177-52 106th Avenue, Queens, NY 11433

The two-family house at 177-52 106th Avenue in Jamaica, built in 1930 and currently owned by The Estate Of Lorenzo & Shirley Williams, has experienced several significant maintenance and compliance issues in recent years, particularly during 2018. Most notably, in October 2018, the building faced a heat and hot water emergency affecting the entire structure, which was eventually resolved within four days according to HPD records. This incident followed a series of related compliance issues regarding unauthorized construction work in the building.

Between February and November 2018, there were multiple Environmental Control Board (ECB) violations primarily concerning construction work performed without proper permits. These violations, which were all ultimately resolved, specifically related to unauthorized modifications in the cellar level including the installation of partitions, bathroom fixtures, and associated plumbing and gas lines. The penalties associated with these violations, while initially set at $1,600 for one incident in February 2018, were recorded as having a balance due of $0.00.

The building's documented history shows a pattern of regulatory non-compliance during 2018, with six separate ECB violations issued between February and November of that year, all linked to the failure to comply with previous orders and the maintenance of unpermitted modifications. Each of these violations referenced earlier summonses and appeared to relate to the same underlying issue of unauthorized construction work at the cellar level. While the records indicate all these violations have been resolved, it's noteworthy that the most recent significant incident on record was the heat and hot water emergency from October 2018, suggesting that building systems maintenance has been a recurring concern.