Neighborhood summary

Living on Ascan Avenue in Queens, residents are often met with a challenging environment, as indicated by the street's grade of F, the lowest possible score. The most pressing issue is the deplorable condition of the street itself, with 42 complaints centered around potholes and cave-ins, making navigation difficult and dangerous for both vehicles and pedestrians. Illegal parking is another significant problem, with 19 complaints, likely causing traffic congestion and blocking access to emergency vehicles. The noise pollution is also overwhelming, with a total of 30 complaints related to street, sidewalk, and vehicle noise, including violations like loud talking and construction noise before or after permitted hours. Interestingly, some residents have also expressed concern about lead, with 8 requests for lead kit testing in residential properties, suggesting potential health hazards.

The street is also plagued by a high number of parking and food establishment-related complaints, indicating possible issues with restaurants and outdoor dining areas not adhering to regulations. Additionally, abandoned vehicles and water system problems further contribute to the overall dissatisfaction with the living conditions on Ascan Avenue. The crime statistics, while not exceedingly high, still present concerns with 1 felony assault and several harassment and petit larceny incidents reported. In contrast, nearby streets like Fairway Close, Greenway South, Puritan Avenue, and Whitson Street maintain grades of A or B, highlighting the stark difference in quality of life for residents of Ascan Avenue.

311 complaints trend · 2.5/address → Stable

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Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

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What residents are reporting

Crime on Ascan Avenue

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