97-22 103rd Street, Queens, NY 11416

The two-family house at 97-22 103rd Street in Ozone Park, owned by Wei Ru Ouyang, has experienced several significant maintenance issues over the past five years. The most recurring problem has been with heating and hot water systems, with three emergency complaints filed in 2021 and one in 2020, though inspectors were often unable to gain access to verify the conditions.

The building has also faced multiple infrastructure challenges, particularly in 2019-2020, including documented issues with electrical systems, plumbing, and water flow. Multiple violations were issued during inspections on January 18, 2020, primarily affecting the second-floor apartment (2FL), including exposed electrical wires in the kitchen (Class B violation), various painting requirements (Class A violations), and several security concerns. Earlier violations from August 2019 involved defective locks and door issues in the public hall and second-floor apartment, as well as a broken bathroom tile floor.

The building's maintenance record shows a pattern of persistent issues, particularly with heating systems and basic infrastructure, though most violations have been formally closed following corrective actions. Notably, while there were documented electrical and plumbing problems, the majority of complaints received responses indicating no violations were found upon inspection, suggesting some issues may not have been thoroughly documented in the system. The property's age (built in 1925) and the frequency of heating system complaints during winter months suggest ongoing challenges with infrastructure maintenance, though more recent data (up to October 2023) is necessary for a complete current status assessment.