147-52 109th Avenue, Queens, NY 11435

The three-story, three-unit residential building at 147-52 109th Avenue in Jamaica, owned by Mohammed Hoque, has several significant recent and historical events on record. Most notably, in May 2024, the building experienced a plumbing emergency that warranted HPD involvement, though no violations were found following inspection. Multiple open violations remain from May 2024 related to safety notification requirements, including the need to post carbon monoxide detector requirements, smoke detector requirements, gas leak procedures, and bedbug reporting information.

A 2018 violation concerning inadequate entrance lighting was also recorded. Between 2018 and 2019, there were several Environmental Control Board violations related to unauthorized cellar modifications, including the installation of bathroom facilities and partitions, though these were ultimately resolved with no penalties imposed. Earlier concerns include a 2022 complaint about exposed electrical wiring (though access was not granted for inspection), and various permit-related matters.

The building's permit history shows an electrical work permit was issued in January 2022. The property has maintained its classification as a "HERETOFORE CONVERTED CLASS A" multiple dwelling since its 1925 construction, though the building's cellar space has been a point of regulatory scrutiny due to unauthorized modifications made in 2018. Regular bedbug reporting requirements appear to have been consistently violated over multiple years (2021-2024), as evidenced by the repeated violations.