HPD Emergency Repair Program ERPs (aka Charges)

Matt F.

September 25, 2020 21:02
Updated

HPD ERPs

When Class C emergency violations go uncorrected, the HPD may perform or contract for emergency repairs at the owner’s expense.

The HPD will issue an open market order to approved contractors to perform the work needed and bill you through your property taxes. However, if you fix any issues before a contractor arrives on site, you’ll only have to pay a nominal show-up fee instead of the full repair charge.

If there are pending charges related to ERPs, you will not be able to certify violations, file with HPD for a Dismissal Request Inspection or request a Violation Reissuance.

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