517 Georgia Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11207

The two-family house at 517 Georgia Avenue in East New York, owned by Samuel Weinstock, has undergone significant activity since 2022, particularly related to construction projects requiring multiple permits. The 110-year-old property, which has 8 units despite being classified as a 2-family house, shows a pattern of construction-related violations and compliance issues. In 2023 alone, there were multiple complaints regarding construction safety compliance and worksite documentation, with violations recorded in March and May 2023 concerning the lack of proper construction documents and a designated competent person on site, though these violations were later resolved with no penalties imposed.

2022 saw several construction-related violations including improper construction fence setup and missing information panels, with one violation carrying a penalty of $625 for an expired construction fence. The property has also generated multiple Department of Buildings complaints in recent years, including a significant complaint in March 2023 regarding excessive debris that resulted in a stop work order, though this was quickly rescinded. Earlier complaints in 2022 mostly related to construction safety compliance and tracking, with some resulting in Oath Violations being served.

Notably, there were three "CSE: Sweep" complaints in 2022-2023, one of which was closed with no violations found during inspection. The building's rodent inspections from 2011 and 2012 passed successfully, suggesting no rodent issues during that period. Multiple permits have been issued for the property through 2022-2023, indicating active ongoing work, though the specific nature of the work done under these permits is not detailed in the available data.