360 West 30th Street, Manhattan, NY 10001

The 27-unit, 4-story building at 360 West 30th Street in Chelsea, constructed in 1905 and currently owned by Paul Jaroszenwicz, has experienced several significant maintenance and safety issues over recent years. Most pressing are the active Department of Buildings violations from June 2023, documenting failures to file required external low-pressure inspections for the years 2018-2022, which remain unresolved as of October 2023.

The building also has accumulated four open violations since 2021 regarding the failure to file annual bedbug reports, which presents a potential pest management concern. Health and safety inspections have revealed various issues, most recently in 2024 with complaints about smoke detectors and wall conditions, though these were ultimately closed without violations. Historical violations include an unsanitary conditions case in 2018 regarding garbage/recycling storage, for which violations were issued, and inspections have intermittently shown rat activity in 2016 and 2022, though more recent rodent inspections in 2024 and 2022 resulted in "Passed" designations.

The building's recent maintenance history shows a pattern of recurring documentation issues, particularly regarding safety equipment and pest control reporting requirements. While many historical problems have been resolved or closed without violations, the persistent open violations regarding bedbug reporting and the recent low-pressure inspection failures indicate ongoing compliance challenges. The property has generally maintained acceptable rodent control as evidenced by the majority of "Passed" inspections, though there have been some instances of rat activity noted in earlier years.