November 2026 NYC DOB / ECB / OATH public-record review

156 West 30 Street, Manhattan, NY 10001 — November 2026 NYC OATH Hearing & Violation Information

The resolved public-record dataset associates 2 DOB/ECB OATH summonses with 156 West 30 Street, Manhattan, NY 10001. The source records identify dob/oath code-compliance issue and a hearing date of November 19, 2026. The sections below keep the source allegations separate from explanatory analysis so an owner, buyer, realtor, attorney, lender, property manager or contractor can see what the record says, what still needs verification, and what a practical next review could involve.

DOB/OATH code-compliance issue

Property and hearing summary

Actual property address
156 West 30 Street, Manhattan, NY 10001
Borough
Manhattan
BIN
1084283
BBL
1008050097 (1/805/97)
Hearing month
November 2026
Violations on this page
2
Verified hearing date(s) in source extract
November 19, 2026
Source extract
September 18, 2026
Source information: This page was compiled from NYC DOB/ECB/OATH public-record information contained in the November 2026 resolved-property dataset and the associated DOB/ECB source extract dated September 18, 2026. Agency records may change after the source data was obtained. Hearing dates, status, penalties, correction status and agency records should be verified with NYC OATH and DOB before relying on this page.

November 2026 hearing summary

ECB/OATH summonsHearing date / timeSeverityRecord category
39559089X
Normalized: 039559089X
November 19, 2026
8:30 AM
CLASS - 1 DOB/OATH code-compliance issue
39559090N
Normalized: 039559090N
November 19, 2026
9:30 AM
CLASS - 1 DOB/OATH code-compliance issue

How the summonses fit together at this property

This property has 2 separate summonses. Some can be coordinated as one property matter for research, correction planning and document gathering, but each summons remains tied to its own allegation and hearing information. The practical goal is to avoid solving only one piece of the property record while another summons or correction requirement remains open.

Violation-by-violation record and analysis

Each section first identifies what comes directly from the source extract, then separates general explanatory and strategic considerations that may require current-record research or professional review.

Violation 1

Summons 39559089X — DOB/OATH code-compliance issue

Normalized lookup key: 039559089X
OATH hearingNovember 19, 20268:30 AM

What DOB alleges

DOB alleges a dob/oath code-compliance issue condition.

Record context: source category Unknown, severity CLASS - 1, issued September 11, 2026.

Full violation description from the source extract

NOTE: AT TIME OF INSPECTION I OBSERVED ADJACENT BUILDING AT EXPOSURES# 2 AND 3 MISSING THE REQUIRED WEATHERPROOFING AS PER 3309.9, CREATING A HAZARDOUS CONDITION BY ALLOWING WATER INTRUSION INTO THE BUILDING WH

Issue date
September 11, 2026
Served date
September 11, 2026
Source violation type
Unknown
Severity
CLASS - 1
Hearing status in source extract
PENDING
Infraction / law references in source extract:
  • 1P3

Record-specific focus: Before choosing a correction or hearing strategy, verify the source allegation concerning observed ADJACENT BUILDING AT EXPOSURES# 2 AND 3 MISSING THE REQUIRED WEATHERPROOFING AS PER 3309.9, CREATING A HAZARDOUS CONDITION BY ALLOWING WATER INTRUSION INTO THE BUILDING WH.

What this violation means

This summons is a DOB/OATH code-compliance matter. The source description—not the category label alone—should control the factual review, because similarly classified summonses can involve very different physical conditions.

What may be required to correct the condition

Start by verifying the cited condition against the current site and DOB record, then identify the qualified contractor, licensed trade or registered design professional—if any—needed for correction, permits, inspection or closeout.

What the OATH hearing may involve

Hearing preparation should focus on the facts alleged, the condition on the inspection date, permit/approval history, responsibility for the cited area, and any reliable evidence of correction or contrary facts.

Possible defenses or factual issues worth investigating

Review the exact allegation, cited code section, location, permit/approval history and any later agency activity. Avoid assuming a defense or correction path before the current record is checked.

Documents and evidence that may be useful

  • the summons and current OATH status
  • dated photographs
  • relevant DOB permits/plans/violations
  • contracts, invoices or professional reports tied to the cited condition
  • proof of correction where available
Violation 2

Summons 39559090N — DOB/OATH code-compliance issue

Normalized lookup key: 039559090N
OATH hearingNovember 19, 20269:30 AM

What DOB alleges

DOB alleges a dob/oath code-compliance issue condition.

Record context: source category Construction, severity CLASS - 1, issued September 11, 2026.

Full violation description from the source extract

NOTE: AT TIME OF INSPECTION, UPON REVIEWING THE DEPARTMENT RECORDS IT WAS NOTED THAT THE DAILY REPORT THAT WAS REQUIRED BY THE DEPARTMENT WAS NOT SUBMITTED.

Issue date
September 11, 2026
Served date
September 11, 2026
Source violation type
Construction
Severity
CLASS - 1
Hearing status in source extract
PENDING
Infraction / law references in source extract:
  • 187 — 28-201.1 UNLAWFUL ACTS. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH AN ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONER

Record-specific focus: Before choosing a correction or hearing strategy, verify the source allegation concerning at the inspection UPON REVIEWING THE DEPARTMENT RECORDS IT WAS NOTED THAT THE DAILY REPORT THAT WAS REQUIRED BY THE DEPARTMENT WAS NOT SUBMITTED.

What this violation means

This summons is a DOB/OATH code-compliance matter. The source description—not the category label alone—should control the factual review, because similarly classified summonses can involve very different physical conditions.

What may be required to correct the condition

Start by verifying the cited condition against the current site and DOB record, then identify the qualified contractor, licensed trade or registered design professional—if any—needed for correction, permits, inspection or closeout.

What the OATH hearing may involve

Hearing preparation should focus on the facts alleged, the condition on the inspection date, permit/approval history, responsibility for the cited area, and any reliable evidence of correction or contrary facts.

Possible defenses or factual issues worth investigating

Review the exact allegation, cited code section, location, permit/approval history and any later agency activity. Avoid assuming a defense or correction path before the current record is checked.

Documents and evidence that may be useful

  • the summons and current OATH status
  • dated photographs
  • relevant DOB permits/plans/violations
  • contracts, invoices or professional reports tied to the cited condition
  • proof of correction where available
Property-specific resolution support

How Building Violation LLC may help at 156 West 30 Street, Manhattan, NY 10001

For 156 West 30 Street, Manhattan, NY 10001, the current source extract points to dob/oath code-compliance issue. Because this property has multiple summonses, the practical advantage is coordinating record research, hearing preparation and correction work as one property matter while still tracking each summons separately. Building Violation LLC can scope the relevant record research, OATH hearing preparation/representation, permit or legal-use review, licensed-trade or registered-professional coordination, correction documentation and Certificate of Correction/closeout work where those steps actually apply. Detailed technical research and project work begin only after the applicable scope, authorization and payment are established.

Official government starting points

Verify the current OATH / DOB record

The source extract is a point-in-time record. Hearing dates, hearing status, penalties, correction status, permits and later agency filings can change. Use the official NYC systems below before making a decision or appearing at a hearing.