Twenty-four OATH/ECB hearing records set for October 13 show the routine end of a Department of Buildings inspection sweep across Queens, per OATH/ECB Hearings (Case Status) data. Every one of the tickets, issued between August 4 and August 7, 2026, closed with a hearing result of "IN VIOLATION" and a compliance status of "All Terms Met" — meaning the fines were resolved, not contested or outstanding.

The violations cluster around site housekeeping and construction conditions. At 21-11 31st Street in Astoria, DOB cited BBTS Management Inc. for an expired sidewalk shed permit — the agency's own records showed the shed permit for job Q01098336 had lapsed since June 7, 2026, while the shed covering exposures 1 and 2 stayed up on a seven-story new building site, per DOB records. The ticket carried a $1,250 violation amount.

At 45-11 23rd Street in Long Island City, Broadway Construction Group was cited for active construction without the jersey barriers and chain-link fencing the site's approved safety plan called for around a material storage zone, also a $1,250 ticket. Two more housekeeping citations hit active job sites: Skycore Builders Inc. at 163-25 Archer Avenue in Jamaica, for construction debris and combustible materials stored without controlled access ($1,250), and L L Construction Develop at 160-44 20th Avenue in Queens, for a debris pile left exposed next to the sidewalk during an active driveway paving operation ($1,250).

A sixth site-related ticket went to 6818 Clyde LLC at 68-18 Clyde Street in Forest Hills, where DOB said work did not match the approved plan — steel beams bolted into a party wall within the property line where the filed plan, Q00924616, called for six feet of clearance for FDNY access, a $1,250 charge.

The rest of the batch is lower-stakes property maintenance and zoning enforcement spread across Astoria, Flushing, Jamaica, Long Island City, and eastern Queens: oversized fences (two tickets, $200 each), illegally stored vehicles and trailers in residential driveways (five tickets, $500 to $1,250 each), unposted permits, an unmaintained stair handrail, a cracked masonry wall, and an illegally converted cellar with an unpermitted gas dryer line. None carry an open balance; all are marked resolved.