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Elevator

16 records on file for 267 OVINGTON AVENUE, BROOKLYN

A violation for failing to keep the building's service equipment — here, elevator equipment — in a code-compliant condition.
Violation251Aug 11, 2015Active§ 28-301.1
A complaint that an elevator is defective or not working.
Complaint63Aug 2, 2015Closed
A complaint that an elevator is defective or not working.
Complaint63Dec 11, 2012Closed
A complaint that an elevator is defective or not working.
Complaint63Dec 5, 2012Closed
A complaint that an elevator is defective or not working.
Complaint63Nov 27, 2012Closed
A complaint that an elevator is defective or not working.
Complaint63Oct 17, 2012Closed
A complaint that an elevator is defective or not working.
Complaint63Oct 17, 2012Closed
A complaint that an elevator is defective or not working.
Complaint63Oct 9, 2012Closed
A complaint that an elevator is defective or not working.
Complaint63Mar 25, 2011Closed
A complaint that an elevator is defective or not working.
Complaint63Oct 3, 2008Closed
A violation for failing to keep an elevator properly maintained.
ViolationBP7Jun 7, 2000Active§ 27-987
A violation for failing to keep an elevator properly maintained.
ViolationBP7Sep 26, 1997Closed§ 27-987
A violation for failing to keep an elevator properly maintained.
ViolationBP7Sep 5, 1996Closed§ 27-987
A violation for failing to keep an elevator properly maintained.
ViolationB8GApr 6, 1995Closed§ 27-127
A complaint that an elevator is defective or not working.
Complaint63Jul 21, 1994Closed
A violation for failing to keep an elevator properly maintained.
ViolationB8GMar 25, 1991Closed§ 27-127

A ‘closed’ status means the city closed the case — it does not guarantee the issue was corrected.

Frequently asked questions

How many elevator records does 267 OVINGTON AVENUE, BROOKLYN have on file?
16 elevator records are on file for 267 OVINGTON AVENUE, BROOKLYN from NYC Department of Buildings and HPD data, of which 2 are currently open.
Where does this elevator data come from?
Records come from the NYC Department of Buildings (DOB/ECB) and the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) via NYC Open Data, refreshed daily. InspectorCrib translates the official codes into plain English.