A batch of OATH/ECB hearings decided October 8 found respondents in violation on seven Department of Buildings tickets spanning facade reports, sidewalk shed conditions, an elevator safety feature, and unpermitted electrical work, according to OATH/ECB Hearings records.
At 26 Wall Street in Manhattan, Safway Atlantic LLC was found in violation after a DOB inspection on January 8 observed pedestrian protection that did not meet code specification, including damaged, rotted mudsills at the Wall Street exposure, per the violation details on file. The hearing imposed a $2,400 penalty, unpaid as of the hearing date.
At 341 East 108 Street in Manhattan, K and V Rlty Corp was cited for failing to file an acceptable amended facade report correcting unsafe conditions identified in cycles 6 through 10B, carrying a $1,250 penalty, according to the OATH record. A separate ticket against Yeshiva University, tied to 119 East 29 Street in Manhattan, cited the same category of failure — an unfiled amended Cycle 9A facade report — also with a $1,250 penalty.
At 61 East 182 Street in the Bronx, Dobro Holdings LLC was found in violation over an inoperative door zone restrictor on a Class 1 elevator, a safety feature DOB's violation notice describes as ensuring passenger safety, with a $1,250 penalty and a note that restoring service requires DOB reinspection.
At 566 West 126 Street in Manhattan, West 126th Investors LLC was cited for multiple boiler maintenance conditions, including a clogged fresh air louver screen and a defective blowdown pipe, with a $1,250 penalty.
Two additional hearings concerned unpermitted electrical work in Queens, at 103-09 29 Avenue, and the record does not name a separate structural or safety finding beyond the permit violation. All seven tickets listed a compliance status of penalty due, with no amount paid as of the hearing date, per OATH records.