The Department of Buildings issued a Class 2 violation against U.S. Bank National Association on September 16, per DOB ECB Violations records, for a property at BIN 4209900 in Staten Island (Block 09810, Lot 0018).

The violation, number 39204340Y, cites the respondent for failure to maintain the building in a code-compliant manner. Per the violation description, DOB observed a defective gutter leader that was not directed into an approved drainage system, allowing water to travel onto affected neighboring properties.

DOB classified the infraction under section 28-301.1 of the Construction Code, code 202, and set the penalty at $1,250. The balance remains due in full, and the case is not marked as aggravated. A hearing is scheduled for November 24, 2026 at 8:30 a.m., and the case status is listed as pending.

The respondent's address on file with DOB is 60 Livingston Avenue, Saint Paul, Minnesota — the bank's corporate address rather than the Staten Island property itself, a common pattern in ECB filings against institutional or corporate property owners.

No injuries, stop-work order, or structural issue is indicated anywhere in the record. This is a maintenance-code violation tied to drainage and water runoff, not a safety-critical defect as classified by DOB.

For contractors and facility managers: gutter and drainage maintenance violations are among the more common Class 2 citations DOB issues against absentee or corporate owners, and they carry hearing dates that owners frequently contest or resolve before the docket date. Anyone doing exterior maintenance work on bank-owned or REO properties in the borough should check ECB status before bidding repair scope, since unresolved violations can affect permit issuance on related work at the same BIN.

The hearing is set for November 24, 2026 at the Environmental Control Board. The full violation record is searchable by BIN 4209900 or ECB violation number 39204340Y through the DOB's ECB violation lookup.