37-56 99th Street, Queens, NY 11368

The two-family residence at 37-56 99th Street in Jackson Heights, currently owned by the Hellenic Orthodox Community Church Transfiguration of Christ, has a documented history of pest control issues in late 2011. The most concerning period was between October and December 2011, during which the building underwent multiple rodent inspections.

The property failed its initial inspection in October 2011 and a subsequent compliance inspection in November 2011 for "Other Reasons," though specific details of these failures were not provided in the records. Following these failed inspections, bait was applied to the premises during inspections in November (after the compliance failure) and December 2011, suggesting that the building was experiencing an active rodent infestation problem that required ongoing treatment.

The building, constructed in 1925 and consisting of two stories, has not had any documented rodent inspections or pest control issues in the more recent years from 2012 through the present (2023). This absence of recent pest control records may indicate either successful treatment of the rodent issues in late 2011 or a potential gap in inspection documentation. While the 2011 rodent problem represents the building's only significant documented issue, it's important to note that these records only capture a specific timeframe and nature of building conditions.