A scaffolding was erected in front on 118 and 120 East 4th St. in early July. They have painted the fire escapes on the front of the buildings. That was finished in a few short days, but the scaffold has remained in place for more than a month.
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| This is the scaffolding being erected the second week of July. |
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This tree and another were savaged, maimed, and butchered by the workers that assembled the scaffold. The Parks Dept. is the only agency that has the authority to prune the city's trees. This violation was reported to the Parks Dept. Garbage began to accumulate quickly, and putrefy in the hot July sun.  
This accumulation of garbage and debris is a violation and was reported.
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This scaffolding went up a scant TWO days after the NYTimes published a piece on Ben Shaoul. The articles quoted a tenant at 120. Guess who lives at scaffolding level? Guess who got to enjoy surly workers outside his window first thing in the morning?
ReplyDeleteIs a permit required for this sort of scaffold? If so, there is no permit listed for these addresses on line at the DOB website.
ReplyDeleteYes it is so call DOB asap
ReplyDeleteYes, I think it has a permit since it is a big issue if it has a problem during the making stage of the scaffolding.
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