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DOB & ECB Violations at 206 Quinlan Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10314

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Property location

Actual property address206 Quinlan Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10314
BoroughStaten Island
BIN5019584
Block/Lot764/71
Number of listed violations3
SeverityCLASS - 1

Violation details and category-specific explanation

Each violation below includes a tailored explanation based on the violation category, cited law section, and public DOB/ECB description. The actual correction strategy depends on the property condition and DOB/OATH record.

Occupancy / Certificate of Occupancy Problem

ECB violation number39185851P
StatusACTIVE
SeverityCLASS - 1
Hearing date07/01/2026
Hearing time8:30 AM
Issue date04/23/2026
Balance due2,500
Inspector/case description:

OBSERVED USE OF BASEMENT CONTRARY TO THE C/O. C/O STATES HEATING PLANT AND ACESSORY STORAGE. OBSERVED WALLS BUILT TO CREATE ROOMS. ALSO KITCHENETTE WITH CABINETS, SINK FRIDGE., DISCONTINUE ILLEGAL OCCUPANCY OR

What this specific category means

This violation indicates DOB believes the property is being occupied or used differently from the Certificate of Occupancy, approved plans, or legal DOB records.

Typical correction path

The correction depends on the facts: restore the legal use, obtain approval for the current use where possible, amend filings, or provide DOB with proof that the alleged illegal occupancy has been discontinued.

Why it matters

Occupancy violations are high-impact because they can interfere with sales, financing, insurance, tenant issues, and future permit approvals.

Cited law/section description
  • 28-118.3.2 OCC CONTRARY TO THAT ALLOWED BY THE C OF O OR DOB RECORDS
Research the cited legal requirements:

NYC DOB 28-118.3.2

See also the NYC Violation Resolution Reference Library. The listing above reflects a June 2026 record snapshot; confirm the present violation status with DOB/OATH.

Work Without Permit / Unapproved Construction

ECB violation number39140815Z
StatusACTIVE
SeverityCLASS - 1
Hearing date07/28/2026
Hearing time9:00 AM
Issue date03/07/2025
Balance due8,000
Inspector/case description:

WORK WITH OUT PERMITS. ATOI OBSERVED TWO DISCONNECT BOXES AT EXPOSURE 2 OF PROPERTY SUPPLYING ELECTRICITY TO AC SPLIT UNIT. NO ELECTRICAL PERMITS ON FILE WITH DEPARTMENT., OBTAIN PERMIT

What this specific category means

This violation points to construction, demolition, plumbing, electrical, mechanical, or alteration work that DOB believes was performed without the required permit or before approval was in place.

Typical correction path

The usual path is to confirm the actual condition, determine whether work must be legalized or removed, prepare plans or permit filings if needed, and file the required Certificate of Correction after DOB accepts the correction.

Why it matters

Permit-related violations can block future filings, delay closings, and lead to larger penalties if the condition stays unresolved.

Cited law/section description
  • 27-3018(B) ELECTRICAL WORK WITHOUT A PERMIT

Work Without Permit / Unapproved Construction

ECB violation number39186034J
StatusACTIVE
SeverityCLASS - 1
Hearing date07/01/2026
Hearing time10:30 AM
Issue date04/23/2026
Balance due2,500
Inspector/case description:

OBSERVED IN CELLAR TWO NEW NAVIEN ON DEMAND GAS WATER HEATERS INSTALLED. NEW COPPER AND PEX PIPING. ALSO TWO FULL BATHS AND KITCHEN WITH SINK AND 2 BURNER GAS COOK TOP. NO PERMITS ON FILE FOR PLUMBING., OBTAIN

What this specific category means

This violation points to construction, demolition, plumbing, electrical, mechanical, or alteration work that DOB believes was performed without the required permit or before approval was in place.

Typical correction path

The usual path is to confirm the actual condition, determine whether work must be legalized or removed, prepare plans or permit filings if needed, and file the required Certificate of Correction after DOB accepts the correction.

Why it matters

Permit-related violations can block future filings, delay closings, and lead to larger penalties if the condition stays unresolved.

Cited law/section description
  • 28-105.1 WORK WITHOUT A PERMIT

How Building Violation LLC can help

We review the violation record, identify the correction path, coordinate with licensed professionals where needed, prepare supporting documentation, assist with OATH/ECB hearing strategy, and help move the property toward DOB acceptance and closure.

Information is based on public records and may not reflect the current status of the case. Contact Building Violation LLC for a current review.