100 Westervelt Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10301

The three-unit, three-story building at 100 Westervelt Avenue in St. George, Staten Island, has several significant maintenance issues on record, particularly regarding inspection compliance. Most notably, there is an active housing maintenance violation from multiple years (2021-2024) concerning the failure to file annual bedbug reports as required by HPD regulations.

The building also has multiple outstanding violations related to external low-pressure inspection filings, with the most recent violation issued in September 2024 for failing to file the 2023 inspection report, and previous violations spanning from 2018 through 2022 that remain unaddressed. A concerning recent complaint was filed in December 2023 regarding food contamination that required intervention by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, though this case was later closed after the issue was addressed. The building's rodent inspection history shows a mix of results, with the most recent inspection in January 2023 passing, following several failures in 2009-2010.

These earlier failures were addressed through subsequent inspections, which passed compliance. While the building is technically listed as a "Heretofore Converted Class A" building and was constructed in 1931, the current owner, Victor Tejada, has faced ongoing challenges maintaining timely compliance with various safety and maintenance requirements over the past several years. The building's most pressing issues appear to be centered around documentation and inspection compliance, particularly regarding bedbug reporting and low-pressure system inspections, rather than immediate safety concerns based on inspection results.