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 clean up.
Sanitation
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 up. Rats abound. For those cars that do move, residents’ driveway if often blocked. Previously, crime has been low, but now… theft and break-in are … Read more
One bench wrongly placed at PS 54 Hillside is causing nothing but trouble.
It was installed about 3 years ago. It has attracted wrong people and wrong activities at the wrong time. Wednesday night boom box music until 2 am, drug use, dog poop, homeless, drinking, all happening at PS 54. It should be removed.
DEP repaired service lines at homes along 124 Street between Jamaica and 89 Avenues in August. Water pressure dropped.
Concerns were raised. Response is lacking.
$500 million 2020, 2022, 2024. Does MTA even care about you and your money???
When the COVID pandemic hit. When you saw nightly subway cleaning. When it announced cost of fare evasion… Solutions? Build taller turnstiles. $ Hike fares in March 2023. $$ Congestion pricing in 2024. $$$ ENOUGH!
September 1st was the anniversary of Hurricane Ida when over 3″ of rain fell in less than 1 hour in Queens.
Mayor Eric Adams announced over 2,300 rain gardens built, which let some rain water seeps into ground reducing runoff down the sewer. Will the homeowner be ticketed for trash piled up inside? Why are most of the “Green Infrastructure” built not near where flooding is prone?
Comptroller Lander, focus on helping Ida victims instead of creating new penalties for landlords.
Your “Basement Resident Protection Law” is to empower tenants living in not-to-Building-Department-code basements to sue their landlord. You will make the current housing and homeless crisis even worse! Instead, the 1907 Holzhausen v. City of New York case should be overridden and the City’s infrastructure and building codes should be upgraded in anticipation of more … Read more
Addabbo Playground inside Tudor Park (a/k/a Joseph P Addabbo Park) does not have restroom facilities!
With several cricket and baseball fields adjacent to the playground, the shed in the middle of the picture has the structure, but facilities for men or women were not built for the public. There is however a spray shower built in 1997.
NYC Health Department inspections should allow food establishments time to correct violations. Fines should only be issued for repeated and agreed-to violations.
Currently, fines are issued on the spot upon inspection. There is no chart or table of fines posted publicly. There is no grace period for violators to correct. Even the Business Owner’s Bill of Rights is biased to protect its own inspectors, not to help business owners.