Landmarks Preservation Commission.

The DOB issued a violation to the owners for doing work without a permit, a spokesman said.

"The beauty and magnificence of this building speaks for itself," the LPC said.

Residents started a campaign last week to preserve the property on 44th Drive from demolition.

The Empire State Dairy complex was calendared for consideration by the LPC on Tuesday.

Community Board 2 member Anita Brandt took a job restoring the restaurant One If By Land, Two If By Sea.

A partial demolition permit was filed for the site at 21-42 44th Dr. in December.  

Preservationists say the carriage house on East 17th Street is an historic part of the neighborhood.

The developer withdrew plans to convert a historic church into condos, according to sources.

Buildings include the George W. Curtis House, the Lakeman House and Broughman Cottage.

Ydanis Rodriguez said designating one location and not others is a "disservice" to the community. 

The house was built in the mid-1800s and is one of six wooden frame houses in the neighborhood.

The city will fast track the landmark process for 3 historic structures in Bushwick and Williamsburg.

All the theaters were removed from a backlog of properties being weighed by the city.

The building housing Bergdorf Goodman is historically and architecturally significant, LPC ruled.

The church was saved from the Landmark Preservation Commission's chopping block Tuesday.