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What is NYC AC § 28-207.1?

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This section outlines the requirements for peremptory orders issued by the commissioner, including the necessity for a description of the affected building or premises and the methods of service. The statute specifies that orders may be served personally, by posting, or via regular mail. Applies to property owners receiving such orders.

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AC § 28-207.1

Peremptory orders issued by the commissioner shall contain a description of the building, structure, premises, equipment or subject matter affected, and shall be designated by address where applicable. Such orders may be served personally or by posting at the premises followed by regular mail, by any officer or employee of the department, or by any person authorized by the commissioner.

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