The city originally called for a stop to “all structural steel work” on the ninth floor and above at SL Green’s Midtown Manhattan project, the New York Times reported. The stop-work order, issued on Tuesday, stemmed from steel welding that doesn’t match the filed building plans, according to the DOB. “We’re grateful that the partial stop work order was promptly rescinded following coordination with the Department of Buildings,” a spokesperson for SL Green told The Real Deal. Additionally, there was a partial stop-work order issued at Vanbarton’s 77 Water Street, which does not appear to have been previously reported. — Holden Walter-WarnerUpdate: This story has been updated to reflect that the stop-work order has been rescinded.