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Parking sign missing

there is always goose feces covering the walkways and grass around the pond, because people insist on feeding the geese. Park employees DO NOTHING to stop them. The signs aren't working!!

NO HEAT AND NO HOT WATER SINCE SUNDAY ANY COMPLAINTS TO 311 NO ACTION

Landlord refuse to repair bolier and provided heat and hot water to residents furthermore
he rented rooms in the second floor of this house and people there are leaving
including one male.

we have no heat or hot water for 3 day..the coldest days so far...we complain to super to no avail

Beverly Road is a popular route with cars, trucks and other vehicles going towads and from Flatbush Avenue. Traffic flowing from East 23 Street onto Beverly Road is impeded by this traffic flow and it makes it very difficult to make either a right or left hand turn. Furthermore, trying to ease onto Beverly Road is particularly hard because of parked cars in front of 2230 Beverly Road, which interferes with a driver's vision. The driver has difficulty seeing oncoming traffic already on Beverly Road while attempting to make either a right or left turn from East 23 Street. Easing onto Beverly Road from East 23 Street is extremely and somewhat dangerous.
I would recommend that a traffic study be done on East 23 Street and Beverly Road in order to understand the need for a "No Parking Sign" in front of 2230 Beverly Road or the installation of a traffic light at the corner.
Either choice would benefit all drivers as well as the community.

Graffiti on fire hydrant on the SE corner of W 77th St and Riverside Drive
This has been there for a few months and I notice new graffiti appearing nearby
See pic

The sidewalk curb is very bad for parking. If you park on about 200ft of this block you will usually end up on the sidewalk.

There is no heat/hot water in our entire building. Super seems unconcerned and no estimate of repair time is given.

The NYC Dept. of Environmental Protection has trucks digging up Nevins Street and closing off traffic. As a result, trucks and buses cannot make the unexpected turn onto Dean St. and currently a big bus is stuck in the intersection, causing traffic tie-ups and a cascade of honking horns - right outside of an elementary school and residential area. When we asked the DOEP manager on the job (sitting in his idling truck, said his name was Jefferson) to close off the street or signal to driver that there is work ahead to avoid traffic jams, he belligerently said it wasn't his problem. This is unsensitive, unresponsive city government at its worst!