20-30 126th Street, Queens, NY 11356

The 2-family house at 20-30 126th Street in College Point, owned by Robert Gentner, has documented several concerning incidents related to heat and hot water systems in late 2019. During November 2019, there were multiple emergency complaints regarding heating and hot water issues, with inspections conducted by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) on November 8 and November 17.

These inspections revealed violations affecting the second-floor apartment (Apartment 2) related to inadequate hot water supply for fixtures, with specific violations noted under § 27-2024 of the Administrative Code. Additionally, an inspection on November 19 identified a violation concerning the absence of an approved and operational carbon monoxide detecting device, as required under § 27-2046.1 and 2046.2 of the Housing Maintenance Code.

While some of these complaints were promptly addressed and closed, with at least one case resulting in no violations being issued, the building's records show that as of the most recent data available through October 2023, there are still open violations remaining from these inspections. The building, which was constructed in 1930, consists of two stories and has experienced recurring issues with its heating and hot water systems, particularly affecting the second-floor apartment. It's notable that the most recent available data regarding these violations is from October 2023, and there have been no documented heating system or carbon monoxide detector related incidents since the initial complaints in November 2019.