107-69 100th Street, Queens, NY 11417

The two-family home at 107-69 100th Street in Ozone Park, owned by Joseph Nowinski, has experienced persistent rodent-related issues over the past several years. The building, constructed in 1960, has shown recurring rat activity according to multiple inspections by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) between 2017 and 2022, with the most recent documented inspection in December 2022 showing bait applied following noted rat activity in October 2022.

The property has also been subject to at least three specific rodent-related 311 complaints between 2018 and 2021, with the April 2021 complaint indicating signs of rodents. In addition to the pest control challenges, there are current building concerns that warrant attention.

As of December 2024, there is an active complaint regarding an illegal conversion at the property, though the inspector was unable to gain access on the first attempt in February 2025. The building has previously experienced access issues during inspections related to a permit complaint in 2021, where inspectors also could not gain access during their second and final attempt. These unresolved building access issues and the history of rodent problems suggest ongoing maintenance challenges at the property, though it's worth noting that some inspections conducted as far back as September 2017 did show compliance regarding rat activity.