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Structural / Façade

12 records on file for 200 WEST 46 STREET, MANHATTAN

A complaint that a sidewalk shed or supported scaffold is inadequate, defective, missing, or lacks a permit or certificate.
Complaint23Jan 12, 2026Closed
A complaint that the building is shaking or vibrating, or that its structural stability is affected.
Complaint30Mar 27, 2023Closed
A complaint that the building or a required system is not being properly maintained.
Complaint73Jan 14, 2021Closed
A complaint that a sidewalk shed or supported scaffold is inadequate, defective, missing, or lacks a permit or certificate.
Complaint23Apr 28, 2014Closed
A complaint that a sidewalk shed or supported scaffold is inadequate, defective, missing, or lacks a permit or certificate.
Complaint23May 10, 2013Closed
A complaint that a sidewalk shed or supported scaffold is inadequate, defective, missing, or lacks a permit or certificate.
Complaint23Jan 3, 2009Closed
A complaint that a sidewalk shed or supported scaffold is inadequate, defective, missing, or lacks a permit or certificate.
Complaint23May 20, 2008Closed
A complaint that the building or a required system is not being properly maintained.
Complaint73Feb 12, 2001Closed
A complaint that the building or a required system is not being properly maintained.
Complaint73Apr 2, 1999Closed
A complaint that the building or a required system is not being properly maintained.
Complaint73Sep 29, 1997Closed
A complaint that the building's structural stability is affected.
Complaint43Mar 28, 1996Closed
A complaint that the building or a required system is not being properly maintained.
Complaint73Jun 13, 1989Closed

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

Frequently asked questions

How many structural / façade records does 200 WEST 46 STREET, MANHATTAN have on file?
12 structural / façade records are on file for 200 WEST 46 STREET, MANHATTAN from NYC Department of Buildings and HPD data.
Where does this structural / façade 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. Wocket translates the official codes into plain English.