115 Sharrotts Road, Staten Island, NY 10309

The 2-family house at 115 Sharrotts Road in Woodrow, owned by Chunying Lin, has been documented with several concerning issues, most notably during a concentrated period in 2020. The property experienced multiple unsanitary conditions related to pests, most significantly documented through Housing Maintenance Code violations in May 2020, with specific violations for roach infestations in the 2nd floor apartment that remain open as of the current date.

Additionally, there were problems with mold, a malfunctioning kitchen cabinet, and defective carbon monoxide detecting devices that were reported and inspected in April-May 2020. These violations, while initially resulting in some inspections showing no violations, generally indicate significant maintenance issues that required multiple complaints and inspections to address. Prior to these housing maintenance concerns, the property had two notable incidents in 2018 relating to unauthorized modifications: a complaint about an illegal curb cut/driveway installation and an illegal conversion issue, though both complaints were marked as closed with varying outcomes (including Oath Violation Served for the curb cut).

An Environmental Control Board violation from November 2018 regarding non-conforming construction documents remains active, with a penalty of $500 associated with an improperly enlarged curb cut. This violation indicates that modifications were made beyond the scope of approved construction documents, though the balance due is listed as $0.00. The building, constructed in 1995, has had relatively few documented issues overall, with the most significant pattern of complaints occurring during the Spring of 2020, focusing primarily on pest-related problems and maintenance concerns in the upper apartment.