315 Webster Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11230

The three-story, three-unit building at 315 Webster Avenue in Kensington, owned by Ali Hizam and constructed in 1910, has experienced ongoing regulatory issues over the past several years, with particular attention to pest control compliance. Most notably, there is a consistent pattern of open Housing Maintenance Code violations related to the failure to submit required annual bedbug reports, with violations recorded in April 2024, March 2023, March 2022, and April 2021.

These repeated violations suggest an ongoing challenge with meeting the Department of Housing Preservation and Development's bedbug reporting requirements. The building's history also includes a significant infrastructure issue recorded in October 2018, when a violation was issued for unpermitted work affecting building access, specifically regarding an illegal parking space created at the front of the building that interfered with the basement entrance.

This violation was subsequently resolved without any penalties imposed. On a positive note, a rodent inspection conducted in December 2019 resulted in a passing grade, indicating that the building met the necessary health standards at that time. While the property has had its share of compliance issues, particularly regarding bedbug reporting, it is important to note that the violation status for these bedbug reporting requirements remains open as of the latest inspection in 2024.