Met Eugenia who cares about our environment. She observed that wild butterflies no longer come after West Nile mosquito spraying. She wondered whether non-native species such as bamboo would be a problem.
Work was done right before COVID. DoT’s Department of Design and Construction made homeowners’ parking life horrible. Cars could not fit safely after curb extensions, and space exiting and entering driveways is often a challenge. It should be designed with cars in mind!
The corner is one block east of Cross Bay Boulevard. 149 Street is a two-way street east-west; 94 Avenue is one-way north. To slow dow those speeding through to Linden Boulevard, perhaps a stop light is needed.
I am touched and thankful of the residents (Jose, Joseph), businesses (Tommy Tibbs of Spotlight Dance Factory at 133-01 Cross Bay Boulevard), non-profits (Robert Joseph of Our Neighbors Civic Association), for their community spirit and respect out to replace worn out flags. Did you know Flag Day commemorates the adoption of the flag of the … Read more
She was very humble. She is one of the reasons that make the neighborhood great!
It has hard to avoid smell of trash and rats in New York City. Instead of just stacking the bags waiting for pick up, can the smell and rats be reduced by smarter trash bagging? That would make its neighbors happy.
Complaints are from residents on Plattwood Avenue and 98 Street. Besides the elderly and children living in the residential neighborhood, there is also a Middle School 137. Also, several cars backing out of driveway have near collision accidents. Instead of speed bumps, neighbors recommend that DOT turn one block of Plattwood Avenue between Cross Bay … Read more
The “Clean up after your dog, fine $100” sign has faded in front of the house at 96-07 Plattwood Avenue. NYC311: 311-10633314 sent to DOT. Next update within 14 days.Check status: https://portal.311.nyc.gov/sr-details/?id=7bed03bf-48ea-ec11-b5cf-0004ffe505f0
There are two stop signs on 114 Street, but not on 85 Avenue, two-way traffic on both street. I propose that for every vehicle accident, there should be a study to see whether transportation signage could have been a contributing factor.
Putting New Yorkers first? The Moynihan Station was estimated to cost $315m in 1992, and grew to $1.6b upon opening. To cover the shortfall, MTA (The Empire State Development Corp.) is selling the air rights over the Farley Post Office Building. Not New Yorkers first, the project is covering and continuing MTA waste spending first. … Read more