Buildings Commissioner Patricia J. Lancaster, FAIA, provided a progress report on implementation of the Special Enforcement Plan to raise the bar for construction standards citywide. Announced by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg in July, Phase I of the Enforcement Plan outlines measures to form new multidisciplinary enforcement units, focuses resources on identifying and holding repeat offenders accountable and increases oversight over the professional certification program. The progress report was delivered today, 115 days after funding for the Enforcement Plan was announced.
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3 comments:
Say goodbye Tommy.
The corruption needs to be prosecuted. No ifs, ands or buts.
DOB inspectors start filling up your quotas, write those violations, and arrest all the architects!
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