
According to a
complaint filed yesterday, there was excavation in violation of a stop work order going on at this previously featured property at 69-06 59 Road in Maspeth.

However, the buildings department supposedly responded and found there wasn't a problem as the stop work order had been lifted.
Their online system says differently. There also are
no permits filed to do work like this on the property.
3 comments:
The DOB has never been able to distinguish its ass from its elbow. This leaves a lot of "wiggle room" (deliberate?????.......who knows) for confusion and destruction! The DOB either gets a few honest inspectors (not enough to police NYC) or a myriad of crooked ones! Either way the system is skewed to us getting screwed!
Shouldn't there be a contruction fence where they're doing excavation?? I can't beleive that's not some kind of violation. My kid could wander in there and get hurt.
If the DOB doesn't mandate or enforce a such common sense rule, the entire agency should be 'gut-renovated' from the top down.
That is a good point.
Hey Queens Crapper, you seem to be pretty knowledgable about building codes, do you (or anyone else) know if they're required to have a fence?
Even if they aren't required, you'd think they would have one
for safety's sake.
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