319 Jersey Street, Staten Island, NY 10301

The 16-unit, 2-story residential building at 319 Jersey Street in St. George, owned by Scott Langan and constructed in 1984, has experienced several noteworthy issues in recent years. Most significantly, in November 2024, multiple service requests were filed regarding various maintenance problems, including water leaks (heavy flow), paint/plaster issues (walls and ceilings), appliance concerns (electric/gas range), door problems, and unsanitary conditions involving both pests and mold.

These complaints were particularly concerning as HPD attempted but was unable to complete inspections for most of these issues, though some earlier November complaints regarding ceiling and flooring were inspected and found not to violate housing laws. The building has documented maintenance code violations from late 2024 specific to Apartment A, including problems with plumbing connections, plaster surfaces, mold, water leaks, and bathroom fixtures, though most of these violations were certified as corrected by January 2025. Additional historical context reveals past violations related to low-pressure inspection filings in 2018 and 2019, which were subsequently dismissed.

The building has maintained an acceptable record regarding bedbug infestations, with reports from 2019, 2022, and 2025 showing zero infested units. Rodent inspections in 2014 and 2022 also passed, indicating effective pest management to some extent. Currently, as of July 2025, there are no active violations on record for the building, though several May 2024 violations remained open for approximately 8 months before being marked as certified in January 2025, suggesting these issues were only recently addressed.