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

161-01 32 Avenue, Queens, NY 11358 — November 2026 NYC OATH Hearing & Violation Information

The resolved public-record dataset associates 2 DOB/ECB OATH summonses with 161-01 32 Avenue, Queens, NY 11358. The source records identify construction housekeeping / debris, failure to maintain and a hearing date of November 10, 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.

Construction housekeeping / debrisFailure to maintain

Property and hearing summary

Actual property address
161-01 32 Avenue, Queens, NY 11358
Borough
Queens
BIN
4110725
BBL
4048920008 (4/4892/8)
Hearing month
November 2026
Violations on this page
2
Verified hearing date(s) in source extract
November 10, 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
39558271H
Normalized: 039558271H
November 10, 2026
10:30 AM
CLASS - 2 Construction housekeeping / debris
39558272J
Normalized: 039558272J
November 10, 2026
8:30 AM
CLASS - 2 Failure to maintain

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 39558271H — Construction housekeeping / debris

Normalized lookup key: 039558271H
OATH hearingNovember 10, 202610:30 AM

What DOB alleges

DOB alleges a debris or site-housekeeping condition. The inspector's description specifically references debris/housekeeping.

Specific record details: debris/housekeeping.

Full violation description from the source extract

AT THE TIME OF INSPECTION OF A 2-STORY BUILDING, AN ACTIVE JOB SITE WAS OBSERVED WITH DEBRIS PILED THROUGHOUT THE SITE, CREATING HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS FOR PUBLIC/PROPERTY, POTENTIAL FIRE, TRIPPING, AND RODENT HA

Issue date
August 21, 2026
Served date
August 24, 2026
Source violation type
Construction
Severity
CLASS - 2
Hearing status in source extract
PENDING
Infraction / law references in source extract:
  • 212 — BC 3303.4,27-1018 FAIL TO MAINTAIN ADEQUATE HSEKEEPING PER SECTIONS REQUIREMENTS

Record-specific focus: Before choosing a correction or hearing strategy, verify the source allegation concerning at the time of inspection of a 2-story building, an active job site was observed with debris piled throughout the site, creating hazardous conditions for public/property, potential fire, tripping, and rodent ha.

What this violation means

The summons concerns debris, rubbish or construction housekeeping that DOB says created a code or safety problem at the site.

What may be required to correct the condition

Remove the cited debris/obstruction, restore safe housekeeping and confirm that storage/disposal practices meet the applicable site-safety rules. If the debris is tied to active construction, contractor/site-safety procedures may need to be adjusted.

What the OATH hearing may involve

Photographs, site logs, hauling/disposal records and evidence showing when the condition was corrected can be useful, especially where the issue was temporary.

Possible defenses or factual issues worth investigating

Confirm the exact location, amount/type of material, whether it obstructed access or created another hazard, and how quickly it was removed.

Documents and evidence that may be useful

  • dated photographs
  • site-safety or housekeeping logs
  • hauling/disposal receipts
  • contractor records
  • proof of correction
Violation 2

Summons 39558272J — Failure to maintain

Normalized lookup key: 039558272J
OATH hearingNovember 10, 20268:30 AM

What DOB alleges

DOB alleges failure to maintain the cited building component or condition in a code-compliant manner.

Record context: source category Construction, severity CLASS - 2, issued August 21, 2026.

Full violation description from the source extract

AT INSPECTION OF A 2-STORY BUILDING, AN ACTIVE JOB SITE WAS OBSERVED WITH AN UNSAFE TEMPORARY STAIRWAY PLATFORM CONSTRUCTED OF OSHA PLANKS, PLYWOOD, AND AN A-FRAME LADDER, CREATING A HAZARD. NO APPROVED DESIGN

Issue date
August 21, 2026
Served date
August 24, 2026
Source violation type
Construction
Severity
CLASS - 2
Hearing status in source extract
PENDING
Infraction / law references in source extract:
  • 2F7 — BC 3301.7 (2014 CODE) FAILURE TO MAINTAIN/DISPLAY ON SITE DOCUMENTS REQUIRED BY BC CHAPTER 3

Record-specific focus: Before choosing a correction or hearing strategy, verify the source allegation concerning at inspection of a 2-story building, an active job site was observed with an unsafe temporary stairway platform constructed of osha planks, plywood, and an a-frame ladder, creating a hazard. no approved design.

What this violation means

DOB is alleging failure to maintain the building or a building component in a code-compliant condition. The broad label matters less than the particular defect described by the inspector.

What may be required to correct the condition

The cited component should be inspected and repaired by the appropriate qualified contractor or licensed/registered professional where the work requires it. Permits or filings may be needed if the repair goes beyond ordinary maintenance.

What the OATH hearing may involve

The strongest factual material usually concerns the exact condition on the inspection date: photographs, maintenance records, professional reports, repair invoices and proof of correction.

Possible defenses or factual issues worth investigating

Focus on the precise component and location in the description, whether the defect existed as alleged, whether the owner/respondent controlled that area, and whether later inspection or repair records clarify the condition.

Documents and evidence that may be useful

  • dated photographs
  • maintenance and repair records
  • contractor or professional reports
  • permits/inspection records if repair work required them
  • proof of correction
Property-specific resolution support

How Building Violation LLC may help at 161-01 32 Avenue, Queens, NY 11358

For 161-01 32 Avenue, Queens, NY 11358, the current source extract points to construction housekeeping / debris, failure to maintain. 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.