97-36 101st Street, Queens, NY 11416

The two-family house at 97-36 101st Street in Ozone Park, owned by Julio Campos, has experienced several significant maintenance issues, particularly during 2019 when multiple complaints and violations were recorded. The building, constructed in 1920, is a two-story structure containing four units. Of particular concern are recurring heat and hot water problems, with multiple complaints in February 2019 and a serious building-wide outage reported in November 2019.

The building was inspected by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) during February 2019, revealing various issues including mold, problems with doors and windows, and violations related to paint and plaster. More critical safety violations were identified in December 2019 during an inspection of the second-floor apartment (2FL), including scalding hot water (measured at 154°F) in the kitchen, multiple water leaks, and the absence of carbon monoxide detectors. The inspection in December 2019 also documented several necessary repairs, including a defective wooden closet door frame, broken wash basin cabinet, floor issues near the stove in the kitchen, and problems with plastered surfaces in both the apartment and public hall.

Additional complaints were filed throughout 2019 regarding various maintenance issues including plumbing problems, floor conditions, and general repairs needed for cabinets and doors. While many of these complaints were closed after inspections, several violations remained open as of December 2019, indicating ongoing maintenance concerns. The building's documented history suggests a pattern of maintenance challenges during 2019, particularly affecting the second-floor apartment, with specific attention needed to building-wide systems like heat and water, as well as individual unit maintenance issues.