3003 Seagirt Avenue, Queens, NY 11691

The three-story, three-unit building at 3003 Seagirt Avenue in Far Rockaway, owned by Natanel Yakobov and constructed in 2004, has experienced several maintenance issues over recent years. Most notably, in October 2024, there were multiple emergency situations requiring attention, including concerns with electrical wiring, carbon monoxide detector functionality, water supply plumbing, and a broken window guard, along with reports of pest issues and damp spots. There are also open violations from May 2024 requiring repairs to the third-story public hall ceiling paint and fire retardant materials, as well as addressing plastic protective covers over sprinkler heads.

Historical records show ongoing infrastructure challenges, including electrical issues (notably a recurring problem with lighting), a sewage complaint in February 2024, and various appliance-related concerns, including problems with the refrigerator, electric range, and other fixtures. The property has maintained a consistent record of bedbug reporting compliance from 2019-2025, with no reported infestations, and while rodent inspections showed initial compliance issues in 2014, subsequent inspections did pass. The building's maintenance history reveals a pattern of both urgent and non-urgent repair needs.

Open violations from 2021-2024 include issues with apartment-specific problems such as a broken kitchen ceiling light fixture in apartment 3, defective ceiling fan, window damage, and electrical outlet problems. Safety systems require particular attention, as evidenced by the broken window guard violation and carbon monoxide detector issue in October 2024. The property has documented attempts at compliance with housing maintenance codes, with numerous violations classified as either Class A, B, or C, indicating varying levels of severity. While the bedbug and rodent situations appear to be under control based on inspection results and reporting, the building continues to grapple with various infrastructural and safety maintenance challenges that have persisted over multiple years, warranting ongoing attention to resident safety and comfort concerns.