109-15 Centreville Street, Queens, NY 11417

The two-story, six-unit residential building at 109-15 Centreville Street in Ozone Park, owned by Danny Shirazi and constructed in 1976, has experienced recurring pest-related issues over recent years, with significant patterns emerging in the past two years. Most notably, there have been multiple complaints about unsanitary conditions related to pests between 2021 and 2023, with the most recent complaints filed in October 2023 being closed without inspection access.

These ongoing pest issues prompted four separate violations in 2023, 2024, 2022, and 2021 related to annual bedbug reporting requirements under the Housing Maintenance Code, though the most recent bedbug filings from 2025 indicate no infested units. The building has also faced other maintenance challenges, including electrical issues (no lighting) and garbage storage problems in 2021, though these violations were closed without penalties. Three open violations from March 2021 remain concerning, related to proper building signage and gas leak safety procedures, which could impact resident safety and information access.

The property's recent history shows some attention to compliance matters, including a February 2024 inspection regarding construction compliance that resulted in no violations being found. While the building has had rodent-related issues in the past, inspections in 2019 and 2016 passed, suggesting some progress in pest management. The recurring nature of pest-related complaints and the open violations regarding building safety signage and procedures represent the most significant current maintenance concerns, though the bedbug situation appears to be under control based on recent filings.