Property Management
In New York City, 'self-certification' for building permit applications allows a licensed architect or engineer to:
AApprove any construction without DOB review
BCertify that plans comply with the building code, allowing for expedited permit issuance without full DOB plan review (subject to audit)✓ Correct
CCertify that the building is rent-stabilized
DSign off on certificates of occupancy without inspection
Explanation
NYC's self-certification program allows licensed architects and engineers to certify code compliance on behalf of property owners, enabling expedited permit issuance. DOB retains the right to audit these applications and may revoke permits if violations are found.
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