115-70 203rd Street, Queens, NY 11412

The two-family house at 115-70 203rd Street in St. Albans, owned by Elizabeth Harting, was constructed in 2005 and stands two stories tall. The building's maintenance record reveals several concerning patterns, particularly related to heating and hot water infrastructure.

Most notably, in late 2018, there were multiple emergency complaints regarding heat and hot water issues affecting the entire building, with incidents reported to both the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) on November 21 and December 22. While one incident was addressed within four days of reporting, another led to HPD's inability to gain access for inspection. Two Class C violations were officially documented against the second-story apartment in January 2018, specifically citing inadequate heat supply and hot water availability at fixtures, though these violations appear to remain open with no certification date recorded.

More recently, in January 2020, there was a smoking-related complaint filed with the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH), which resulted in an administrative closure indicating the issue was addressed. While this smoking violation is not directly related to the building's core systems, it's worth noting as part of the building's overall complaint history. The most recent recorded service request on file shows resolution occurred in June 2024, suggesting some ongoing monitoring or follow-up related to the earlier smoking complaint. As of July 2025, there are no new complaints or violations on record since 2024, though the persistence of the earlier heating and hot water violations from 2018 warrants attention to their historical significance.