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What is NYC AC § 28-214.1.2?

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This section outlines the process for a hearing regarding an order to seal, secure, and close a property. The hearing is conducted by the commissioner or designated office, with findings submitted for review. Affected parties include owners, lessors, lessees, and mortgagees requesting a hearing.

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§ 28-214.1.2 Hearing.

AC § 28-214.1.2

Such order to seal, secure and close shall contain notice of the opportunity for a hearing with respect to such order to determine if the order was properly issued in accordance with the provisions of this article. Such hearing shall be conducted by the commissioner, or in the commissioner's discretion, by the office of administrative trials and hearings or the environmental control board. If the matter is referred to such office or board, the hearing officer shall submit his or her findings of fact and a recommended decision to the commissioner. The hearing shall be held within three business days after the receipt of the written request of an owner, lessor, lessee, or mortgagee for such hearing. The commissioner shall render a decision within three business days after such hearing is concluded or findings of fact and a recommendation are submitted.

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