Bus lanes on Cross Bay and Woodhaven Boulevards have taken way parking spots and reduced traffic capacity. To avoid congestion, drivers would use 93 Street northbound to get to Rockaway Boulevard or Atlantic Avenue.
Homeowner wants to have space to use its driveway. The City allows moving of fire hydrants at homeowner’s expense, but the hydrant is not active. I will check with Con Edison as to its policy as well as its plan moving overhead wiring underground for Ozone Park.
At the corner of 92 Street and 103 Avenue in Ozone Park dedicated to remember the resident killed, a pothole continues to grow.
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary RC Church has the contract. Young residents would loiter.
Squatter has taken over, and rents it out. Residents in this area live near the Rockaway Boulevard A Train Station, but are afraid to go out at night.
Tree at 101-66 94 Street is overgrown. Calls made to 311 at 103-20 94 Street has not resulted in any action.
More assertive residents have their system of reserving spots even those having or blocking a driveway. How should the City be involved against this systematic unfairness and parking spot shortage? Noise at Tropical Jade and crime are other issues.
Shell Station at 90-05 Myrtle Avenue has kept its price steady just below $4 a gallon for the past two months while cost of food and rent have not come down much.
Businesses and residents alike are concerned along a two-block stretch.
Both streets are narrow. Accidents have occurred when making a turn. No finding a parking spot close to home is also a common concern.