113-28 200th Street, Queens, NY 11412

The two-family house at 113-28 200th Street in St. Albans, owned by Nicolette Mcleod, has experienced several significant issues over the past few years that warrant attention. Most notably, between 2018 and 2019, there was a series of violations related to unpermitted work at the cellar level, with six separate Environmental Control Board (ECB) violations issued for failing to comply with a May 2017 Commissioner's order.

These violations resulted in total penalties exceeding $10,000, though records show they were ultimately resolved. The building also had an indoor sewage odor complaint in February 2020 that was closed when health department officials were unable to contact the owner for inspection. A more recent Department of Buildings complaint in January 2021 regarding a defective boiler was inspected the same day and no violations were found.

In addition to these issues, there was one violation related to parking regulations in 2018, concerning an SUV parking on the left side of the driveway without off-street parking listed on the Certificate of Occupancy. While many of these violations have been resolved, it's worth noting that multiple failures to comply with Commissioner's orders were documented, indicating recurring issues with regulatory compliance. The building, constructed in 1925, has maintained its two-story, two-family structure throughout its history.