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SECTION 1: AGENCY ROLES & JURISDICTION

Question 1

Which NYC agency is primarily responsible for issuing Home Improvement
Contractor (HIC) licenses?



A) DOB (Department of Buildings)

B) DCWP (Department of Consumer and Worker Protection)

C) DOT (Department of Transportation)

D) NYPD (New York Police Department)



Answer: B) DCWP



Rationale: The Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP), formerly
known as DCA, licenses and regulates home improvement contractors in NYC .
DOB handles building permits and construction code enforcement, while DOT
issues street and sidewalk permits .

,Question 2

What does DOB stand for in NYC construction regulation?



A) Department of Business

B) Department of Bridges

C) Department of Buildings

D) Department of Building Operations



Answer: C) Department of Buildings



Rationale: DOB is the NYC Department of Buildings, responsible for issuing
construction permits, conducting inspections, and enforcing building codes .



Question 3

Which agency issues permits for construction, alterations, and additions to
buildings?



A) DCWP

B) DOB

C) DOT

,D) DEP



Answer: B) DOB



Rationale: The Department of Buildings (DOB) issues permits for construction,
alterations, and additions. Contractors must secure all necessary permits from
DOB before beginning work .



Question 4

Which NYC agency handles permits for work affecting sidewalks, curbs, or
streets?



A) DCWP

B) DOB

C) DOT

D) DEP



Answer: C) DOT

, Rationale: The Department of Transportation (DOT) issues permits for work
affecting sidewalks, curbs, or streets, including dumpster placement and sidewalk
sheds .



Question 5

Which agency was formerly known as DCA?



A) Department of Consumer Affairs

B) Department of Construction Administration

C) Department of City Architecture

D) Department of Consumer and Worker Protection



Answer: D) Department of Consumer and Worker Protection



Rationale: DCWP was formerly known as the Department of Consumer Affairs
(DCA). The name changed to reflect its expanded role in protecting both
consumers and workers .



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