Loiters have used the back of Golden Farms supermarket on 77th Street as their back yard playing loud music late into the night, drinking, smoking, BBQing. Numerous complaints were filed. Tenants moved out. All police could do was to drive by. Worse, Liberty Avenue divides 102 Precinct to the north and 106 Precinct to the … Read more
Property owners are responsible for cleaning sidewalk and 18″ from the curb according to NYC Sanitation. What happens if your sidewalk includes a MTA station exit? Trash begets dog poop. Owner has been ticketed without getting assistance nor sympathy from the MTA. Residents have also asked when will an elevator be installed at this 80 … Read more
At 92 Avenue next to the LIRR Jamaica Yard, cars are dumped here regularly. City does remove them only to be replaced by more vehicles dumped. Sometimes, police have issued violation tickets to cars of law-abiding residents. Because a night club is one block away, KISS at 130-35 91 Avenue, patrons would block residents’ driveway … Read more
To go from Richmond Hill to South Richmond Hill between Lefferts Boulevard and the Van Wyck Expressway, 130th Street running through an industrial area then beneath the LIRR Jamaica Yard is the only option. Cars often speed through this section scaring the few residents living here. When parking, drivers would often ignore driveways blocking homeowners … Read more
The City seems not to care about this area. The corner is quiet with a warehouse at Van Wyck Expressway. Dumping is regular. Street lighting is weak. Flooding is an issue. Parked cars are left for months; many have no registration or plates. This corner has two drainage system. The higher drain is connected to … Read more
As cost to rent increases, more families are squeezed together bringing more cars to the street. To free up more space for parking, I propose a car towing unit that focus solely on towing illegally parked cars. Long-term parked cars tend to attract trash dumping common the warehouse off Van Wyck Expressway pictured here.
Alfredo has lived in his rent stabilized apartment for decades. His age and heart condition have made climbing stairs in the building with no elevator harder. What if he needs a wheelchair? Homeless and drug addicts have tried to enter the building. There is no answer posted on NYC Rent Guideline Board’s website.
The Moynihan Train Hall (was Station) opened January 1, 2021. It took nearly two years to acknowledge complaints about no public seating?! The MTA is governed by a 21-member Board. All the members are nominated by the Governor!
