247 Corson Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10301

The two-family house at 247 Corson Avenue in Tompkinsville, owned by Dimitri Yanovsky, has experienced numerous maintenance issues over the past year and has several open violations as of March 2024. The building, constructed in 1935, has been particularly challenged with pest infestations, as evidenced by multiple 311 complaints and Housing Maintenance Code violations between October 2023 and March 2024, including an open violation for mice infestation in Apartment 2.

Other significant issues affecting resident safety and comfort include water temperature problems (hot water exceeding 130 degrees), carbon monoxide detector deficiencies, visible mold conditions in the bathroom, plumbing concerns with leaky kitchen faucets, and exposed electrical wiring in the hallway, all of which have been classified as violations under the Housing Maintenance Code. The property has a documented history of pest control challenges, with rodent inspections showing intermittent failures between 2011 and 2019, although recent inspections in 2019 showed compliance.

Multiple 311 complaints were filed in late 2023 regarding unsanitary conditions, particularly concerning pests, and various maintenance issues including appliance problems (electric/gas range) and safety concerns (smoke detector). While the Department of Housing Preservation and Development investigated these complaints, they often closed cases with no violations issued, though a notable October 2023 complaint did result in violations. The building's recent maintenance history suggests ongoing challenges with both basic infrastructure and pest management, as evidenced by the number and nature of complaints and violations over the past year.