86-11 75th Street, Queens, NY 11421

The three-family building at 86-11 75th Street in Woodhaven, owned by Zheng Li and constructed in 1931, has experienced several concerning maintenance issues in recent years, particularly in the past year. Most notably, in October 2024, multiple emergency service requests were filed regarding unsanitary conditions (pests), issues with the dumbwaiter door, electrical wiring problems, cooking gas concerns, and carbon monoxide detector functionality. These recent complaints share a common theme of inspection attempts by HPD that could not be completed.

Earlier issues include a building-wide heat and hot water problem in June 2023 that resulted in violations, and multiple instances of pest-related complaints, including both 2024 and 2023 incidents. The property has also faced structural and safety violations, notably including a June 2023 violation requiring repairs to self-closing doors in the vestibule and public hall. While the building has undergone several rodent inspections and received bait applications in 2023-2024, this suggests an ongoing pest control program. The building's history includes significant challenges with access for inspections and violations, particularly during complaints about heating issues and various maintenance problems.

Three identical complaints about illegal conversion were filed between 2020-2022, though inspections were unable to gain access in two instances, and no violations were found in one case. The building has maintained a pest-free status regarding bedbugs since at least 2020, with all annual reports showing zero infested units or eradicated units. The property also underwent multiple rodent inspection cycles between 2009 and 2023, with varying results from "Passed" to "Failed for Other Reasons," suggesting ongoing monitoring of pest control efforts. A notable safety violation from June 2023 remains open, regarding proper access to the building's heating system, and there are multiple closed violations related to self-closing doors and other building systems that had required attention.