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Every current record. Masked contacts. Paid files include available contact names and business mailing addresses. No phone numbers are included.

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What each column tells you

Address and borough: The parking structure’s street address and NYC borough.
City status and filing date: The source’s exact status token, with the date of the city file that lists it. This is not our assessment.
Repair deadline: The deadline found in the source records, including any verified extension.
Days to due: Days between the file’s “as of” date and the deadline. A negative number means the deadline has passed.
Owner of record: The person or company the city lists as owner. Public record, shown in full.
Managing agent: The named agent from a matched registration, when one is listed. Masked here.
Business mailing address: Where the records say to write to the agent. Missing data is marked “Not listed.”
Inspecting engineer: The engineer named in the filing. Masked here.
Source: A link to the city’s published file that lists the record.

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