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What is NYC AC § 28-116.2.1?

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This section authorizes the commissioner to conduct preliminary inspections of structures for which construction documents are submitted, specifically targeting buildings with six or more units that are unoccupied. The statute mandates inspections of at least 20 percent of such buildings to verify occupancy status. Applies to building owners submitting construction applications.

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§ 28-116.2.1 Preliminary inspection.

AC § 28-116.2.1

Before approving construction documents, the commissioner is authorized to examine or cause to be examined structures or premises for which an application has been filed. The department shall conduct preliminary inspections of no less than 20 percent of buildings containing six or more units where (i) an application for construction documents is submitted to the department and (ii) the applicant has indicated that the building that is the subject of such application is unoccupied, in order to verify the occupancy status of such sites. (Am. L.L. 2019/115, 6/8/2019, eff. 1/1/2020)

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