432 Jersey Street, Staten Island, NY 10301

The three-story, two-family home at 432 Jersey Street in Tompkinsville, owned by Peter Ruggeri, has been documented with several concerning maintenance issues, particularly relating to water damage and interior maintenance, though some of these have been addressed over time. In late 2020, multiple complaints were filed regarding water leaks and various paint/plaster issues affecting both walls and ceilings, with violations issued by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD).

A more recent inspection in November 2022 revealed several violations in Apartment 2, including visible mold in the bathroom, defective plastered surfaces, and issues with carbon monoxide detector requirements, though notably an important gas leak procedures notice requirement remains open. The building's maintenance history also shows some structural and safety concerns, including a closed complaint regarding defective flooring/stairs in June 2020, and a plumbing complaint in October 2020 that resulted in no violations being found at the time of inspection.

While rodent inspections in 2014, 2016, and 2017 all resulted in passing grades, the pattern of interior maintenance issues suggests ongoing attention to building upkeep is necessary. The approximately 125-year-old property has had multiple violations and service requests related to water damage, plastering issues, and safety compliance, with most recent violations from 2022 requiring carbon monoxide safety improvements while earlier 2020 violations revealed problems with water leakage and interior surfaces that were subsequently addressed.