What the filing says
A public-record reading of the proposed work.
Facade restoration project as per plans filed herewith. No change in use, egress or occupancy.
Street Futures classifies this record as a alteration filing based on the filing type and work flags published by the Department of Buildings. This classification helps organize the map; it does not add scope that is absent from the DOB record.
The lot this filing sits on
What is already here?
The lot holds a 16-story elevator apartment building built in 1929, with 126 homes, on a 11,147 sq ft lot.
- Built
- 1929
- Last altered
- 1988
- Floors
- 16
- Residential units
- 126
- Building type
- Elevator apartment building
- Land use
- Mixed residential and commercial
- Zoning district
- R10
- Lot area
- 11,147 sq ft
- Building area
- 140,000 sq ft
Lot facts come from NYC Department of City Planning, Primary Land Use Tax Lot Output (PLUTO) (64uk-42ks), accessed Oct 24, 2026. They describe the tax lot, not this filing.
Violation record
Are there open violations here?
The Department of Buildings has 3 open notices on record for this building, out of 53 notices on file; the most recent was issued Jan 29, 2024.
- Hazardous condition (facade)
Issued Jan 29, 2024 — CYCLE 9A UNSAFE REPORT FILED
- No report and / or late filing (facade)
Issued Feb 22, 2022 — FAILED TO FILE FISP CYCLE 9A TECHNICAL REPORT BY 02/21/2022
- Elevator
Issued Sep 10, 2013
Open means the agency has not recorded a resolution, which is not the same as the problem still existing. What a violation is, and what it is not. From NYC Department of Buildings, DOB Violations (3h2n-5cm9), accessed Oct 24, 2026.
Recorded timeline
Dates published by the Department of Buildings.
- Application filed01
DOB received filing M00765802-I1.
- Application approved02
The application reached an approved status in the DOB record.
- First permit date recorded03
DOB lists a first permit date. This does not by itself confirm current construction activity.
- Current status updated04
The latest recorded filing status is “Permit Entire.”
For scale: half of DOB filings are permitted within 22 days of being filed and a quarter take longer than 4 months, measured across 86,497 filings that carry both dates. How long a permit takes, by work type and borough
Scope and identifiers
The details used to match this filing.
Where a field reads “empty in the source”, the city published this filing without that value. It is not an omission on our side, and nothing here is inferred to fill a gap.
- DOB filing number
- M00765802-I1
- BIN
- 1040555
- BBL
- 1013690045
- Postal code
- 10022 · 1210 filings
- Review type
- Standard Plan Examination
- Existing stories
- 16
- Proposed stories
- 16
- Existing dwelling units
- 159
- Proposed dwelling units
- 159