In this growing and gentrifying city, the disclosure has resonated with many over what is a perennially volatile subject: the scarcity of parking spaces and the price paid for violations.
The Tyco unit pleaded guilty in federal court yesterday and agreed to pay $10 million for violations of the federal Clean Water Act between 1999 and 2001.
And even the first restaurant in the city to receive an A, Spark's Deli in Queens, was required to pay $800 for violations that included a cashier drinking coffee in an area where it was not permitted.
The owner, Philip Pappas, and two of his businesses, L. G. Properties and Restoration Specialists, will pay $108,500 for violations at the Lincoln Park building as well as $4,200 in fines for illegally constructed porches in 21 other buildings.
The toughest part of the ordinance, they say, is the requirement that contractors are liable to pay penalties for violations.
"Schools should not obtain public monies based on actions in violation of state law, and students should not be required to pay for such violations," Healey said at the time.
Five of the clubs have settled with the city, typically agreeing to devise a plan for correction and to pay for any violations, health officials said.
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