15 Calder Place, Brooklyn, NY 11215

15 Calder Place is a 17-unit, 5-story Class A residential building located in Brooklyn's South Slope neighborhood, constructed in 2003 and currently owned by Michael Sbeglia. The building has experienced several notable elevator-related issues over the past few years, with violations and complaints regarding the elevator system being a recurring theme. In 2020, there was a complaint about the lack of alternate elevator service, which resulted in a violation requiring repairs to the piston, oil pan, pump unit, maintenance log, and fire extinguisher.

Previous elevator maintenance issues were documented in 2018, when multiple violations were issued regarding leaks, braille tags, and other elevator conditions, leading to fines totaling $4,250, though these were later resolved. More recently, in 2023, the building received a violation for failing to file the 2022 external low pressure inspection, though this was dismissed in December 2023. The building's bedbug monitoring program has been consistent and thorough, with annual reports showing zero infested units in each reporting period from 2019 through 2024.

This suggests effective pest management practices have been maintained. The property has had other compliance issues as well, including a 2019 worksite safety complaint where inspectors were unable to gain access, though this was ultimately closed. A permit for elevator work was issued in September 2019, indicating acknowledgment of the ongoing elevator maintenance needs. Throughout its history, the building has seen 15 housing maintenance code violations, primarily focusing on administrative requirements such as bedbug reporting, rather than direct resident safety concerns.