A batch of Department of Buildings violations tied to active construction sites across the Bronx is set for hearing September 18 at OATH's Bronx Tribunal 2, according to OATH/ECB hearing records.

At 2055 Ryer Avenue in the Bronx, SKF General Contractors is listed on two separate tickets from a July 8 inspection of what DOB records describe as a 12-story new-building site. One violation, ticket 039556308N, cites sidewalk-bridge window protection at the adjoining property allegedly attached with makeshift wire-rope connections rather than approved hardware. The second, ticket 039556309P, alleges the supported scaffold at the site was missing cross-bracing and had mudsills buried and reportedly rotted. Both carry a $1,250 penalty and are charged under work-not-conforming-to-approved-plans, per DOB records.

Sidewalk shed conditions appear three more times in the batch. At 1925 University Avenue in the Bronx, Renewal Construction Serv is cited for continued use of a pedestrian protection structure under a permit DOB records say expired June 11, 2026 — a $1,250 violation. At 1141 East 229 Street, River City Builders faces a violation alleging a leaning, out-of-plumb shed vertical member along with missing parapet signage at a 14-story alteration site. At 2160 Walton Avenue, Conrock Construction LLC is cited for a shed DOB records describe as installed contrary to approved plans, missing cross-bracing and also reported leaning.

A work-without-permit violation was issued to Durgaj Properties Corp at 120 East 167 Street, where DOB records describe an active 12-story new-building site and state the permit holder had not obtained required permits, with construction ordered stopped. Separately, Lead It Builders LLC was cited at 29 Mount Hope Place for conditions in an excavation support-of-excavation system at a 15-story site, including allegedly missing rakers, whalers, heel blocks, and timber lagging at a reported 10-foot excavation, per DOB records.

H Builders NYC LLC drew two violations at 1619 Undercliff Avenue from a July 1 inspection: one for combustible debris stored outside the jobsite, the other alleging unfinished exterior work left accessible to the public with the construction fence removed and electrical conduit exposed, according to DOB records.

Two Brooklyn tickets outside the Bronx calendar involve watchperson qualifications at a 12-story foundation-phase site at 1546 East New York Avenue, cited to Galaxy G C Group LLC (also listed as Galaxy GC Group LLC) on two dates in June; DOB records show combined penalties of $7,500 assessed with $5,000 still listed as balance due.

All hearings listed carry a result of 'in violation' with a September 18 hearing date in OATH's Case Status dataset; several show 'All Terms Met' as compliance status while the Galaxy GC Group and 501 East 165 Street elevator tickets show penalties still due, per the record.

None of the violations in this batch describe an injury or a stop-work order beyond the single work-without-permit citation at 120 East 167 Street. Readers with active work near these addresses can look up the full ticket history through the OATH/ECB Hearings by Case Status dataset on NYC Open Data.