1012 Coney Island Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11230

The two-family house at 1012 Coney Island Avenue in Kensington, built in 1933 and currently owned by 1012 Coney Island Avenue LLC, has experienced several notable incidents in recent years. In January 2019, there was an electric power outage that prompted inspections from both the Department of Housing Preservation and Development, which found no violations, and the Department of Buildings.

A more serious issue occurred in June 2019 when violations were issued regarding an unregistered Navien Direct Vent Boiler Model NCB-180E, with two separate ECB violations requiring the registration and maintenance of the boiler, though no penalties were imposed. Prior to this, in January 2018, Villano Construction LLC was cited for multiple violations during facade work, including a full stop work order due to unsafe conditions with falling debris and non-compliant sidewalk shed placement, resulting in $11,600 in penalties, though these violations were subsequently resolved.

The most recent building record indicates that a permit was issued in July 2019 for work to be performed, suggesting compliance with previous violations. The building's documented history shows some pattern of maintenance and compliance issues, particularly regarding boiler registration and construction safety procedures. While these incidents have been addressed through inspections and permits, the timing and nature of these events demonstrate the property's management has faced various challenges in maintaining systems and ensuring construction safety standards.