2006 New York Code - Record Of Applications.



 
    §  26-129  Record  of  applications. Each borough superintendent shall
  keep a record of all applications presented to him  or  her  concerning,
  affecting  or  relating  to  the  construction, alteration or removal of
  buildings. Such record shall include the date of the filing of each such
  application; the name and address of the applicant; the name and address
  of the owner of the  land  on  which  the  building  mentioned  in  such
  application  is  situated;  the names and addresses of the architect and
  builder employed thereon;  a  designation  of  the  premises  by  street
  number,  or by any means sufficient to identify the same: a statement of
  the nature and proposed use of such building; and a brief  statement  of
  the  nature  of  the  application,  together  with  a  memorandum of the
  decision of the borough superintendent upon  such  application  and  the
  date  of  the  rendition  of  such  decision.  The books containing such
  records are hereby declared to be public records, and shall be  open  to
  inspection at all reasonable times.

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