Neighborhood summary

Living on Smith Place in Staten Island is generally a pleasant experience, reflected in its high grade of 90.6. The street is well-maintained, with a low crime rate, boasting zero felonies, misdemeanors, and violations in the recent period. However, residents have reported several persistent issues that slightly detract from the overall tranquility.

One of the most pressing concerns is the state of the street itself. Potholes and cave-ins are not uncommon, with several reports mentioning these hazardous conditions. The root and sewer systems also pose challenges, with residents complaining about root damage, sidewalk uplifts, and occasional flooding from clogged catch basins. Despite these infrastructure issues, the city has been responsive, with five cave-in reports and two tree-related complaints resulting in corrective action.

Illegal parking is another significant problem on Smith Place. Residents have reported three instances of commercial overnight parking and one complaint about derelict vehicles. This issue can cause congestion and block fire hydrants, a potential safety hazard. Additionally, missed waste collection has been a recurring problem, with three reports of trash accumulation, including one involving a track-out from snow.

While Smith Place is mostly quiet, some residents have mentioned issues with loud music or parties, though these may not be as frequent as in other neighborhoods. Overall, Smith Place offers a relatively safe and clean living environment, with most concerns revolving around infrastructure maintenance and parking management. The nearby streets, such as Rumplert Court and Hagaman Place, also share similar grades and issues, indicating a consistent quality of life across the area.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 20 complaints) · 2.0/address → Stable

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