Twenty-plus Department of Buildings violations are set for hearing at OATH/ECB's Bronx location on October 16, according to OATH/ECB Hearings (Case Status) records. The violation dates on these tickets run from July 30 through August 12, 2026 — the hearing date is simply when each case comes up on the calendar, not when the conditions were observed.
The largest cluster involves active new-building sites. At 1200 Franklin Avenue in the Bronx (block 2614, lot 15), respondent Owners GC NY LLC was cited after DOB found a four-story new building under excavation without nine piles called for in the approved Support of Excavation plans at an adjacent property, per the violation record. Total violation amount: $1,250.
At 1387 University Avenue, Mega Contracting GP LLC was cited for a two-point suspended scaffold installed on the roof that DOB inspectors said did not match approved plans — no detail was on file for the frame configuration used, per the record. At 2660 Kingsbridge Terrace, City Wide Builders Grp was cited for inadequate housekeeping at a nine-story new-building site, with plywood and garbage described as a hazard on the floors. A similar housekeeping citation was issued to LLNY Group LLC at 213 East 202 Street.
Permit-related citations recur through the batch. Longbridge Financial LLC was cited at 1329 Harding Park for an unpermitted construction fence erected at the site and told to stop excavation. Christine Degennaro was cited at 1083 Allerton Avenue for a construction fence erected before its permit was fully issued — the application had been approved but not permitted as of the inspection. 7 Kingsbridge LLC was cited at 2672 Heath Avenue for a construction fence operating on an expired permit. Approved Oil Co of Bklyn was cited at 1920 Osborne Place for a work permit posted on site that had expired July 1, 2026.
Two citations at 29 Mount Hope Place named Lead It Builders LLC: one for using a fire hydrant without a required backflow-prevention connection, the other for a full street closure during concrete operations that the record says exceeded what the site's DOT permit allowed.
Facade and building-maintenance violations accounted for several more tickets, including 2500-dollar citations at 362 East 158 Street (Newbest Mgmt LLC, deteriorated brick and vertical cracking) and at 1660 Crotona Park East (Parkview-Crotona Park Housing, a cracked basement-level window). 2105 Walton Avenue drew two separate citations to the same respondent — missing firestopping around pipe penetrations in a cellar ceiling, and propane tanks stored in the basement alongside window air-conditioning units installed without required fall protection.
All tickets listed carry 'HEARING COMPLETED' and 'IN VIOLATION' status with penalties shown as $0 assessed and compliance status 'All Terms Met' as of this record pull — meaning the underlying violation was resolved or penalty waived through the hearing process, not that no violation was found.
None of these records show injuries, stop-work orders, or vacate orders. They reflect routine code-enforcement activity across a single Bronx hearing calendar.