91 Gelston Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11209

The two-family residential building at 91 Gelston Avenue in Fort Hamilton, owned by Lucy De Carlo, has experienced a recurring issue with pigeon waste accumulation over several years, particularly between 2018 and 2022. The Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) received multiple complaints about unsanitary conditions related to pigeon waste, with the most recent complaint still marked as "In Progress" since December 2020.

While several of these complaints were closed due to earlier complaints about the same issue, it's notable that the property underwent DOHMH inspections in December 2021 and December 2018, both of which resulted in passed inspections. These inspections were presumably conducted as follow-ups to the pigeon-related complaints, and there were no violations found regarding rodent conditions in 2016, 2018, and 2021, suggesting that rodent infestations have not been an issue at this property.

The building, constructed in 1950, is a two-story structure containing two residential units and has maintained compliance with rodent control standards based on inspection results. While the recurring nature of the pigeon waste complaints over several years is concerning, the absence of violations during specified inspections indicates that the health department has not found significant environmental health hazards during their inspections. The persistent pigeon-related complaints might suggest challenges in maintaining exterior cleanliness, though the direct impact on resident living conditions would require further context beyond what is captured in the complaint and inspection records.