Neighborhood summary

Living on Harris Lane in Staten Island is a unique experience, shaped by both the community's strengths and the challenges it faces, as reflected in the official city data. The street, graded C with a score of 78.5, is a stark contrast to its well-maintained neighbors like Crabtree Avenue and Plumtree Lane, all of which boast A grades.

Residents of Harris Lane often find themselves battling the elements, with snow and ice accumulation being the most prevalent issue. Snow tracking is a frequent problem, with snow plowed from the street piling up on sidewalks, making it difficult for pedestrians, especially the elderly and those with mobility issues, to navigate safely. This, coupled with the occasional missed trash collection, can lead to a buildup of trash and snow, exacerbating the street's cleanliness issues.

Noise pollution is another significant challenge, with loud talking and residential noise being reported regularly. While the street remains relatively quiet in terms of crime, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations, the persistent noise can be disruptive to residents' daily lives. Additionally, illegal activities such as the conversion of residential buildings into hotels and the use of buildings without proper permits contribute to the street's overall grade.

Despite these challenges, Harris Lane is not without its unique charm. The presence of bees and wasps, while requiring careful attention, also contributes to the street's biodiversity. Moreover, the lack of crime offers a sense of safety and security that can be rare in urban environments. However, for those seeking a quieter, more orderly living experience, the contrasts between Harris Lane and its neighboring streets might be notable.

311 complaints trend · 2.2/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Harris Lane

What residents are reporting

Crime on Harris Lane

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