construction documents — a $1,250 violation.

All of the above are drawn from OATH/ECB Hearings (Case Status) records showing hearings completed with an "IN VIOLATION" result; full addresses, block, and lot numbers are in the public dataset for anyone checking a site's enforcement history before bidding or building there.