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.
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68 Street is wide. If northbound drivers did not compensate early enough turning right before the end of the street, parked cars on the narrower Caldwell Avenue would be struck. Avoiding parking there, neighbors telling each other.
Which came first? The house was built in 1920. According to Councilman Bob Holden’s office, the fire hydrant could be moved at homeowner’s expense.
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!
According to City’s NYC Health website, when there is a “Grade Pending”, follow up food inspection is done no more than seven months. If the City did not do its job timely, should the City be penalized?
Mandate dropped for private employers was never really enforced. What happens to those private sector employees fired by private employers after November 1, 2022? Proof of vaccination is still required for municipal workers, police officers, firefighters, teachers and PARENTS! We need a COVID Commission to explore all of City and State’s actions, timeline, and results.
A senior who has voted nearly 50 times told me that she got a letter with her name suggesting that she “may not be registered to vote.” I explained it came from Voter Participation Center, not from New York City Board of Elections. She was thinking about sending it in. New York State Democratic Committee … Read more