At the dead end of Park Lane South
Teenagers would hang out, smoke weed, defecate and trash at the end of this road. Finding a parking spot is also a challenge.
Health
Vibrating music that sets off car alarms and modified pipes sounding like gunshots can be health hazard for residents.
People who do not sleep well or who have certain conditions could have their health damaged by these outbursts. Installation and modification should be restricted and fined. Late night noise and party should always be done in consideration of neighbors.
Air Quality: Liberty Ave & Rockaway Blvd
This stretch between Woodhaven Boulevard and 86 Street has many car repair shops and a cement mixing company. Residents are concerned that there is no closed ventilation system at those locations.
Atlantic Ave and 109 St: Rats and parking
Residents without a driveway are angry that the car repair businesses are using street parking as their garage. Also a rat problem was observed when a strip of stores opened from Dollar Tree to a laundromat back in 2021.
CMS coordinates the Medicare and Medicaid programs
It is not a common name, but rules and regulations promulgated by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) control practically how health care is managed in the United States. Patients and doctors have asked for changes such as staffing a geriatric physician at hospital ER. I will continue to be educated about the … Read more
Adult equipments request at Rizzuto Park
Parents and children are not the only users of city’s parks. Adult exercise equipments should be added.
T-Mobile cell tower is a few feet away
Resident should be concerned. T-Mobile’s cell phone tower lease contract is not available online. Check location of towers near you.
Metropolitan Avenue off Woodhaven Boulevard
(1) Accidents happen regularly when cars turning right onto Metropolitan at this corner; there is a police camera, but residents have been asked for videos. (2) Trash tossed over the fence from people waiting for bus. (3) A resident did place her own trash can to collect public trash. (4) Residents notice start of a … Read more
Hurricane Ida was a 5′ basement flood event at 74 Avenue and Woodhaven Service Road.
City sewer backed up flooding basements and cars parked in the backyard. Residents said the City had not cleared the sewers properly, and the 4″ pipe should be upsized to 6″. Another annoyance expressed by residents in this area is dog poop not picked up.
