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
Residents are afraid. Who is responsible for damages? One is 102-09 135th Street, the other is at 134-11 102nd Avenue.
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
Due to construction at Van Wyck Expressway, a fire hydrant was moved further in on 97 Avenue. Homeowners now face parking violation that did not exist before as well as tickets due to trash that does not belong to them.
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.
Call it COVID, Polio or Monkeypox, it is Democrat’s political business as usual since March 2020.
The property is owned by the City of New York. It has been left vacant and unattended for decades. Good neighbors have kept it cleaned. City decided to lock it up this year. Now it is unsightly.
To avoid waiting for the stop light at Jamaica Avenue and Forest Parkway, cars heading to the Interboro Parkway (a/k/a) Jackie Robinson Parkway west of Forest Parkway would turn up 79 Street instead jeopardizing safety of families along the narrow one-way street. Residents had police patrols, requested speed bumps… Some proposed reversing the one-way direction, … Read more
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 illed growing, certified phych beds have been reduced. Report.
