The necessity of self-closing doors, which are a city requirement in large residential buildings, were highlighted in the horrific Twin Parks fire last month which killed 17 people.
The management of the Grand Avenue building was cited by the city’s Housing and Preservation Department on January 19th for failure to maintain a self-closing door in a third-floor apartment.
"Self-closing doors are required in all buildings with three or more apartments" as a fire safety measure, according to HPD. There have been dozens of complaints about the building from residents in the past year, including anonymous complaints on January 15th, 2022 and then again on January 21st, 2022, filed with the HPD saying that there was no heat in the entire building. Most of the other complaints involve mice, leaks, mold or ceiling collapses.
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