Neighborhood summary

Living on Country Lane in Staten Island offers a deceptively peaceful facade, given its high grade and lack of reported crimes. However, residents are not spared from the city's typical urban challenges. The most pressing issues revolve around infrastructure and sanitation. Sidewalks, often the lifeline of New York City's pedestrians, are in dire need of repair, with several complaints about poor condition and cracked branches from trees that could potentially fall. The sewer system also poses problems, with instances of leaks, overflows, and blocked driveways, which can cause inconvenience and, in some cases, safety hazards.

Additionally, sanitation services seem to be a recurring issue. Residents have reported missed collections and spilled garbage, which can attract pests and create unsightly conditions. Parking also appears to be a challenge, with complaints about blocked fire hydrants, which not only pose a safety risk but also hinder access to water in case of emergencies. Despite these issues, Country Lane's neighbors, such as Pratt Court and Lombard Court, maintain high grades, suggesting that these problems, while annoying, are not insurmountable.

Limited data — only 7 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Country Lane

What residents are reporting

Crime on Country Lane

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