NYC Administrative Code

§ 28-204.4 — Failure to certify the correction of a violation.

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What is NYC AC § 28-204.4?

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This section addresses the failure to certify the correction of a violation as ordered by the commissioner. It stipulates that non-compliance may result in additional penalties beyond those already imposed for the original violation. Applies to building owners required to certify corrections of violations.

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§ 28-204.4 Failure to certify the correction of a violation.

AC § 28-204.4

Failure to comply with an order of the commissioner issued pursuant to section 28-204.2 or pursuant to any provision of law or rule enforced by the department in effect at the time the order was issued to correct and to certify correction of a violation within the applicable time period shall be a violation of this code for which penalties may be imposed in addition to the penalties that may be or have been imposed for the violation referred to in such order. Upon application, for good cause, the commissioner may extend the time for filing the certification of correction of a violation, but not for more than 30 days for each extension.

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