3612 Bronx Boulevard, Bronx, NY 10467

The two-family house at 3612 Bronx Boulevard in Olinville, built in 1925 and currently owned by 3612 Bronx Boulevard, LLC, has experienced significant construction-related issues in recent years, particularly between 2021 and 2024. The most recent building activity has generated multiple Department of Buildings (DOB) complaints and Environmental Control Board (ECB) violations, with the latest incidents occurring in February 2024 involving construction safety compliance (CSC) violations and hazardous site conditions, for which penalties of $6,250 and $1,250 were imposed respectively. The construction project, identified under job number 210180588, has been marked by recurring violations for improper site maintenance, including inadequate housekeeping and debris management.

Specifically, there were violations regarding construction debris obstructing egress and a missing emergency information panel on the sidewalk shed. Between 2021 and 2024, multiple stop work orders and routine inspections revealed ongoing concerns about construction safety compliance, with several instances of work being conducted contrary to approved permits. The building's recent history shows an active pattern of construction work with multiple permits being issued or reissued from 2021 through 2023, suggesting ongoing improvements or modifications to the property. Of particular note is the property's rodent control record from 2018 through 2022, which initially showed rat activity followed by successful baiting efforts, culminating in a passed rodent inspection in September 2022.

This indicates an improvement in pest control conditions over the past few years. The building has also maintained compliance with safety inspections, with one notable incident in 2022 regarding gas utilities that resulted in no violations being warranted. While the property has experienced various construction compliance issues, most recent violations appear to be predominantly related to construction safety and site maintenance rather than structural concerns. The ongoing pattern of acquiring and adhering to multiple construction permits suggests active management of the property's development, though the frequency and nature of the violations indicate some challenges in maintaining compliance with all construction regulations.