114 Miller Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11207

The two-family house at 114 Miller Avenue in Cypress Hills, built in 1901 and owned by Jose Lema, has a documented history of rodent-related issues that persisted over a prolonged period. Between 2010 and 2019, the building underwent multiple rodent inspections, with particularly notable problems in 2010 when there were repeated failures for "Other Reasons," and in 2015 when there was confirmed rat activity.

While the most recent rodent inspection in July 2019 resulted in a passing grade, this came only after a rat sighting complaint was filed through the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene in July 2019, which took over a month to close without a documented resolution. The building also experienced a construction-related complaint in February 2019 that was inspected the same day, though no violations were found. However, there was subsequent permit activity in June 2019, with multiple permits issued for electrical and plumbing work under job number 321972326.

The property's inspection records demonstrate an ongoing battle with rodent control, with initial inspections in 2010 showing repeated failures, though conditions appeared to have improved somewhat by 2012 when an inspection was passed. The most recent available data (up to October 2023) suggests that while there have been some improvements in pest control compliance, the building has experienced cyclical patterns of rodent-related issues over the years. The records also show some construction activity in 2019, though the nature and extent of this work is not detailed in the available data.