100 Hendrix Street, Brooklyn, NY 11207

The three-story, two-family house at 100 Hendrix Street in Cypress Hills, owned by Ron Borovinsky, has a documented history of serious safety concerns and regulatory noncompliance since 2018. Most notably, in October 2018, the building was issued a vacate order due to structural stability concerns, followed by a December 2018 violation for disobeying the vacate order.

Despite these initial compliance issues, a particularly troubling pattern emerged in 2020-2021, with multiple Environmental Control Board (ECB) violations (totaling over $85,000 in penalties) related to failing to comply with the 2018 vacate order and not filing the required certificates of correction. Records indicate that the building was subject to additional complications including the removal or defacement of a written posted vacate order in 2021, and three active Department of Buildings violations from 2019-2021 for failing to certify correction of immediately hazardous conditions.

The building's documented history also includes a rodent inspection in June 2012, which was passed, suggesting some level of prior attention to public health concerns. While the property has been under scrutiny for multiple safety violations over several years, it's important to note that the most recent data available only goes up to October 2023, and there are no recorded building inspections or violations for 2024-2025 as of the current date. The persistent nature of the violations from 2018 through 2021, along with the substantial penalties associated with them, indicates significant challenges with regulatory compliance and building safety during that period, though more recent conditions could not be definitively assessed based on available data.