Dozens of New York City buildings with parking garages potentially needimmediate repair due to structural concerns, according to an inspection report by the city’s Dept. of Buildings, which comes a week after a deadly parking garage collapse in Manhattan.
Following the April 18 garage collapse at 57 Ann St. that left one man dead and injured five others, DOB began reviewing records of structures with parking facilities, and identified 61 properties that have open "class one" violations, meaning they have hazards that "warrant immediate corrective action," according to the city.
