Neighborhood summary

Living on 115 Terrace in Queens is a mixed experience, with a C grade reflecting both persistent issues and areas of improvement. The street struggles with water system problems, with residents reporting no water (WNW) five times, and possible water main breaks and leaks each reported once. These issues can be disruptive, leading to inconveniences like no running water for daily tasks.

Noise pollution is another significant concern, with loud music or parties reported four times. This can disturb the peace and quiet of the neighborhood, especially during late hours, affecting residents' quality of life. Illegal parking is also a frequent complaint, with five reports of cars blocking hydrants and posted parking signs being violated once. This not only creates parking difficulties for residents but also poses safety hazards by blocking access to fire hydrants.

Despite these issues, the street benefits from its proximity to well-maintained and safe nearby streets like Springfield Avenue and East Springfield Playground. However, the nearby street 228 Street, with a grade of F, suggests that some residents might face more severe challenges. Crime on 115 Terrace is relatively low, with only one felony and two misdemeanors reported, mainly involving vehicle and traffic laws and assaults. Nonetheless, the presence of felony assaults indicates a need for vigilance and community engagement to maintain safety.

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Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 115 Terrace

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Crime on 115 Terrace

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