306 5th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215

The three-unit residential building at 306 5th Street in Park Slope, owned by Henry Robles, has been through several noteworthy incidents since 2016, particularly concerning pest control and maintenance compliance. Most recently, from December 2022 through December 2024, the building successfully completed multiple bedbug inspections with zero reported infestations or eradications, demonstrating effective management of this particular pest issue.

The property has experienced recurring rodent issues, with rat sightings reported in 2019 and 2022, though subsequent inspections in 2022 (on multiple occasions) showed the building passing rodent control inspections, including one in July 2022 by the Department of Health that found no violations. The building's history shows some administrative and maintenance challenges, including two Housing Maintenance Code violations in 2021-2022 related to the timely filing of bedbug reports, though these violations were ultimately closed.

Additionally, in 2020, the property faced an environmental violation regarding a front yard fence that exceeded the legal height limit of 4 feet, which resulted in a resolved penalty and required correction, though no monetary penalties were imposed. The building, constructed in 1910 as an "Old Law Tenement," has undergone regular inspections and appears to have maintained compliance with most health and safety requirements, with particular attention to rodent control as evidenced by the multiple inspections and baiting activities documented in the records.