DOB's complaint-received log shows 100 new complaints entered citywide on November 4 and 5, per DOB Complaints Received records.
The log is a queue of incoming complaints, not a record of confirmed conditions — each entry reflects a complaint filed with the department, and many close with no violation found.
Complaint category 30 (construction-without-a-permit allegations) appears at multiple addresses in the two-day batch, including 33-10 Queens Boulevard in Long Island City, Queens; 51 A Stockholm Street in Bushwick, Brooklyn; 70-27 65 Place in Glendale, Queens; and 22-88 Mott Avenue in Far Rockaway, Queens, per DOB records.
Several complaints logged as category 7J, which DOB associates with site-safety conditions, were entered and closed the same day at 297 Rockaway Parkway in Brooklyn and 310 Powers Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, with disposition codes recorded in the department's log.
Elevator-related complaints (category 6S) were entered for 1926 Longfellow Avenue in the Bronx and 1177 Rev James Polite Avenue in the Bronx, and a boiler complaint (category 58) was logged at 72-02 Astoria Boulevard in East Elmhurst, Queens, per DOB records.
None of these entries indicate a confirmed violation, injury, or stop-work action; they represent complaints received and, where noted, their closing disposition as logged by DOB as of November 5.