67 Clark Lane, Staten Island, NY 10304

The two-family house at 67 Clark Lane in Tompkinsville, owned by Edmond Kazani, has experienced recurring maintenance issues since its construction in 1990, with the most recent problems emerging in mid-2025. The building has recently garnered attention for ceiling paint/plaster issues, with violations issued in June 2025.

Previously, in June 2024, there were multiple concerns requiring attention, including pest infestations (violation issued), broken window guards (safety concern), and various inspection findings related to plumbing (toilet), flooring (floor), and window frames, though not all of these resulted in violations. Earlier records from 2022 show emergency plumbing issues involving a heavy water flow leak and sink basin problems, along with paint/plaster concerns affecting cabinets and walls, with violations issued in some instances. The building's documented history suggests ongoing maintenance challenges, particularly concerning interior conditions like paint, plumbing, and pest management.

While many of the complaints have been addressed through inspections and resolutions, some have resulted in violations, indicating areas where building code compliance may be incomplete or ongoing. The pattern of maintenance issues appears to cluster around certain periods, particularly in 2022 and 2024, with the most current issues emerging in 2025 focusing on ceiling conditions. The property's recorded complaints demonstrate a range of maintenance concerns that have required attention from the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) over multiple years, with varying degrees of resolution status.