94 Gordon Street, Staten Island, NY 10304

94 Gordon Street is a two-family residence located in the Stapleton neighborhood, built in 1920 and currently owned by Nicholas Shelse. The building has experienced several maintenance issues, with the most significant cluster of problems occurring in late 2021.

During this period, multiple complaints were filed regarding unsanitary conditions, including pest infestations and various maintenance issues with doors, walls, and ceilings. Notably, an inspection on December 4, 2021, revealed several violations in the second-floor apartment (Apartment 2), including the presence of lead-based paint hazards on multiple surfaces, including door frames and window frames, and issues with broken or defective plastered surfaces requiring repairs and repainting. These violations were eventually certified as corrected in 2022, though it appears there were also ongoing concerns about lead paint that required further certification of compliance in May 2024.

Prior to the 2021 issues, there was an inspection in October 2018 that identified various maintenance concerns, including encumbrances in the public hallways and defective plastered surfaces in both the first-story and second-story common areas. While these violations were closed, they indicate a history of maintenance challenges affecting both private and common areas of the building. It's worth noting that all complaints and violations from 2021 and 2018 have been marked as closed, though the building's age and history suggest that periodic maintenance issues have been a recurring theme for this property.