105-08 87th Street, Queens, NY 11417

The two-family house at 105-08 87th Street in Ozone Park, owned by Eddy Rosario, is a 1935 two-story building currently containing two residential units. The property has experienced several notable incidents over the past five years, with the most recent being a reported rodent condition in April 2023, which was promptly investigated by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and resulted in a passed inspection with no violations found. The building has faced multiple regulatory issues, including three separate complaints from 2018 to 2023 regarding construction and maintenance matters.

These include an illegal structure made of corrugated steel in 2018 that prompted violations (both ECB and DOB) for working without a proper permit, and subsequent failure to certify corrections of these violations in March 2019. Two additional complaints were logged in 2020 and 2023 regarding unauthorized fence conditions, though inspectors were unable to gain access to the property during the 2023 inspection. The records also indicate a pattern of regulatory interactions, with each complaint ultimately being closed, though some required multiple interactions to resolve, including a second final attempt for fence-related issues in 2023.

The property's violation history shows a mix of resolved and dismissed charges, including an important ruling in March 2019 when an ECB violation related to failure to certify corrections of an immediately hazardous condition was dismissed by the Department of Buildings. While no monetary penalties were imposed in recent years, the property has undergone consistent scrutiny from various city agencies, particularly in relation to construction-related issues. The most recent rodent inspection in April 2023 (following the service request) was conducted and passed, indicating that this particular health concern has been addressed, though the initial complaint suggests some past maintenance concerns. The building's overall history shows a pattern of regulatory interactions primarily centered around construction and maintenance issues, with relatively few recent complaints, suggesting some stabilization in building conditions over the past few years.