70-26 71st Place, Queens, NY 11385

The two-family home at 70-26 71st Place in Glendale, owned by Loretta Stojic, is a 2-story residential building constructed in 1930. The property, which consists of two units, has been facing some longstanding housing maintenance issues.

Notably, as of June 2003, there were two open Class B violations against the building. These violations are particularly concerning as they relate to the illegal use of spaces within the building: one violation pertains to the improper use of rooms for living purposes and unauthorized plumbing fixtures in the cellar area, while the other involves an unlawful cooking space in the same part of the building.

Both violations, which were documented during a June 2003 inspection, remain open as of the most recent available data. The violations cited under the New York City Administrative Code (specifically § 27-2087 and § 27-2073) indicate that the building's cellar area has been the subject of unauthorized modifications, including improper living spaces and cooking facilities, neither of which appears to have undergone proper legalization processes. The age of these violations—dating back to 2003—suggests that these building code infractions have persisted for over two decades, though the current enforcement status and any potential changes since this date would require verification through updated municipal records.