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62 East Houston Street, Manhattan, NY 10012 — NYC OATH Hearing & Violation Status Review

The scheduled OATH hearing date listed for this property has passed. The date alone does not establish the disposition; current OATH and DOB records should be reviewed to determine the present status and any next steps.

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Property and hearing summary

Property address62 East Houston Street, Manhattan, NY 10012
Hearing monthJuly 2026
BoroughManhattan
Block / Lot1-00521-0045
BIN1084825
Hearing records on this page1

Violation categories on this page: Electrical Work / Equipment (1).

Property-specific hearing analysis for 62 East Houston Street

The public source data placed this July 2026 DOB/ECB/OATH hearing at 62 East Houston Street, Manhattan, NY 10012. For searchers reviewing this address, the important point is not just that a hearing exists; it is that the record ties the hearing to BIN 1084825 and BBL 1-00521-0045, which are the identifiers typically used when comparing DOB, OATH, title, permit, and closing records.

The first listed hearing record on this page was scheduled for 07/30/2026 at 9:00 AM. The historical source status shown in the source data was DEFAULT, the severity is CLASS - 2, and the balance shown in the public extract is $2,430. Because that source extract predates the hearing, the displayed status and balance should not be treated as the current OATH or DOB disposition.

The violation categories summarized on this page are: Electrical Work / Equipment (1). Manhattan properties frequently involve complex ownership, commercial space, high-density occupancy, and older DOB filings that should be checked before hearing preparation.

What the public violation language suggests

The public violation description for the first record states: I OBSERVED IN APARTMENT 2S NEW RECEPTACLES THAT ARE SERVING THE KITCHEN COUNTERTOP THAT ARE NOT GFCI PROTECTED, INSTALL GFC1 PROTECTION; COMPLY WITH ELECTRICAL CODE

Based on that wording, the practical preparation issues include the following:

  • The cited text should be read word-for-word because small wording differences can change whether the best response is proof of correction, legalization, dismissal evidence, or mitigation.

This is why a property owner, broker, attorney, contractor, or managing agent should not treat the hearing as a simple fine notice. The wording of the description, the cited law section, the hearing status, and the existing DOB record all affect whether the best approach is dismissal evidence, mitigation, correction, permit legalization, professional documentation, or a Certificate of Correction strategy.

Code and documentation notes for this address

The cited law or infraction references appearing in the public records for this property include 2D5: EC 210.8 FAIL TO INSTALL GROUND-FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER (GFCI) PROTECTION. Those references should be compared against current DOB NOW, BIS, OATH, permit, inspection, and professional records when reviewing the present status. A code reference by itself does not tell the whole story; the supporting facts are usually found in photos, inspector notes, permit history, filings, and correction documentation.

For 62 East Houston Street, a useful review should start with three questions: First, what exactly did the inspector observe? Second, was there already a permit, filing, report, or professional inspection that covered the condition? Third, if the condition was corrected after the violation was issued, what proof now exists to document correction or support any available post-hearing process?

If the record involves multiple violations at the same BBL, they should be reviewed together. One permit, one contractor visit, one professional inspection, or one correction package may affect more than one open item, but the evidence still has to be organized around each individual ECB violation number.

Questions specific to this property and violation category

What records should be reviewed now for this electrical work / equipment matter at this property?

Useful records to review now include electrician invoices, permits, sign-offs, inspection records, photos, and any documentation showing removal or legalization of the cited work.

Why does a electrical work / equipment violation at 62 East Houston Street matter?

Electrical violations can create safety concerns and may stop related construction or permit closeout until corrected.

July 2026 hearing records and category-specific explanations

Each record below is shown with public record details, followed by an explanation tailored to the public description, violation category, code reference, and post-hearing status and compliance issues.

ECB Violation #39154255R — Electrical Work / Equipment

Hearing date07/30/2026
Hearing time9:00 AM
Source hearing status (at extract)DEFAULT
SeverityCLASS - 2
Violation typeUnknown
Source record status (at extract)ACTIVE
Source-listed balance$2,430
Issue date07/19/2025

Public violation description: I OBSERVED IN APARTMENT 2S NEW RECEPTACLES THAT ARE SERVING THE KITCHEN COUNTERTOP THAT ARE NOT GFCI PROTECTED, INSTALL GFC1 PROTECTION; COMPLY WITH ELECTRICAL CODE

What this cited issue means

This hearing appears to involve electrical work or equipment. The case may concern wiring, panels, service equipment, or electrical work performed without appropriate approval or inspection.

What the hearing may have focused on

The hearing may focus on whether electrical work was performed by a licensed electrician, whether an electrical application was filed, and whether the installation was inspected or made safe.

Documents and proof worth reviewing now

Prepare electrician invoices, permits, sign-offs, inspection records, photos, and any documentation showing removal or legalization of the cited work.

Why this should not be ignored

Electrical violations can create safety concerns and may stop related construction or permit closeout until corrected.

Cited law / infraction references
  • 2D5: EC 210.8 FAIL TO INSTALL GROUND-FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER (GFCI) PROTECTION

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