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484 Greenwich St. Building and Mechanical Inspection EFTA00505930 Front of building showing brick pointing maintenance needed. --::,,I,<- v IIIIIIIMIIII.MIMIIIIIIII.L, ii•EM. ,. ..... :-:' EFTA00505931 Exterior Brick — front façade of building needs brick pointing maintenance EFTA00505932 Newly constructed building adjacent to 484 Greenwich — void between buildings needs to be covered from exterior EFTA00505933 Fire and Water service — exterior covering discolored, needs to be repainted. EFTA00505934 Street hatch door — needs to be replaced at street level to water tight hatch to avoid future basement flooding EFTA00505935 Main incoming electric from Con Edison still left open. Main electric supply lines and box replaced. As you can see by the discoloration on the brick walls and 100% saturated moisture readings on the brick that water sat in the basement for a long period of time and destroyed the original electrical service EFTA00505936 New three phase service junction box installed, left open by electrician, replaced after Hurricane Sandy EFTA00505937 New electrical equipment breaker panel installed and left open by electrician. Check to see if the owner had new panels inspected by NYC EFTA00505938 Rusted door in basement showing water level form standing water from flood. EFTA00505939 Basement ceiling — remove from water damage, water entered street hatch above exit door and destroyed ceiling EFTA00505940 Masonry crack in basement foundation wall on Greenwich street side, needs to be checked by structural engineer to see how deep the crack extends outward EFTA00505941 Large Masonry crack in basement wall was previously repaired with hydraulic cement, should be checked by structural engineer EFTA00505942 Main Stair well wall brick patching, possible water seepage EFTA00505943 Rusted stair steel shows water in basement for a long period of time. Super storm Sandy hit October 29th, many basements on Greenwich St. did not get pumped out until November 11th. EFTA00505944 Basement at building next to 484 Greenwich pumped out on 11/08/12 EFTA00505945 New Trane XR80 boilers installed after hurricane Sandy, air conditioning coil not hooked up to condenser unit on roof. No air conditioning on the lower three floors of the residence EFTA00505946 Trane Heating /AC unit in basement cooling coil for ac not connected to condenser unit on roof no ac on floors,1,2&3 EFTA00505947 Trane RX80 units picture shows no ac/coils hooked up for Air Conditoning EFTA00505948 New Gas Hot Water Heater A/O Smith EFTA00505949 Gas & Fire sprinkler Service — looks in good condition EFTA00505950 Elevator Control panel — looks newly installed, elevator in process of being rebuilt. No elevator service in house at this time EFTA00505951 Hydraulic elevator not in operation — water in hydraulic oil, this part of the elevator will possibly be replaced or drained and repaired. EFTA00505952 Main Water service and Fire service in good condition EFTA00505953 Fire Dry Pipe sprinkler system in good condition. ,0 EFTA00505954 Fire dry pipe in good operating order EFTA00505955 Lobby floor crack damage EFTA00505956 Entrance lobby floor crack damage EFTA00505957 Lobby floor Cracked in many areas EFTA00505958 Lobby Floor cracks EFTA00505959 Main steel support for warehouse Industrial strength column and beam EFTA00505960 Office floor Wood floor worn from office chairs. EFTA00505961 Front Door security intercom operational /Central music system EFTA00505962 Exposed air duct system EFTA00505963 Windows operational but out dated EFTA00505964 Side Window blocked by new building and large masonry crack in wall EFTA00505965 Wood floor damage laundry room, floor lifted from water damage. EFTA00505966 Kitchen appliances original to 1999 renovation EFTA00505967 Terrace Blocked by new building wall EFTA00505968 Brick in main stair roof level shows signs of water seepage EFTA00505969 Wood decking on roof - original needs replacement due to rotting. EFTA00505970 New Trane Condenser units installed above upper front terrace above out door shower mechanical noise over head of main roof terrace. EFTA00505971 Bedroom AC unit also above roof terrace concealed in wood enclosure. EFTA00505972 Kitchen floor key pad area for ac/system alarm system inter com central music system EFTA00505973 Wood roof deck rotted wood and tripping hazzard.Deck needs to be replaced. EFTA00505974 Mechanical Equipment enclosure above roof deck check noise level when all equipment is running .Access for maintenance and installations limited. EFTA00505975

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[Image 1] The image shows a close-up view of a floor with visible cracks and damage. The floor appears to be a tiled surface, possibly in a lobby or a similar public space. The cracks are spread out across the floor, indicating some structural issues or wear and tear. There are no texts, logos, or other distinguishing features that provide additional context about the location or the nature of the damage. [Image 2] The image shows a photograph of a building facade. The building appears to be a multi-story structure with a mix of brick and concrete construction. There are visible windows with white frames, and the facade includes a combination of horizontal and vertical lines that suggest a modern architectural style. The sky is clear and blue, indicating fair weather conditions. The image also contains text [Image 3] The image shows an electrical panel with various wires and cables connected to it. The panel appears to be in a basement or underground space, as indicated by the concrete walls and the rustic appearance of the environment. There is a text overlay on the image that reads, "Main electricity from Con Edison still left open. Main electricity supply lines and box replaced as you can see by the discolo [Image 4] The image shows a close-up view of a floor, which appears to be a lobby floor. The floor is made of tiles, and there is a visible crack or seam in the tiles. The image is taken from a low angle, looking up towards the ceiling. There are no texts, logos, or people visible in the image. The style of the image is a straightforward photograph without any additional context or embellishments. [Image 5] The image shows a street scene with a focus on a section of a sidewalk that has been replaced with a temporary material, likely due to water damage or flooding. The text overlay on the image reads "STREET HATCH DOOR - NEEDS TO BE REPLACED AT STREET LEVEL TO WATER TIGHT HATCH TO AVOID FUTURE BASEMENT FLOODING." This suggests that the area is prone to flooding and that the hatch door needs to be rep [Image 6] The image shows an interior space with a brick wall and a visible water seepage at the bottom of the wall. There is a blue arrow pointing to the seepage, indicating the location of the water damage. The text overlay on the image reads "Brick in main stair roof level shows signs of water seepage." This suggests that the image is likely used to illustrate a problem with water seepage in a building's