249-57 60th Avenue, Queens, NY 11362

The 2-story, 180-unit residential building at 249-57 60th Avenue in Little Neck, owned by Patricia Mcgowan, has experienced a cluster of concerning events related to cooking gas issues over the past several weeks. Most notably, there have been three separate emergency complaints regarding cooking gas between January 31 and February 7, 2025, with all three cases being officially closed.

The situation escalated through February 2025, with two distinct 311 service requests filed on January 31 and February 5, 2025, both concerning the same gas issue. The first complaint resulted in an inconclusive HPD inspection attempt, while the second was determined to be a duplicate of an already reported building-wide condition. Given the pattern of cooking gas-related complaints, with multiple emergency reports and service requests within a short timeframe, this situation appears to reflect an ongoing building-wide infrastructure concern rather than isolated unit-specific issues.

The building, classified as a GP GARDEN property, was constructed in 1953 and has maintained its original 2-story structure. While the current complaint cycle appears to have reached some form of resolution (as indicated by the "Closed" status of the complaints), the frequency and nature of these recent incidents warrant attention to the building's gas infrastructure systems. However, it's important to note that the data available only extends through October 2023, and any developments or changes after that date are not reflected in this report.