NYC Administrative Code

§ 28-116.1.1 — Defective work and discrepancies with approved construction documents.

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This section mandates that approved agencies conducting inspections report any defective work and discrepancies with approved construction documents to the contractor and, when applicable, to the superintendent of construction. Uncorrected issues must be reported in writing to the registered design professional and the owner. Applies to contractors and property owners involved in construction projects.

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§ 28-116.1.1 Defective work and discrepancies with approved construction documents.

AC § 28-116.1.1

An approved agency conducting inspections shall report defective work and discrepancies with the approved construction documents to the contractor and, when applicable, to the superintendent of construction, for correction. The approved agency shall report uncorrected discrepancies and defective work to the registered design professional of record and the owner in writing.

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