128 Bay 34th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11214

The three-story, three-unit building at 128 Bay 34th Street in Gravesend, owned by Valeriy Garber and constructed in 1925, has experienced recurring issues with housing maintenance compliance over the past several years. Most notably, the property has accumulated four consecutive violations (2021-2024) related to the failure to file annual bedbug reports as required by Housing Maintenance Code, with the most recent violation remaining open as of April 2024.

These bedbug report violations suggest ongoing challenges with maintaining proper pest control documentation. Additionally, there are environmental control board violations from 2018-2019 concerning the building's driveway and curb area, including an active $500 penalty for unauthorized sidewalk curb modifications to accommodate vehicle access, though an earlier related complaint about illegal curb cut/driveway was closed with no violation found at the time of inspection. The building's recent history shows consistent issues with regulatory compliance and safety requirements.

While there have been no recent complaints or violations recorded after 2019, the persistent nature of the bedbug report violations since 2021 stands out as a notable pattern. The property's illegal curb modifications and related violations from 2018-2019 indicate past concerns with parking arrangements and property access, though these specific issues appear to have been resolved through penalty imposition. The building's age and conversion status as a "Heretofore Converted Class A" property further contextualize its regulatory history within the framework of New York City's evolving housing code requirements.