145 Westervelt Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10301

The two-family house at 145 Westervelt Avenue in St. George, owned by Joseph Parisi, has experienced several concerning issues over the past few years, most notably recent food safety concerns. Between 2023 and 2024, there were multiple health department complaints related to food establishments, including incidents of contamination, rodent activity, and two separate food poisoning incidents involving three or more cases, though one of the poisoning cases was determined to be isolated.

The building has also faced heating system challenges, with emergency complaints filed in late 2018 and late 2019 regarding heat and hot water issues, though inspections resulted in no violations in one case, and access issues in the other complaint. While the property has maintained good records in terms of bedbug prevention (with no infestations reported from 2019 to present) and rodent inspection compliance (passing inspections in 2016 and 2021), the recent pattern of food-related complaints is notable. An active building permit was issued in November 2019 for work classified under "AL" (Alteration), though the specific nature of the work is not detailed in the provided data.

The building's documented history shows some recurring themes, particularly regarding food safety and heating system reliability. While the property has a solid track record in terms of pest control and rodent inspections, the recent cluster of health department complaints, particularly those related to food safety and rodent issues, suggests attention is required to maintain resident quality of life. The heating system issues from 2018 and 2019 indicate previous concerns with building comfort systems, though no recent heating complaints have been filed. The property has benefited from consistent monitoring and reporting, with the owner regularly submitting bedbug reports showing no infestations and passing required health inspections, though the most recent bedbug report from January 2025 shows no reported issues for the previous year.