Twenty-one Department of Buildings violations across Brooklyn and one in Staten Island are scheduled for OATH/ECB hearings on September 2, 2026, according to the OATH/ECB Hearings (Case Status) dataset. The tickets were issued between June 23 and June 29, 2026, and each carries a hearing result of "In Violation" and a compliance status of "All Terms Met" in the current record.

Titan Services USA Inc. was cited twice for the same infraction at two different addresses: failure to post a permit on site at 451 87th Street, Brooklyn (ticket 039194214R, $300, June 29) and at 7002 Ridge Boulevard, Brooklyn (ticket 039193548M, $300, June 24). Both tickets cite Building Code 28-105 and reference active sidewalk shed permits that were not posted at the time of inspection, per DOB records.

Six buildings were cited for failure to maintain an elevator or conveying system (Building Code 28-304, $625 each): 8300 4th Avenue, Brooklyn; 465 East 7th Street, Brooklyn (cited twice the same morning, tickets 039193527N and 039193528P); 305 95th Street, Brooklyn; 70 Prospect Park West, Brooklyn; and 715 East 32nd Street, Brooklyn.

Three properties were cited for expired temporary construction equipment permits (Building Code 105, $1,250 each): 79 Winthrop Street, Brooklyn, respondent listed as 102 Lefferts Garden Mazal Mnbd; 904 Albany Avenue, Brooklyn, respondent Ador Builders LLC; and 546 Saratoga Avenue, Brooklyn, respondent Blue Elm Inc. Each violation notes the fence or equipment permit had lapsed and was not renewed in DOB's system at the time of inspection.

Core Scaffold Systems Inc. was cited at 1262 Bushwick Avenue, Brooklyn, for a sidewalk shed installed contrary to its approved drawings — inspectors noted vertical members placed within 18 inches of the curb line ($1,250, Building Code violation).

Four more properties drew failure-to-maintain-building citations under Administrative Code 28-301 ($1,250 each): 2415 Clarendon Road, Brooklyn (debris and a bicycle obstructing a stairwell passage); 105 Hawthorne Street, Brooklyn (debris and protruding metal straps); 1289 Fulton Street, Brooklyn (missing second-floor windows on a vacant building); and 142 Rockaway Avenue, Brooklyn (construction materials blocking egress). A. A. D. Construction Corp. was separately cited for housekeeping violations — debris and combustible material — at 20 Luquer Street, Brooklyn. In Staten Island, a property at 143 Justin Avenue drew a maintenance citation for a leaning front stairway with missing handrails, with Schwenk Valerie listed as respondent.

Across the 21 tickets, the total violation amount comes to $19,850, per OATH/ECB records. No penalty has yet been imposed or paid against any of the tickets as of this record; each lists a scheduled hearing at OATH's Brooklyn 3 tribunal (Staten Island 5 for the Justin Avenue matter).

None of the records reviewed carry an M/WBE designation or subcontracting condition.

Separately, DOB's complaint queue logged 100 new complaints citywide in the past two days, per DOB Complaints Received records — routine volume, and a complaint alone is an unverified allegation, not a finding.

For contractors and building owners: permit-posting and permit-expiration citations are inexpensive individually but compound quickly when the same firm racks them up across multiple active sites, as Titan Services USA Inc.'s two tickets show. Owners with active fence, shed, or equipment permits should confirm status in DOB NOW before expiration rather than after an inspector flags it. Anyone contesting a September 2 hearing result should check case status and file at the OATH/ECB hearing lookup: https://data.cityofnewyork.us/City-Government/OATH-ECB-Hearings-Case-Status-/jz4z-kudi.