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*§28-202.4.1 Determining the Amount of the Civil Penalty to Be Imposed

NYC General Admin. Provisions 2014 > 2 Enforcement > 202 Civil Penalties > *§28-202.4 Maximum Civil Penalty for Immediately Hazardous Violation of Chapter 33 of the New York City Building Code That Results in Death or Serious Physical Injury > *§28-202.4.1 Determining the Amount of the Civil Penalty to Be Imposed
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In determining the amount of the civil penalty to be imposed the court shall consider:
  1. The extent and severity of injury to persons and property;
  2. The history of violations by the defendant of laws or rules enforced by the department;
  3. The degree of willfulness, recklessness or negligence displayed by the defendant in committing the violation; and
  4. The defendant's financial resources.
*Section 28-202.4.1 was added by Local Law 70 of 2018. This law has an effective date of July 18, 2018.

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