May 2020 |
Mandatory Submission of all Alt-2 and Alt-3 BIS Job Applications in eFiling, Requests Allowed in DOB NOW: Inspections, and Intake of Initial Permit Applications for Non-Essential Construction Beginning Monday, June 1, 2020, all Alteration Type 2 and Alteration Type 3 BIS job applications must be submitted in eFiling. In addition, requests for inspections will be allowed in DOB NOW: Inspections. DOB NOW: Build will also allow for submission of initial permits. Beginning, Wednesday, June 3, 2020, eSubmit will allow for submission of initial permits for BIS job applications. These measures are being taking in preparation of anticipated changes to the state of emergency and New York State Executive Order 202.6 that will allow construction to resume. All work on non-essential construction and demolition sites remains suspended until the state of emergency is lifted. Alteration Type 2 (Alt-2) and Alteration Type 3 (Alt-3) Applications Exceptions
For the above project/work types or additional considerations, create and print the PW1 and EF1 in eFiling and then drop it off at a borough office with payment by check. Use eSubmit to upload the plans and required documents.
BPP can be submitted as standard plan examination only in Hub Full-Service. Properties with L – Landmark as the Landmark Status on the BIS Property Profile page can be submitted in Hub Full-Service or Hub Self-Service. For professionally certified BPP applications or properties with C – Calendar as the Landmark Status on the BIS Property Profile page, create and print the PW1 and EF1 in eFiling and then drop it off at a borough office with payment by check. Use eSubmit to upload the plans and required documents. Inspection Requests Initial Permits As of Wednesday, June 3, 2020, the PW2 work permit application for initial permits can be electronically submitted (eSubmit) as a PDF in eFiling. Initial permits will no longer be accepted in-person at a borough office. However, work is prohibited until the state of emergency is lifted. This measure is being taking in preparation of anticipated changes to the state of emergency that will allow construction to resume. The Department of Buildings will continue to regularly inspect all construction sites to ensure compliance with emergency orders. Non-compliance will result in the issuance of a violation carrying a penalty of up to $10,000. Check the Essential Active Construction Sites map to determine if work can continue. |
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Melanie E. La Rocca Commissioner |
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