Twenty-three OATH/ECB hearings tied to Department of Buildings violations are on the calendar for September 14, per OATH/ECB Hearings (Case Status) records. Most carry a hearing result of "DEFAULTED," meaning the respondent did not appear or resolve the matter, leaving the penalty in force.

The largest concentration sits at 3546 East Tremont Avenue in the Bronx, where five separate tickets name HY Design Development L. as respondent. Per DOB records, inspectors cited the site on August 15, 2025 for a modified steel connection between the first and second floors without approved PE shop drawings (ticket 039543714X, $5,030 penalty), a torched and modified connection plate not conforming to approved construction documents (039543715H, $2,530), a make-shift pulley system using sandbags as counterweights with no design drawings on file (039543728R, $2,530), and a sidewalk shed roughly 12 feet high positioned close to powerlines without protection (039543729Z, $5,030). All four carry defaulted hearing results and a compliance status of "Penalty Due."

At 753 Greene Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, Hughes Hughes Cont Cor was cited August 4, 2025 for missing guardrails at open edges from the third floor to the roof — DOB records describe the condition as "an immediate fall hazard for workers" with no fall protection system in place (ticket 039543259N, $12,500 penalty) — and for scaffolding at two building exposures with inadequate planking and unsecured platforms (039543258L, $6,250). Both hearings defaulted, per the same dataset.

Two demolition and code-maintenance matters round out the borough spread: Again Realty LLC, tied to a garage at 725 Garage, Avenue T in Brooklyn, faces a $12,500 penalty for demolition work without a permit, with DOB noting the garage outline was still visible on the adjoining property wall. Park Place Houses LLC, at 806 Park Place in Brooklyn, was cited for a worker on suspended scaffolding with C-hooks attached to parapet coping stones — also defaulted, also $12,500.

One case closed favorably: at 301 Brightwater Court in Brooklyn, Rampart Realty Co LLC Mille resolved an elevator-access violation with a hearing result of "in violation" but a compliance status of "All Terms Met" and zero balance due.

Separately, DOB's complaints-received feed logged 100 new complaints citywide over the past two days, spanning elevator (ELEVR), boiler, and illegal-conversion categories across all five boroughs. A complaint is an unverified report, not a finding, and none of these have yet produced a violation or hearing record.