119 Huron Street, Brooklyn, NY 11222

The three-story, six-unit building at 119 Huron Street in Greenpoint, owned by Marcin Gornik and built in 1931, has experienced several significant maintenance and regulatory issues over the past few years. Most concerning are multiple active violations related to the building's boiler system, with penalties totaling $625 for failure to file required annual low-pressure boiler inspection reports between 2018-2023.

Between 2022-2023, the Department of Buildings issued multiple violations for unpermitted work in the building, particularly notable electrical and plumbing work, and for failing to file a required Tenant Protection Plan, with penalties totaling $12,850. While the building has maintained its bedbug reporting requirements according to HPD rules with no reported infestations since 2023, it has experienced continuous issues with boiler inspection compliance, as evidenced by multiple active violations. The building has also undergone regular rodent inspections between 2018-2019, with passing results in most cases except for a failing inspection in September 2019 for unspecified reasons.

Recent records indicate that the building's management has made efforts to address some regulatory requirements, as evidenced by completed bedbug reporting and permit filings in 2018 for electrical and plumbing work. However, the continuing multiple active violations related to boiler inspections and historical pattern of unpermitted work raises ongoing compliance concerns. The building's maintenance history shows a mixed pattern of compliance with health and safety regulations, with particular attention needed on the current status of boiler safety compliance and the handling of any unpermitted work that may have occurred.