104-35 164th Street, Queens, NY 11433

The two-family house at 104-35 164th Street in Jamaica, owned by Michael Lee, has experienced several notable maintenance issues since 2019, with the most significant concerns revolving around pest control and sanitation. The property, built in 1901, has a documented history of pest-related complaints, particularly during late 2020 and early 2021, with multiple reports of unsanitary conditions related to pests between November 2020 and March 2021.

While the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene conducted inspections in 2020 and 2021, results were mixed—with some inspections passing, while others noted violations or were unable to gain access. A cluster of complaints in 2019 related to various building features including doors, windows, and appliances, though inspections during this period did not result in any violations. The building has undergone two rodent inspections—one in November 2021 which passed, and an earlier one in December 2020 which failed for unspecified reasons.

While many of the earlier complaints from 2019 were categorized as non-emergency, they spanned various issues including door problems, refrigerator concerns, wall maintenance, and pest-related problems. All complaints ultimately reached a resolution, either through inspection or closure of the report. The pattern of complaints suggests a period of more frequent maintenance issues around 2020-2021, particularly regarding pest control, though the more recent rodent inspection passing in 2021 indicates some improvement in this area.