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Review an open NYC Department of Buildings violation, understand the cited condition and identify possible correction and closeout steps.
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Understand an NYC OATH summons, commonly called an ECB violation, including hearing, penalty and correction issues.
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Review the scope of an NYC Stop Work Order, related violations and permits, and possible steps toward agency clearance.
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Investigate old or active NYC permits and identify missing inspections, sign-offs or documentation.
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Organize public NYC building records from BIS, DOB NOW and related agency sources into a clear property review.
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NYC property compliance often involves overlapping records, agencies and professionals. We begin by organizing the facts.
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DOB violations and OATH summonses may have separate correction and certification requirements. The exact agency record should guide the plan.
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