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General Construction at 4295 Broadway, Manhattan

4295 BROADWAY, Manhattan, 10033 · Washington Heights (North)

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Reported project cost

$925,000

As declared on the permit filing. General Construction.

Issued
July 17, 2026
Expires
December 1, 2026
License
General Contractor

What was permitted

This permit involves the removal and disposal of existing gasoline and biodiesel underground storage tanks (USTs) at 4295 Broadway in Manhattan's Washington Heights (North) neighborhood. New double-wall fiberglass USTs for both fuel types will be installed, along with a new fuel dispensing island.

The project, with a significant estimated cost of $925,000, was issued on July 17, 2026. ISLAND PUMP AND TANK, LLC is the general contractor responsible for this specialized environmental and construction work.

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Tracking number, work description, cost and dates

Tracking number655631568
Work permit #M00546560-I1-GC
Job filing number—
Work typeGeneral Construction
StatusPermit Issued
Job descriptionEMPTY, PURGE, CLEAN, REMOVE & DISPOSE OF (1) 4,000-GAL GASOLINE UST & (1)4,000-GAL BIODIESEL UST, (1) FUEL DISPENSER, CONCRETE FUEL DISPENSING ISLAND & VEEDER ROOT. INSTALL (1) 4,000-GALLON GASOLINE & (1)4,000-GALLON BIODIESEL DOUBLE-WALL FIBERGLASS UST.
Floor / unitFloor Number(s) 1 through 1, Open Space
Estimated cost$925,000
ApprovedJuly 23, 2021
IssuedJuly 17, 2026
ExpiresDecember 1, 2026
BBL—
BIN—

Property owner

NYC Ddc

Jerry Aliberti

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