75 St (J, Z) Subway Station Emergency Gate banging
Yes, we all know and recognize the sound. What if you live feet away and the noise keep you up at night?
Sinking sidewalk: 88-14 74 Place
National Grid replaced gas piping in 2018. Sidewalk started to sink. Cement has cracked, and the sidewalk is uneven. The octogenarian resident is afraid to come out fearing trip and fall. National Grid would not take responsibility.
Homeless shelter at 74 Eldert Lane
Opened in 2018, it has 38 units run by Institute for Community Living. Nearby residents and store owners in Woodhaven and Cypress Hill are asking to close it down. Residents of the shelter rummage through trash, steal, smoke marijuana, break into cars and yards, dump, drink and leave bottles and trash… Security would not do … Read more
Tree lifting sidewalk: 107-29 111 Street
City did do a temporary fix, but the sidewalk continues to buckle. Other concerns include parking and fixing the alley way in the back.
111 St and 107 Ave: Traffic concerns
Residents have observed cars speeding trying to cross the light or right-turning from westbound 107 Avenue to northbound 111 Street. Accidents have occurred. A recommendation is to add a turn allowed arrow to the traffic light to change the timing. The Q37 bus stop sign is placed off center on a single parking spot between … Read more
Alley between 111 St and 112 St has been ignored for at least half a century.
The backyard of houses facing 112 Street has no access, while those facing 111 Street have driveway access. Alley is mostly unpaved except for about 100′ in from the north side. Dumping, mosquito, cats, raccoons are regular. Why would the City not get involved?
Leaking water main: 112 St and 109 Ave
It has been leaking for months. City did work on it, and the problem continues. Status?
93 Street to bypass Woodhaven Boulevard
Bus lanes on Cross Bay and Woodhaven Boulevards have taken way parking spots and reduced traffic capacity. To avoid congestion, drivers would use 93 Street northbound to get to Rockaway Boulevard or Atlantic Avenue.
Can fire hydrant or electrical pole be moved?
Homeowner wants to have space to use its driveway. The City allows moving of fire hydrants at homeowner’s expense, but the hydrant is not active. I will check with Con Edison as to its policy as well as its plan moving overhead wiring underground for Ozone Park.
Sinking pothole at Ritawantee “Auntie Rita” Way
At the corner of 92 Street and 103 Avenue in Ozone Park dedicated to remember the resident killed, a pothole continues to grow.