95-06 Liverpool Street, Queens, NY 11435

The 2-family house at 95-06 Liverpool Street in Jamaica, owned by Mohammd Azam, was built in 1920 and has experienced several notable maintenance issues over the past years. Most recently, in July 2022, there was an indoor sewage leak investigated by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, though no health code violations were found.

The building has a documented history of plumbing and sewage-related problems, particularly in early 2019 when multiple complaints were filed regarding unsanitary sewage conditions and basin/sink issues, though inspections by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development found no violations. A significant building inspection in June 2018 revealed three violations in the first-floor apartment, including mold and mildew in the bathroom, absence of carbon monoxide detectors, and water leak issues in the bathroom ceiling, though records indicate these violations were subsequently closed. The property has undergone multiple rodent inspections between 2015 and 2018, with initial inspections failing for various reasons, though a compliance inspection in February 2018 passed.

An illegal conversion complaint was filed in December 2021, but the inspector was unable to gain access during the inspection. The building's maintenance history shows some attention to compliance matters, including a permit issued in September 2021 related to electrical work (Permit Type EW). While many past complaints were resolved without violations being found, the recurring nature of plumbing and moisture-related issues, particularly in the first-floor apartment, is a notable pattern in the building's recent history.