363 Pulaski Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10303

The two-family house at 363 Pulaski Avenue in Mariners Harbor, owned by Charles Abomeli, has experienced significant maintenance challenges in recent years, particularly during the latter half of 2022. The property, built in 1925, has documented issues with water leaks, pest infestations, and door/window problems. Between August and December 2022, there were multiple complaints of water leaks (both heavy flow and slow leaks), door and window issues, unsanitary conditions including mold and pest problems, and electrical concerns related to wiring.

The Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) conducted inspections and while no violations were issued for most complaints, there were verified violations for unsanitary conditions including pests. The building has faced persistent rodent issues over the years, with rat activity recorded in inspections from 2019 through 2022, suggesting an ongoing problem with vermin. A 2022 inspection revealed multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations in the first-floor apartment, including problems with lead-based paint, mold, and various maintenance issues affecting walls, ceilings, and door frames.

While some violations have been marked as closed, there are still open Class B and C violations related to lead paint hazards and mold conditions. The most recent rodent inspection in December 2022 resulted in bait application, indicating active pest management efforts were required. The building's two-story configuration with two units has faced these persistent maintenance issues, particularly affecting the first-floor apartment, as documented in the various inspection and complaint records from 2013 through 2022.