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[quote]Quote: from Jack on 7:51 pm on April 12, 2004[br]NY POST [b] TW BUILDER FACING FINES[/b] April 8, 2004 -- The latest round of debris falling from the Time Warner Center could bring fines of up to $10,000, officials said yesterday as they allowed construction to resume. According to the city's Department of Buildings, the two infractions that occurred Sunday could cost the complex the maximum fine of $5,000 each. The fines are being considered just as the developers have been given the go-ahead by the city to continue construction on the building's exterior after Mayor Bloomberg imposed a two-day work stoppage. Yesterday, city inspectors and Time Warner Center employees were observed on the main rooftop of the complex clearing possible projectiles, including plastic buckets, ladders, tools and other unsecured items. At the Columbus Circle site, a construction worker was killed in 2002 after being hit by a large piece of plywood.[/quote]
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Jack Posted on 7:51 pm on April 12, 2004

NY POST

TW BUILDER FACING FINES

April 8, 2004 -- The latest round of debris falling from the Time Warner Center could bring fines of up to $10,000, officials said yesterday as they allowed construction to resume.

According to the city's Department of Buildings, the two infractions that occurred Sunday could cost the complex the maximum fine of $5,000 each.

The fines are being considered just as the developers have been given the go-ahead by the city to continue construction on the building's exterior after Mayor Bloomberg imposed a two-day work stoppage.

Yesterday, city inspectors and Time Warner Center employees were observed on the main rooftop of the complex clearing possible projectiles, including plastic buckets, ladders, tools and other unsecured items.

At the Columbus Circle site, a construction worker was killed in 2002 after being hit by a large piece of plywood.