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Double parked
Out of control double parking on Butler. Cars park other cars in, park in front of and block the citibike dock, etc. It's all down the block. This is madness, enforcement is urgently needed
Double parking is getting much worse along Court St. This block basically always has at least one car or truck double parked. People driving or biking down Court have to weave back and forth. Court St as a whole needs way more loading zones instead of metered parking.
It is a MESS right here. The incessant double parking for Trader Joes blocks up the entire roadway and leads to really unsafe conditions. You should install a loading zone on Atlantic next to the TJ's if there isn't one already for their trucks, then close this entire block to parking. Nobody should be parking or standing here
Hi there, There is a beautiful in memory of tree that was planted right in front of 41 Clarkson Avenue. A proposed loading zone at 41 Clarkson may damage the tree that’s still in its infancy as trucks unload large boxes and use dolly’s just in front of the tree pit. Can this loading zone be moved further to the eastern portion of the block? This would also be closer to the two newest large housing developments on the block. Thanks.
A car is parked in the bike lane. There is no operator of the vehicle. Black Genesis, physician license plate 96025. I have a picture if needed.
Double parking
Outside Buggy car rental. Double parking in bike lane.
Fairway "double-parks" stacks of pallets and dumps trash in travel lane. Designated loading bay is empty.
Traffic congestion. There should not be a bus stop or a bus route between Ocean Avenue and Flatbush Avenue. The delivery trucks and the bus route is an accident waiting to happen. These are dangerous intersections between Ocean and Flatbush Avenue. The entire area needs revamping and design. Please spend some money of Flatbush avenue between Empire and Parkside.
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