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Violation statusStipulation/In-VioHPD record as of Check your building

What STIPULATION/IN-VIO means on a DOB summons at OATH.

A matter recorded STIPULATION/IN-VIO was resolved by an agreement between the respondent and the agency rather than by a contested hearing, and recorded as in violation. It is the least common outcome on this record and the cheapest of those that carry a penalty.

2,514 DOB summonses heard at OATH/ECB were decided Stipulation/In-Vio, 1.6% of the 155,556 matters on this record carrying an outcome. 99.8% carry a penalty of record, 783 dollars per matter across every one of them.

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What each outcome costs

Hearing outcomeRelative costDollars per matterMatters
Default7,31334,907
Pending3,45121,868
In Violation2,19446,309
Pop/In-Vio1,91611,788
Admit/In-Vio1,84110,907
Stipulation/In-Vio7832,514
Cured/In-Vio211,947
Dismissednone15,316

Penalty of record divided by every matter in that outcome, rounded to the dollar, over 155,556 matters carrying a recorded outcome, issued September 16, 2023 through September 10, 2026. A penalty of record is the amount a decision set on the day it was decided, not a running figure and not what the city’s books show today. Matters the city leaves unclassified carry no outcome and are not counted here.

What the record shows next

The terms of the agreement govern. A stipulation decides the summons on agreed terms; the condition itself is still closed out with the Department of Buildings.

What to do

Read the stipulation for what it requires and by when. Its terms are the obligation, not the median on this page, which describes other people's matters and not yours.

Why is a stipulation the cheapest outcome that carries a penalty?

The ladder above states the figure and its denominator. This page reports what the record shows and does not offer a theory for it, because a count of matters cannot tell you which ones were eligible for an agreement in the first place.

How common is a stipulation?

It is the smallest group on this record by a wide margin. The count and the share are on the ladder above.

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Aggregates only. No building and no respondent is named on this page, and nothing here is legal advice: confirm a matter on the city’s own record by summons number before acting on it. Figures queried at this deploy from our own copy of the DOB ECB Violations dataset. Source: NYC Open Data. All status codes, how a DOB violation reaches OATH, what a default costs.