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Landmarks Complaints Landmarks Complaints Complaint # Date Address # CMP-15-00001 07/01/2014 180 CMP-15-00005 07/01/2014 903 CMP-15-00004 07/01/2014 93 CMP-15-00003 07/01/2014 131 CMP-15-00002 07/01/2014 1156 CMP-15-00006 07/03/2014 466 CMP-15-00009 07/07/2014 71 CMP-15-00007 07/07/2014 369 CMP-15-00008 07/07/2014 568 Page 1 of 1680 09/28/2021 Landmarks Complaints Street Name Borough Block Lot 10th Avenue Manhattan 718 7502 Sterling Place Brooklyn 1241 58 St. Johns Place Brooklyn 945 77 East 65th Street Manhattan 1400 113 Dean Street Brooklyn 1212 24 Broome Street Manhattan 485 40 West 12th Street Manhattan 576 76 Greenwich Street Manhattan 181 13 Hancock Street Brooklyn 1660 38 Page 2 of 1680 09/28/2021 Landmarks Complaints Landmark BIN Postcode Work Reported Action Taken Name 1088996 10011 Chelsea - Historic Installation of bar on patio No Warning Letter District Issued 3031568 11216 Crown Heights painting base of building without permits Warning Letter North II - Historic Issued District 3019314 11217 Park Slope - work being done; working on building façade No Warning Letter Historic District Issued 1042450 10065 Upper East Side - Construction of rear yard addition without permits; Warning Letter Historic District photographs with complaint file Issued 3030313 11216 Crown Heights Painting front walls Warning Letter North - Historic Issued District 1007280 10013 SoHo-Cast Iron - Installation illumination at periphery of window Warning Letter Historic District Issued 1009634 10011 Greenwich Village - Interior demolition without permits No Warning Letter Historic District Issued 1002072 10013 Tribeca West - installation of platform at sidewalk café Warning Letter Historic District Issued 3046079 11233 Bedford Stuccoing over bay, windows in noncompliance, Warning Letter Stuyvesant/Expand cornice in noncompliance Issued Page 3 of 1680 09/28/2021 Landmarks Complaints Community Status Council District NTA Latitude Longitude Board Closed 03 MN-4 Hudson Yards- 40.7462151834446 - 26 74.0052293740720 Chelsea-Flatiron- 4 Union Square Closed 36 BK-8 Crown Heights 40.6724548448016 - 3 73.9487266147105 North 1 Closed 39 BK-6 Park Slope- 40.6772067426508 - 7 73.9760216853750 Gowanus 9 Closed 04 MN-8 Upper East Side- 40.7661398185792 - 6 73.9657913218976 Carnegie Hill 7 Closed 36 BK-8 Crown Heights 40.6769436664502 - 4 73.9512900701282 North 5 Closed 01 MN-2 SoHo-TriBeCa- 40.7224704313254 - 9 74.0012121764426 Civic Center-Little 9 Italy Closed 03 MN-2 West Village 40.7358181523841 - 34 73.9972720566485 5 Closed 01 MN-1 SoHo-TriBeCa- 40.7193519310485 - 9 74.0102994101813 Civic Center-Little 6 Italy Closed 36 BK-3 Stuyvesant Heights 40.6844880725193 - 2 73.9329752519611 7 Page 4 of 1680 09/28/2021 Landmarks Complaints CMP-15-00010 07/08/2014 41 CMP-15-00013 07/08/2014 113 CMP-15-00012 07/08/2014 555 CMP-15-00011 07/08/2014 10-12 CMP-15-00015 07/09/2014 118 CMP-15-00014 07/09/2014 1165 CMP-15-00016 07/10/2014 93-31 CMP-15-00018 07/11/2014 37-16 CMP-15-00017 07/11/2014 37-05 CMP-15-00019 07/13/2014 126 Page 5 of 1680 09/28/2021 Landmarks Complaints Commerce Street Manhattan 584 58 St. Johns Place Brooklyn 945 68 Eastern Parkway Brooklyn 1262 63 East 16th Street Manhattan 843 41 Prospect Park West Brooklyn 1089 33 Broadway Manhattan 829 22 209 Street Queens 10550 29 79th Street Queens 1289 14 79th Street Queens 1290 1 Rutland Road Brooklyn 5038 9 Page 6 of 1680 09/28/2021 Landmarks Complaints ed Stuyvesant Heights - Historic District 1009848 10014 Greenwich Village - Installation of HVAC equipment without permits--visible Warning Letter Historic District from Barrow Street Issued 3019305 11217 Park Slope - Jackhammering front steps No Warning Letter Historic District Issued 3032711 11216 Crown Heights Alts to areaway wall and base of building Warning Letter North II - Historic Issued District 1016078 10003 Ladies' Mile - Alteration to façade Warning Letter Historic District Issued 3025827 11215 Park Slope - Replacement of windows without permits Warning Letter Historic District Issued 1015683 10001 Madison Square installation of awning and replacement of storefronts Warning Letter North - Historic (?) without permits Issued District 4224800 11428 new building. Construction unsafe No Warning Letter Issued 4029917 11372 Jackson Heights - Removed porch roof? Patching brickwork Warning Letter Historic District Issued 4029968 11372 Jackson Heights - Installation of fence Warning Letter Historic District Issued 3115367 11225 Prospect Lefferts Ongoing stoop work Warning Letter Page 7 of 1680 09/28/2021 Landmarks Complaints 7 Closed 03 MN-2 West Village 40.7314154653612 -74.0055529463427 7 Closed 39 BK-6 Park Slope- 40.6770392212243 - 9 73.9755927255574 Gowanus 2 Closed 35 BK-8 Crown Heights 40.6698285178277 - 9 73.9496875161090 North 5 Closed 02 MN-5 Hudson Yards- 40.7371573642517 -73.9922634548858 6 Chelsea-Flatiron- Union Square Closed 39 BK-6 Park Slope- 40.6657829528725 - 26 73.9758707941461 Gowanus 9 Closed 03 MN-5 Hudson Yards- 40.7447188942769 - 7 73.9890615066523 Chelsea-Flatiron- 5 Union Square Closed 23 QN-13 Queens Village 40.7167514122491 - 4 73.7528956201256 7 Closed 25 QN-3 Jackson Heights 40.7491242496971 -73.8870492182096 75 Closed 25 QN-3 Jackson Heights 40.7491352109828 - 6 73.8870311540497 8 Closed 40 BK-9 Prospect Lefferts 40.6590523744217 - 9 73.9560391038633 Page 8 of 1680 09/28/2021 Landmarks Complaints CMP-15-00023 07/14/2014 314 CMP-15-00022 07/14/2014 356 CMP-15-00021 07/14/2014 218-220 CMP-15-00020 07/14/2014 21-45 CMP-15-00026 07/15/2014 1209 CMP-15-00028 07/15/2014 434 CMP-15-00025 07/15/2014 1201 CMP-15-00030 07/15/2014 138 Page 9 of 1680 09/28/2021 Landmarks Complaints West 83rd Street Manhattan 1245 32 Hollywood Avenue Queens 8049 25 Fifth Avenue Manhattan 828 35 45th Avenue Queens 78 22 Bergen Street Brooklyn 1214 60 Lafayette Street Manhattan 545 37 Bergen Street Brooklyn 1214 65 Sterling Street Brooklyn 1319 14 Page 10 of1680 09/28/2021 Landmarks Complaints Gardens - Historic Issued District 1033806 10024 Riverside-West End Painting the brownstone green without permits Warning Letter Extension I - Issued Historic District 4168351 11363 Douglaston - Installation of security cameras on trees and building Warning Letter Historic District Issued 1015650 10001 Madison Square Installation of sf in noncompliance No Warning Letter North - Historic Issued District 4000644 11101 Hunters Point - Painting front façade Warning Letter Historic District Issued 3030440 11213 Crown Heights Replacement of Door Warning Letter North - Historic Issued District 1008801 10003 434 Lafayette Signage and lights Warning Letter Street Building - Issued Individual Landmark; NoHo - Historic District 3030445 11213 Crown Heights Replacement of Door Warning Letter North - Historic Issued District 3034944 11225 Prospect Lefferts Ongoing façade work Warning Letter Gardens - Historic Issued Page 11 of1680 09/28/2021 Landmarks Complaints Gardens-Wingate 3 Closed 06 MN-7 Upper West Side 40.7871952824583 - 4 73.9799363108085 1 Closed 19 QN-11 Douglas Manor- 40.7763707358630 -73.7467566071639 6 Douglaston-Little Neck Closed 02 MN-5 Hudson Yards- 40.7435467942291 - 2 73.9881342351024 Chelsea-Flatiron- 6 Union Square Closed 26 QN-2 Hunters Point- 40.7472873742812 -73.9471965438141 3 Sunnyside-West Maspeth Closed 36 BK-8 Crown Heights 40.6758678971117 - 1 73.9455730916424 North 6 Closed 02 MN-2 West Village 40.7291810926244 - 1 73.9920298588778 6 Closed 36 BK-8 Crown Heights 40.6758762199626 - 9 73.9457605525557 North 5 Closed 40 BK-9 Prospect Lefferts 40.6627880669293 -73.9561627973424 1 Gardens-Wingate Page 12 of1680 09/28/2021 Landmarks Complaints CMP-15-00029 07/15/2014 852 CMP-15-00024 07/15/2014 1203 CMP-15-00027 07/15/2014 47 CMP-15-00032 07/16/2014 34-37 CMP-15-00031 07/16/2014 668 CMP-15-00033 07/16/2014 137 CMP-15-00034 07/16/2014 38 CMP-15-00037 07/17/2014 178 Page 13 of1680 09/28/2021 Landmarks Complaints Park Place Brooklyn 1241 11 Bergen Street Brooklyn 1214 64 Hamilton Terrace Manhattan 2050 110 80th Street Queens 1267 51 6th Avenue Manhattan 822 78 decatur Street Brooklyn 1856 47 Hamilton Terrace Manhattan 2050 73 West houston Street Manhattan 527 51 Page 14 of1680 09/28/2021 Landmarks Complaints Gardens - Historic Issued District 3031527 11216 Crown Heights stoop work Warning Letter North II - Historic Issued District 3030444 11213 Crown Heights painting façade No Warning Letter North - Historic Issued District 1060997 10031 Hamilton Heights - Stairs in disrepair, glass block in 1st floor window No Warning Letter Historic District Issued 4431235 11372 Jackson Heights - Installed brass numbers at the door No Warning Letter Historic District Issued 1015515 10010 Ladies' Mile - Installation of signage, noncompliant sf; sloppy work at No Warning Letter Historic District upper floors Issued 3053591 11216 Bedford Cutting decorative elements from the façade, interior No Warning Letter Stuyvesant/Expand alts Issued ed Stuyvesant Heights - Historic District 1060970 10031 Hamilton Heights - Stoop, stairs in disrepair No Warning Letter Historic District Issued 1008354 10014 Greenwich Village Installation of sf without permits Warning Letter Extension II - Issued Historic District Page 15 of1680 09/28/2021 Landmarks Complaints Gardens-Wingate Closed 36 BK-8 Crown Heights 40.6733636050793 - 2 73.9492666679170 North 3 Closed 36 BK-8 Crown Heights 40.6758761978591 - 25 73.9457136856473 North 9 Closed 07 MN-9 Hamilton Heights 40.8228687521799 - 64 73.9464320123403 5 Closed 25 QN-3 Jackson Heights 40.7527195644354 - 3 73.8867363307529 2 Closed 03 MN-5 Hudson Yards- 40.7414804427494
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