739 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217

The three-story two-family house at 739 Fulton Street in Fort Greene, owned by Papa Cisse, has a documented history dating back to 2019 that raises several concerns about building maintenance and compliance. The property underwent multiple rodent control treatments in the summer of 2019, with bait application recorded on four consecutive inspections between June and July, suggesting a significant pest control issue at that time.

More recently, in 2022, the building received a $1,250 penalty from the Environmental Control Board for installing two unauthorized illuminated business signs on the second floor facade, measuring approximately 2'x8' and 3'x12', though this violation has since been resolved according to the records. The building's 311 service history shows one vaccine mandate non-compliance report in early 2022, which was promptly addressed by the Department of Health. Additionally, there are two Department of Buildings complaints on record, one regarding a proposed sweep in May 2022 (with no violations found upon inspection), and another related to an illegal storefront sign in December 2021, though the ultimate disposition of this complaint is unclear in the records provided.

The property's documented history reveals a pattern of pest control interventions in 2019, unauthorized signage issues in 2022, and compliance matters regarding public health mandates, though many of these issues appear to have been addressed promptly once reported. While most of the complaints and violations have been resolved through proper channels, the cumulative history suggests a need for ongoing attention to building maintenance and compliance with city regulations. The building's construction dates back to 1930, placing it in the category of older residential structures in the Fort Greene neighborhood.