Neighborhood summary

Lenevar Avenue, a seemingly quiet, tree-lined street in the heart of Staten Island, presents a mix of bothersome issues despite its relatively high grade of B. Residents have frequently complained about illegal fireworks, with a staggering nine reports, causing potential hazards and disrupting the peaceful atmosphere. Missed waste collection, with seven reports, is another persistent problem, leading to unsightly litter and foul odors. Abandoned vehicles, which can obstruct views, hinder emergency services, and decrease property values, have also been a concern, with four reports. The noise from the street and sidewalks, particularly loud music and parties, has been a recurring nuisance, with three reports.

Underneath the surface, the street's infrastructure has been causing some headaches for the residents. The root, sewer, and sidewalk conditions have been in need of attention, with three reports each. These issues can lead to uneven sidewalks, potholes, and water main breaks, posing safety risks and causing property damage. Snow and ice accumulation during the winter, with two reports, can also create slippery conditions and hinder accessibility. Interestingly, residents have also reported the presence of dead animals, possibly due to the street's proximity to green spaces, with two reports each for raccoons and dead animals. Despite these challenges, the street's overall grade suggests that most residents are satisfied with their living conditions, and the local authorities seem to be addressing these issues effectively.

311 complaints trend · 2.6/address → Stable

Crime trend 6 total

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