Neighborhood summary

Living on Cheves Avenue in Staten Island is a generally pleasant experience, as reflected by its high grade of 97.0. The street is well-maintained, with a notable absence of significant issues like noise complaints or parking violations that often plague other NYC streets. However, residents have reported a few nuisances, primarily related to snow management and tree maintenance.

During winter, snow and ice accumulation can be a challenge, with 11 instances of snow tracking reported. This suggests that while the Department of Sanitation does its best to keep the street clear, heavy snowfall can sometimes leave a buildup that causes temporary inconvenience. Additionally, there have been reports of poorly conditioned trees, including a fallen branch and even an entire tree. These incidents highlight the importance of regular tree maintenance, especially in an area prone to harsh winters.

Despite these minor issues, life on Cheves Avenue is largely peaceful and safe, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations. The street's proximity to other high-graded streets like Ruth Street and Demorest Avenue contributes to a sense of security and overall quality of life. While there may be the occasional snow tracking or fallen branch, the street's high grade indicates that these issues are the exception rather than the rule, and are promptly addressed by city services.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 16 complaints) · 1.3/address ↑ Increasing

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