Neighborhood summary

Living on Goodall Street in Staten Island is a mixed bag, with a C grade reflecting the challenges residents face, despite the peaceful crime statistics. The street, home to 26 addresses, is lined with mature tree canopies that, while providing much-needed shade, have caused issues due to damaged and overgrown branches. Residents have reported six instances of damaged trees and four cases of overgrown tree branches, with three entire trees having fallen down, potentially causing blockages or hazards.

Water system issues are prevalent, with five reports of leaks, including four instances of leaks directly affecting residents' apartments. Additionally, four reports of rodent sightings and conditions attracting rodents suggest a persistent pest problem, which could be exacerbated by the water system issues and the presence of derelict vehicles.

Noise pollution is another notable concern, with two reports each of loud music/parties and car/truck music. While these issues may not be constant, they can significantly impact the quality of life for residents, especially during the warmer months when windows are open. The blocked driveway and illegal parking complaints indicate a parking situation that may not be well-managed, potentially leading to frustrations among neighbors.

Despite these challenges, Goodall Street is sandwiched between several A-graded streets, such as Glover Street, Highland Lane, Heinz Avenue, and Crescent Beach Park, which may offer nearby residents more desirable living conditions. However, the low crime rates on Goodall Street could be seen as a positive aspect, with only one misdemeanor offense reported in the vicinity, suggesting a relatively safe environment for residents.

311 complaints trend · 1.5/address → Stable

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Noise Breakdown

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Crime on Goodall Street

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