90-30 180th Street, Queens, NY 11432

The two-family house at 90-30 180th Street, owned by Mohammed Mian, has experienced several significant maintenance and compliance issues since late 2019 through 2022. Most notably, there was a cluster of problems in October 2019 in the first-floor apartment, including multiple pest infestations, plumbing issues affecting sinks and basins, and a malfunctioning gas range.

These problems led to violations requiring repairs to various systems, including heat and hot water, which were temporarily resolved when HPD responded to a service request in November 2019. The building also underwent unauthorized modifications in 2020, with violations documented for constructing additional partitions, installing new plumbing fixtures, and other work in the cellar without proper permits, resulting in several Environmental Control Board violations.

Though these were eventually resolved, one violation remained regarding failure to certify corrections, but this was dismissed in March 2021. More recent history shows relatively fewer documented issues, with the last notable incident being a complaint about unlicensed plumbing work in November 2019, and a routine sweep inspection in May 2022 that found no violations. The building's age (constructed in 1920) and the nature of the previous violations suggest careful attention to maintenance and compliance will be required, particularly concerning plumbing systems and heating infrastructure, though the frequency of complaints appears to have diminished significantly since 2019-2020.