Neighborhood summary

Living on Pleasant Plains Avenue in Staten Island, with a grade of C, presents a mix of challenges and comforts. The street, home to 32 addresses, is a bustling yet somewhat troubled community, reflected in its top complaints. Residents frequently report noise issues, often tied to loud music or parties that extend into the night, with six specific reports of such disturbances. Abandoned vehicles and illegal parking are also significant concerns, with four reports each, suggesting a chronic problem with vehicles obstructing the street and sidewalks.

The street's condition contributes to some of these issues. Sidewalks are often cited as problematic, with reports of collapsed sections, potholes, and partial access due to parked vehicles or other obstacles. During winter, snow and ice accumulation further exacerbate these issues, making the street less navigable and safe. Despite these challenges, the block has not been without care; there have been reports of missed collections, indicating that efforts are being made to maintain cleanliness and order.

Interestingly, despite the noise and parking issues, Pleasant Plains Avenue has a low crime rate, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations. This suggests that while there are certainly issues to be addressed, the street remains relatively safe. The surrounding streets offer a range of conditions, with Station Avenue being the most troubled (Grade D), while nearby Canterbury Court, Carly Court, and Savona Court boast better scores (Grade A). This diversity in conditions highlights the importance of community engagement and city services in shaping the quality of life on individual streets.

311 complaints trend · 1.6/address → Stable

Crime trend 4 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Pleasant Plains Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Pleasant Plains Avenue

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