General ConstructionQueensPermit Issued

Interior Alteration / Renovation at 30-12 36 Street, Queens

30-12 36 STREET, QUEENS, 11103 · Astoria (Central)

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What was permitted

A General Construction permit (Tracking #: 753428849) has been issued for an interior alteration and renovation project at 30-12 36 STREET QUEENS 11103, located in the Astoria (Central) neighborhood. This project, with an estimated cost of $50,000, involves significant updates to the cellar and floors 001 through 002 of the property due to age.

The permit was issued on March 26, 2026, and is set to expire on April 19, 2026. R & E RENOVATIONS CORP (GC) is the licensed contractor responsible for executing this work, with STRIGA ARCHITECTURE, PLLC listed as the property owner.

This permit signifies that the planned interior renovation work at 30-12 36 STREET QUEENS 11103 has been approved by the city. Neighbors can monitor the progress and ensure work adheres to regulations.

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What it cost

$50,000reported on this filing

Issued

March 26, 2026

Expires

April 19, 2026

License

General Contractor

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Filed by R & E RENOVATIONS CORP · 4 permits across 2 neighborhoods

View the official permit record

Tracking number, work description, cost, and dates

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Tracking Number753428849
Work Permit #Q01374773-I1-GC
Job Filing Number
Work TypeGeneral Construction
StatusPermit Issued
Job DescriptionInterior Alteration / Renovation due to age
Floor / UnitCellar, Floor Number(s) 001 through 002
Estimated Cost$50,000
ApprovedMarch 23, 2026
IssuedMarch 26, 2026
ExpiresApril 19, 2026
BBL
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Property Owner

STRIGA ARCHITECTURE, PLLC

Keith Striga

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