32 Pine Street, Staten Island, NY 10301

The three-unit residential building at 32 Pine Street in Tompkinsville, owned by Salvatore Minardi, has experienced several significant maintenance issues since early 2024. Most notably, there were multiple complaints and subsequent violations in Apartment 2, including problems with carbon monoxide detectors, smoke detectors, and a pest infestation affecting both mice and cockroaches.

The apartment also faced building code violations related to water temperature exceeding 130 degrees in the kitchen and various other maintenance issues including broken plaster surfaces and loose closet doors, though all violations were certified as closed by the end of March 2024. The building has undergone several heating system issues, with emergency complaints about inadequate heat and hot water in January 2024, though these were reportedly resolved.

The property experienced a period of unsanitary conditions that required HPD intervention and resulted in violations, along with issues related to a door frame that needed attention. While these problems were most prevalent in early 2024, there is no record of bedbug infestations during the most recent reporting period (2022-2023), and past rodent inspections indicate some historical challenges with pest control, though a compliance pass in 2014 suggests an improvement in this area. The building, constructed in 2003, is classified as HEREAFTER ERECTED CLASS A and consists of three stories.