The city received five construction-related complaints on a single block of 111th Street in Richmond Hill, Queens on October 30, according to DOB records.
The complaints — numbers 4A56940, 4A56941, 4A56942, 4A56943, and 4A56944 — were filed against five consecutive addresses: 107-37, 107-38, 107-39, 107-41, and 107-42 111 Street, each carrying a distinct Building Identification Number (BINs 4203372, 4203268, 4203371, 4203370, and 4203270, respectively).
All five complaints are logged under category 45 and remain in ACTIVE status, per DOB records. DOB's complaint categories cover a range of construction-related conditions; the agency's public dataset does not include a narrative description of what was observed or alleged at each address, and no violation has been issued in connection with these complaint numbers as of this writing.
The cluster falls within Queens Community Board 10, DOB records show. Separately, five additional complaints were entered the same day at unrelated addresses across the city: a status-04 complaint at 215 East 201 Street in the Bronx (BIN 2017229), a 7J complaint at 735 DeKalb Avenue in Brooklyn (BIN 3319488), a category-23 complaint at 1241 Bedford Avenue in Brooklyn (BIN 3052940), a category-53 complaint at 248-23 88 Drive in Queens (BIN 4176788), and a 7J complaint at 535 West 28 Street in Manhattan (BIN 1089395), all per DOB records.
No stop-work order, violation, or enforcement action tied to any of these complaint numbers has posted in DOB's public datasets as of October 31.