118-65 Farmers Boulevard, Queens, NY 11412

The two-family house at 118-65 Farmers Boulevard in St. Albans, owned by Muhammad Hanif, has a mix of recent violations and historical service requests that merit attention. Most notably, there are currently three active violations related to the failure to file required external low-pressure inspections for the years 2022-2023, with the most recent violation issued in September 2024.

These unresolved violations could potentially impact building safety systems. The property experienced a cluster of maintenance issues in July 2022, with multiple 311 complaints filed and subsequently investigated by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD). These complaints included reports of pests (both mold and insects), plumbing issues with basins/sinks, and problems with doors and window frames.

While all of these complaints were ultimately closed, it's worth noting that some of them resulted in violations being issued, particularly those related to mold and door issues. The building's history shows a significant period of maintenance issues in mid-2022, with both emergency and non-emergency complaints related to various systems and conditions. However, there have been no recorded 311 complaints or violations in the past year and a half (from January 2023 to present) regarding these persistent issues, which could suggest either resolution or reduced reporting of problems. The property, constructed in 1930, is a single-story building containing two residential units, and despite the historical issues noted, there is currently only one recent building violation pending resolution as of October 2023.