What Second No Access To Re-Inspect Violation means.
HPD came back to reinspect this violation and could not get in, for the second time. Nobody has confirmed the condition is corrected, and nobody has confirmed it is still there.
1,150 NYC violations inspected since August 7, 2023 have the status Second No Access To Re-Inspect Violation, in HPD's data through September 28, 2026.
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What happens next
This is where violations go quiet. HPD sets Not Complied With after a reinspection confirms the condition is still there, so a violation nobody can get in to reinspect can stay open for years without ever being marked that way.
What to do
Arrange access. If no reinspection can happen, the violation stays open whether or not the work was done, and an owner who corrected the condition gets no credit until an inspector sees it or a certification is accepted.
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If you rent here
An inspector tried twice to get in and could not. If the condition is still there, calling 311 puts the request back in the queue and access can be arranged.
Buildings with violations reading Second No Access To Re-Inspect Violation
12 of the 144 buildings with a page on this site that have violations reading Second No Access To Re-Inspect Violation, a different 12 each week, listed by street. Each count matches the Status column on that building’s page.
- 2301 5 Avenue, Manhattan 7 violations reading Second No Access To Re-Inspect Violation
- 8609 Bay 16 Street, Brooklyn 1 violation reading Second No Access To Re-Inspect Violation
- 1601 Dahill Road, Brooklyn 1 violation reading Second No Access To Re-Inspect Violation
- 200 Dyckman Street, Manhattan 2 violations reading Second No Access To Re-Inspect Violation
- 240 East 18 Street, Brooklyn 1 violation reading Second No Access To Re-Inspect Violation
- 5 East 93 Street, Brooklyn 2 violations reading Second No Access To Re-Inspect Violation
- 243 East 123 Street, Manhattan 1 violation reading Second No Access To Re-Inspect Violation
- 450 East 165 Street, Bronx 9 violations reading Second No Access To Re-Inspect Violation
- 65 East 175 Street, Bronx 1 violation reading Second No Access To Re-Inspect Violation
- 144-53 Roosevelt Avenue, Queens 1 violation reading Second No Access To Re-Inspect Violation
- 71 St Nicholas Avenue, Manhattan 2 violations reading Second No Access To Re-Inspect Violation
- 2179 Washington Avenue, Bronx 16 violations reading Second No Access To Re-Inspect Violation
What happens after a second no access?
There is no single next step. Most often the violation just stays open, with nobody able to check it.
Is this the same as First No Access?
It is the same problem, on the second attempt. See First No Access To Re- Inspect Violation for the first.
Counts from HPD's violation data on NYC Open Data. This is a plain-English guide, not legal advice. All status codes, violations by borough, citywide, ViolationScout.