“Keep Intersection Clear” sign is not effective.
The more effective method not to block the box is for Department of Transportation to paint a white box on Myrtle Avenue allowing distance for cars to exit and enter…
Park Lane South east of Woodhaven Boulevard has been milled, remilled, repaved, replanted…
Quality of work by DoT and Parks & Recreation is subpar. Where sewer drain is right before Woodhaven Boulevard, the road dips scratching car bottoms and road. Even a ConEd…
Can you spot the fire hydrant?
This dead end facing the Forest Park Shops on 88th Place has “NO PARKING ANYTIME” sign constantly ignored. Weeds and plants have covered the “yellow” fire hydrant. A few houses…
Parking on stretch of 94 Street above Park Lane South
Since the street dead ends, parking and driving requires extra attention. If a car parks at the grassy “No Parking Anytime” spot right outside of the “hand made” STOP sign,…
Abandoned property at 89-50 134 Street invites squatters and trash. Fire hazard is expected when winter comes.
Medisys (a/k/a Jamaica Hospital) has bought several homes in the area. Some are also vacant. Along this stretch, there are a non-working police camera, trash concerns and cars blocking driveway,…
Homeless and safety at Jamaica Van Wyck Subway entrance.
Residents are afraid for their safety where Kew Gardens Road, Metropolitan and Jamaica Avenue intersect. The bench area attracts drug users, homeless and unwelcomed activities. With the number of mentally…
Trash at warehouse along LIRR invites rats.
There is trash and dumping at 88th Avenue and 131st Street. Rats are everywhere. Wise potato chips food company rents a section of the warehouse. Neighbors sometimes pitch in to…
Even a dead end street has speeding drivers, piles of trash and upticking crime.
133 Street off Metropolitan Avenue is about a 900 feet dead-end residential street. During alternate side street cleaning hours, parked cars do not move and are not ticketed. Trash piles…