30-12 Lewmay Road, Queens, NY 11691

The two-family house at 30-12 Lewmay Road in Far Rockaway, owned by Peyman Nazarian, has experienced several maintenance issues since its construction in 2004, with the most recent power outage occurring in February 2023 being the latest service interruption. A notable cluster of problems emerged between late 2018 and 2020, including repeated reports of unsanitary conditions involving pests and mold, heating system issues in winter 2019-2020, and various maintenance concerns such as problems with an electric/gas range, door/window frame issues, and multiple pest-related complaints. The building has been subject to multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations, particularly apparent in 2019-2020, with several open violations related to window repairs, water leakage, plaster damage, and other maintenance issues concentrated primarily in the second-floor apartments.

While some violations from early 2020 regarding window sashes, water leaks, and plaster surfaces remain open as of the latest records available, inspections have generally shown that the building passes most checks, including rodent inspections in 2010 and 2020. The property has a documented history of heating and electrical issues, with emergency service requests recorded in both February 2020 and February 2023 for power outages. Multiple violations were issued in December 2019 concerning various maintenance issues on the second floor, including problems with plaster surfaces, windows, and heating systems.

The building's maintenance record shows periods of concentrated issues followed by relative stability, with the most recent complaints primarily focusing on electrical systems. Notably, inspections by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) and the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) have consistently found that most complaints, when investigated, do not result in violations being issued, though some cases from 2018 do show violations related to unsanitary conditions. The pattern of complaints suggests recurring issues with building systems and maintenance, particularly affecting the second floor, though many historical issues appear to have been resolved through inspection and closure processes.