Muriel G Atkins — Worst Landlords

Violations

Open violations at this landlord's buildings, grouped by type, most often cited first.

Cracked plaster, holes, or water damage 4 $2,360 2023–2023 1

Windows or doors not weathertight 2 $1,180 2023–2023 1

Failure to maintain interior doors that fit reasonably well within ... 2 $236 2023–2023 1

Smoke alarms missing — sleeping rooms 2 $4,572 2022–2023 1

Failure to install electrical equipment, wiring, or appliances in a... 2 $1,180 2023–2023 1

Failure to provide kitchen sinks, lavatories, laundry facilities, b... 1 $1,179 2023–2023 1

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Failure to make repairs, maintenance work, alterations or installat... 1 $1,179 2023–2023 1

Failure to maintain roof drains, gutters and downspouts in good rep... 1 $590 2023–2023 1

Interior structure not in good repair 1 $1,179 2023–2023 1

Failure to maintain interior doors capable of being opened and clos... 1 $118 2023–2023 1

Failure to maintain glazing materials free from cracks and holes 1 $118 2023–2023 1

Unsanitary bathroom or kitchen fixtures 1 $590 2023–2023 1

Smoke alarms missing — common areas 1 $2,358 2023–2023 1

Failure to install approved or properly maintain carbon monoxide de... 1 $2,214 2022–2022 1

Failure of the owner to maintain exterior property and premises in ... 1 $590 2023–2023 1

Failure of the owner to keep structure free from rodent infestation 1 $1,179 2023–2023 1

Failure keep all required portable fire extinguishers visible and r... 1 $2,214 2022–2022 1

Building

1 1359 Lawrence Street NE 24 $23,036 Dec 2023

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Violation and fine data from DC Department of Buildings open records. Fines shown are assessed amounts; DC does not publish collected amounts. "Last cited" is the date of the most recent violation recorded for each building.