136-10 31st Road, Queens, NY 11354

The four-story, three-unit residential building at 136-10 31st Road in Flushing, owned by Min Ruan, has experienced several noteworthy events since its construction in 2001. Most concerning were two emergency complaints filed in September 2019, including an unsanitary condition involving mold and a safety issue with a broken window guard.

The HPD investigated both cases, with the mold issue being resolved through occupant cooperation, while no violations were found in the window guard case. The building has had consistent bedbug reporting compliance from 2021 through 2024, with no recorded infestations or eradications during these periods. However, there is one open C class violation from October 2019 regarding an illegal double-cylinder lock on the building's entrance door, and three consecutive Annual Bedbug Report violations (2021-2023) remain on record.

In early 2019, the property faced significant scrutiny regarding parking violations and occupancy matters, with two violations cited in February 2019: one for occupancy contrary to the Certificate of Occupancy (regarding parking space usage) and another for parking regulations violations involving commercial vehicles in a residential district. These violations were resolved, with a $250 penalty that appears to have been paid. Additional inspections and filings indicate that the building's management has generally maintained compliance with health and safety requirements since the initial mold and window guard issues were addressed, though the ongoing entrance lock violation and previous bedbug reporting violations indicate some areas where historical compliance has been an issue.