103 Ave and 118 St: Dangerous traffic corner
Both streets are narrow. Accidents have occurred when making a turn. No finding a parking spot close to home is also a common concern.
Taxes
Penalty for cutting down a tree: up to $26K + 1 year 3 months
The one who cuts… $15K or one year imprisonment; the one who hired the cutter; $10K; and if guilty of misdemeanor, $1K plus 30-day imprisonment for protecting your own home.
“No one should be above the law,” even Governor Hochul!
Governor Kathy Hochul signed into law to run 2,000 speed cameras 24/7, yet she is exempt. Perhaps we should start a “No one is above the law” perks list of politicians?
118 St near Liberty Ave: drugs, crime, parking, noisy cars, no street cleaning
Drug dealers and users have been observed. Neighbors have been robbed. Since A train ends here at Lefferts Blvd, commuters would park and ride. Along Liberty Avenue and elsewhere nearby, a parade of booming cars drive by. One resident has noted that the City does not clean the streets in South Richmond Hill.
Parking at 101-27 Lefferts Blvd: Is this legal?
2 to 3 street parking spots reserved. What can be done about this?
Tree lifted sidewalk at 85-36 94 Street
The sidewalk has been raised by more than 4 inches and the street curb was knocked out during the last street milling. Homeowner is concerned about liability since they are not allowed to cut branches off the tree.
103 Avenue: Parking
Two black cars parked for months on 103 Avenue. I recommend towing dispatch be centralized and specialized. Tow trucks would be near schools, subways, alternate side cleaning streets responding to blocked driveways, illegally parked spots such as bus lanes and fire hydrants, emergencies situations… ready to act.
Crime! It’s not perception, it’s reality, Governor Hochul!
The gorilla-in-the-2022-election room is CRIME. It is shameful that Democrats would not acknowledge the full consequence of their Bail Reform mistake. It is not “perception vs. reality” as Governor Kathy Hochul is fond of saying many times. It is not perception that homeless are sleeping at places you have not seen homeless before. It is not … Read more
QueensWay or QueensLink: Tall trees along track
A resident at 98 Street abutting the abandoned Rockaway Beach Branch of the LIRR track is concerned that an overgrown tree on the side of the tracks could topple. Who would be responsible? Abandoned track next to Fleet Street Ballfields. Deputy Mayor Meera Joshi got $117 million for QueensWay from Biden’s Infrastructure Law.