Neighborhood summary

Living on Lynhurst Avenue in Staten Island is a challenge, as reflected by its grade of D and a score of 60.8. Residents here frequently grapple with issues that impact their daily lives and safety. Illegal parking is a persistent problem, with nine complaints logged. Cars often park haphazardly, blocking fire hydrants, crosswalks, and even blocking traffic when double parked. Derelict vehicles also contribute to the visual and physical clutter, with four complaints registered. The street's lighting is inadequate, with eight reports of street lights being out, making late-night walks unsafe and unwelcoming.

Noise pollution from loud music and parties is another consistent issue, with five complaints. The noise often extends into the night, disturbing the peace and quiet that many residents crave, especially during late hours. Additionally, the street's cleanliness is a concern, with seven reports of trash, four of compost, and five of cones indicating potential littering or improper waste disposal. The overall dirty condition of the street, with five complaints, underscores the need for better waste management and community clean-up efforts.

The nearby streets offer a stark contrast to Lynhurst Avenue. Langere Place, Willow Avenue, and Butler Place all receive an A grade, suggesting they are well-maintained and have minimal issues. However, Chestnut Avenue, just a stone's throw away, shares Lynhurst's struggles, with a grade of F. Despite these challenges, crime rates on Lynhurst Avenue are encouragingly low, with no felonies, misdemeanors, or violations reported. This suggests that while the street faces several quality-of-life issues, it remains largely peaceful and safe for its residents.

311 complaints trend · 1.6/address ↓ Decreasing

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Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

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