40 Cassidy Place, Staten Island, NY 10301

The four-story, three-unit residential building at 40 Cassidy Place in New Brighton, owned by Michael Jordan, has experienced several maintenance and safety issues since 2020. Most notably, in late 2022, the building received multiple violations related to unsanitary conditions and safety concerns, including problems with garbage storage, a missing fire escape sign, and various structural issues. These violations included defective brick and mortar at the first-story exterior wall, a loose rain gutter on the roof, and problems with vinyl siding on the exterior walls.

An environmental control board violation from December 2022 specifically cited disrepair of the external facade walls and a dislodged roof-gutter, resulting in a $1,280 penalty. The building has shown consistent compliance with bedbug reporting requirements between 2023-2024, with no reported infestations, and recent rodent inspections indicate improved conditions, with the most recent inspection (July 2017) showing no rat activity after initial problems were noted in 2009. The property's maintenance history shows a pattern of addressing violations, as evidenced by the closure of multiple Housing Maintenance Code Violations and 311 service requests.

Between 2020 and 2023, the building underwent various repairs including fixing the broken concrete threads at the stoop, addressing lighting issues at the front entrance, and completing the necessary bedbug reporting requirements. The most recent violations from early 2023 included issues with garbage storage and a missing signage, though these were promptly addressed. While the building is now current with its bedbug reporting and rodent issues appear to be resolved, the pattern of maintenance violations suggests ongoing attention to property upkeep is required. The most recent inspection records up to October 2023 indicate that while many historical violations have been resolved, some general maintenance issues persist, particularly regarding exterior elements like the facade walls and waste management systems.