3516 Neptune Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11224

The two-family residence at 3516 Neptune Avenue in Coney Island, owned by Grace Wesson, is a two-story building constructed in 1901. Recent history shows significant rodent-related issues throughout 2022 and into 2021, with multiple DOHMH inspections and baiting interventions.

The most recent service request from July 2021 regarding rat sightings remains "In Progress," while earlier complaints from May 2021 and 2018 about rodent conditions were formally closed, though inspections were to be conducted. A concerning pattern emerged in 2022, with nine documented bait application interventions between February and December 2022, along with two compliance inspections in February and December that failed for "Other Reasons," indicating persistent infestation challenges.

The building has also faced some structural and safety concerns, including a 2019 complaint about construction enforcement that required verification by DOB, and a significant issue in October 2018 when it was cited as a "Vacant, Open and Unguarded" structure, resulting in violation(s) being issued. An active ECB violation from October 2018 pertains to parking regulation violations in a residential district, specifically regarding improperly stored vehicles in the driveway, with a penalty of $6,250 imposed. While the building's age and history reflect typical urban challenges, the consistent rodent-related issues, particularly during 2021-2022, and the vacant/unguarded status in 2018, stand out as significant concerns in the building's recent history.