Teenagers car race up and down this stretch of Dexter Court by Frank L. Lane Educational Complex. Accidents have and will continue to happen. Also, when parents dropping off and picking up their child, they would block residents’ driveway.
NationalGrid started to replace gas pipe lines at the beginning of 2022, and is still unfinished. Neighbors complained about trash, parking (most homes have no driveway), on and off repairs, homeless by Chase Bank, aging Post Office building, stolen packages, uneven temporary asphalt sidewalks (difficult for seniors), tilting tree guards…
80 Street slopes downward from Park Lane South to Jamaica Avenue. Logically, houses higher up should not be flooded. Street construction about a year ago changed the pitch of the sidewalk, and now several houses flood when rainwater runs down the street. Is the City liable?
Ex-Governor Cuomo legalized recreational use (up to 3 ounces) of marijuana in the FY22 budget bill on March 31, 2021. It would remain illegal until the state draws up regulations. No single retail license has been issued to date! Residents of Tudor Village could smell it along 133 Avenue and 83 Street. It is illegal … Read more
This section of Tudor Village is dark at night. A resident has observed that people would do number 2 at the park. Also new neighbors would play loud music all night.
A voter said she always votes, but nothing ever change. Politicians only show up when there is an election. They have their representative talk to constituents. Letters and phone calls go unanswered. Trees that dangle dangerously or have intruded basement. Potholes that get worse or slow to repair. Streets that have not been milled for decades if ever. … Read more
Cars stolen in this area within a month; loose cable in front of 124-03 111 Avenue; wide sinking pothole in the middle of street; possible drug den at 124-10 111 Avenue; popping mufflers at night; double parking; speeding; stolen packages…
When a sewer line connecting 124-11 111 Avenue from house to the main, the pipe was diverted to avoid the tree roots. Now the roots have cracked basement flooring. What can the homeowner do?
Every since the shelter opened, neighbors have observed residents of the shelter going through yards and garages, opening car doors day and night, defecating at the Ruoff Triangle park… “Since they have time on their hands, why don’t they do some community service (such as street cleaning),” said a voter who had her car stolen.
Where 102 Road merges with Liberty Avenue, there are a lot of trees covering cable wires. The area is dark. There is no street lamp; rain water puddles regularly; packages are stolen often, and mugging has occurred.