NYC DOB: AEUHAZ Violations – Civil Penalty Payments and Challenges Now in DOB NOW: Safety
Effective December 15, 2025, all challenges and civil penalty payments for AEUHAZ (immediately hazardous) Notices of Violation...
NYC DOB Permit Requirements for Articulating Boom Cranes & Roto Telehandlers
Effective October 28, 2025, the NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) has revised permit requirements for articulating boom cranes and rotating telehandlers.
Amendment of Rules Relating to Structurally Compromised Buildings
On November 25, 2025, the NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) adopted amendments to Section 102-03 of the rules governing inspections and reporting for potentially structurally compromised buildings.
Amendment of Rules Relating to Gas Piping Inspections
On November 25, 2025, the NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) formally adopted amendments to the rules governing gas piping system inspections, effective immediately. These changes impact all building owners and industry professionals responsible...
DOB Service Notice: Amended Plans Requiring Substantial Re‑Examination Refile or Pay New Filing Fees
The NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) has clarified that any amended plan whose changes require a “substantial re‑examination” of Code or zoning must be filed as a new...
Proposed Rule: New Fees & Changes for Parking Structure and Façade Compliance Reports
The New York City Department of Buildings (DOB) is proposing amendments to rules regarding fees and compliance requirements for parking structure and façade inspection reports...
NYC DOB Issues New Guidance for Construction Superintendents: Multiple Jobsites
Construction Superintendents (CS) can request to oversee multiple jobsites simultaneously on the same lot/adjoining lots. A CS can oversee up to three job sites under one license.
Upcoming NYC Ballot Questions: What Developers and Builders Need to Know
If these proposals pass, NYC’s development environment will see faster timelines, new approval authorities, and a rebalancing of local versus citywide priorities...
Increased Ceiling Heights for Sidewalk Sheds (LL47)
Local Law 47 of 2025 introduces a significant change to sidewalk shed design in NYC: an increase in the required minimum clear ceiling height. Effective August 15, 2025, this update aims to improve pedestrian experience and safety under sidewalk sheds citywide.
Lighting Upgrades for Sidewalk Sheds (LL47)
Local Law 47 of 2025 brings updated lighting requirements for sidewalk sheds to enhance visibility and pedestrian safety. These changes apply to all new sidewalk shed applications submitted on or after August 15, 2025.