1317 Morrison Avenue, Bronx, NY 10472

The four-unit, two-story building at 1317 Morrison Avenue in Parkchester, owned by Nelson Alonzo and constructed in 1927, has experienced persistent compliance challenges over recent years, particularly regarding bedbug reporting requirements. As of 2024, there are open Class A violations on record for failure to file the mandatory annual bedbug reports for four consecutive years (2021-2024), suggesting ongoing noncompliance with Housing Maintenance Code requirements.

Additionally, the building has an open Class B violation from 2018 concerning inadequate lighting at the front entranceway, which was supposed to maintain proper illumination from sunset to sunrise with a minimum of 100 watts. The building's rodent inspections reveal a mixed history of compliance, with several passing inspections from 2010 through 2018, though there were some infractions noted, including a "Failed for Other Reasons" result in August 2017, and earlier in November 2012 when rat activity was confirmed.

The most recent rodent inspection in July 2018 reported a passing status, but it's worth noting that the significant time gap between 2018 and the present date (2025) leaves uncertainty about the current pest control conditions. The consistent pattern of bedbug report violations over the past four years and the previous rat activity in 2012, though now dated, indicate that the building has faced ongoing challenges with maintaining proper compliance with health and safety regulations.