35-11 214th Place, Queens, NY 11361

The two-family house at 35-11 214th Place in Bayside, owned by Peikang Cheng, has experienced several significant maintenance issues over the past few years that warrant attention. Most notably, in January 2022, there were multiple emergency complaints regarding heat and hot water deficiencies, as well as cooking gas problems, though inspectors were unable to gain access to the building on several occasions to confirm these conditions.

The building has a documented history of plumbing and gas-related issues, including a Gas Utility Referral in August 2019 where inspectors were again unable to gain access, and a plumbing complaint from August 2018 that resulted in a Stop Work Order being issued and subsequently rescinded in October 2019. During late 2018 and into 2019, there was a concern regarding the suspension of a master plumber's license, which temporarily halted plumbing work until a new master plumber was appointed.

Following these incidents, the Department of Buildings issued two plumbing permits in December 2018, suggesting that some of the prior issues were being addressed. While there don't appear to be any further documented complaints or violations in recent years (up to October 2023), the pattern of access issues during inspections and recurring maintenance problems in 2022 suggests some persistence in these challenges, though it's worth noting there have been no new complaints on record in the past two years. The building, constructed in 1901, is a typical two-story structure containing six units, and while the owner has obtained necessary permits for plumbing work, the historical issues with heating, hot water, and gas systems appear to represent the most significant concerns within the available data.