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Updated Process For
Mandatory Inclusionary Housing
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Properties flagged
in DOB's
Buildings Information System (BIS) Property Profile
as a Mandatory Inclusionary Housing (MIH) building can
submit a printout from the
NYC Zoning and Land Use (ZoLa) map to prove to
the Department that their property is located outside of
the MIH area. This printout will satisfy the requirement
for HPD Permit and Completion Notices for New Building
and Alteration-CO applications.
To
determine if a building is in an MIH area, you can enter
the buildings’ address on ZoLa, and select "Mandatory
Inclusionary Housing Areas" in the sidebar under
Supporting Zoning Layers.
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Board of Standards
of Appeals Decisions
Upcoming Online
Events at DOB
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Every
week, DOB holds online events for industry professionals
and members of the public. Sign up for one of the
multiple borough-specific Live Q&A Sessions and online
Industry Meetings we hold on a rolling basis, which are
a great opportunity to get your job-specific and
regulation questions answered.
And join
us on our
Facebook page this Thursday, March
10th at 7:30 p.m., to watch a prerecorded
Spanish-language video presentation on construction
worker safety, presented by DOB construction safety
experts.
Check out our full calendar of upcoming events. |
Enforcement Action
Bulletin
Special Event
Construction Embargo in Manhattan
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A Special
Event Construction Embargo will be in effect on March
13th to the 17th related to the St. Patrick's Day
Parade, affecting construction work in select areas of
Manhattan.
Effective
from 12:01 a.m. on Sunday, March 13th, through 11:59
p.m. on Thursday, March 17th, the Department of
Buildings recommends that building contractors and
construction professionals in the area should refrain
from any exterior building construction and
construction-related deliveries during this time.
Delivery and construction vehicles, such as concrete
truck deliveries, heading to the area may also be
disrupted.
More information about the embargo, including exact
locations affected can be found here. |
DOB is Hiring!
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It's a
big city out there - which is why DOB is looking for New
Yorkers to join our team and further our mission of
enhancing public safety in every neighborhood across the
five boroughs.
DOB
inspectors, plan examiners, design professionals, and
administrative staff all play a critical role in
promoting safety and quality of life here in the
greatest city in the world. As a member of DOB, you can
help make New York City an even better place for
everyone that lives, works, visits and builds here.
Check out our website to learn more about careers at
DOB, employee benefits and current open positions. |
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