I'm not sure who is responsible for keeping the sidewalk here clean. But all along this block it is absolutely disgusting and the growing level of trash is becoming hazardous.

On an ongoing basis, cyclist continuing to go the wrong wat down Monroe between Franklin and Bedford. They refuse to to travel the correct way doen the street ehen traveling to the Bed-Sty YMCA.

Contractors with work permits are gutting out old lead-painted apartments without using safe work practices generating huge clouds of lead dust in the alleyway right near my windows in the building next door at 203 West 107th Street. I have an 11-month-old son. I fear that there is so much lead dust that, even though we didn't open the windows during the fury, the air is extremely toxic in this alleyway and in this first floor apartment. We are staying here temporarily while our ninth floor apartment in the same building is being abated for lead (to protect my son). I believe our temporary refuge is, actually, much more dangerous as a result of this toxic renovation. According to one source, the Landlord of 205 W 107th did not even wet down the debris to control the spread of dust because then it would have been heavier and would have cost more to haul away. When I arrived home from work on Thursday, April 4, at about 4PM, I witnessed a worker loading unwrapped large debris onto a truck in front of my building and banging an old baseboard on the street. The Department of Environmental Protection responded to my 311 complaint, but by the time they arrived on April 9, the most dangerous activity was finished (for now). They reported that no violation was given and they do not appear to have investigated what had gone on the week of April 1 or to have bothered to view the alleyway I have photographed (see comments below). In Bloomberg's New York, the Department of Health and HPD are just as inept, complacent, and complicit in looking the other way.

Little or insuficient heat provided in building 42-16 80st Elmhurst. They only provide heat when weather is in the 30's. Super lives in the building but he is careless of tenants, he lives on the first floor which is the warmest floors of all. Unfortunatelly floors 4 and up are very very cold because no heat is provided.
When confronted managment about the issue they said it was the first time they heard that type of complaint, but when I went to the 311.website to make a complaint and check then list of complaints against the building they have 15 complaints about the same issue.
The building is managed under greenhill managment llc but I am sure the owner lives in the buiding.
Right now is 64 degrees in my apartment and I just don't know what to do.

Long line very deep tire tracks causing your car to stay on a railed pothole about 50 feet long or more! Very dangerous in this area has been like this for a while and this parkway connection is a busy one.

Ever Since Last Year, there has been no hot water and i'm sick and tired of this. I had to heat water from my kitchen stove.

No heat today even though it is 10 degrees out. Heat is always off at night, so you have to run electric heaters. Landlord owns restaurant under apartments and it is always well maintained and warm while the tenants suffer.

Left most door at north entrance to b/q church Ave station is not opening all the way

No heat... very cold in this house and landlord was informed and all the landlord said "put on a sweater because the heating is very expensive and I won't pay for it"

Since 10 pm from January 22, 2013 landlord NOT heat and NO hot water.

Regardless of the outdoor temps, heat delivery in this building is at 5 am, 12 pm and 9 pm - period. This is clearly an outrageous flaunting of the NYC heat regulations. (And heat was not delivered at all until well into November.)