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The DOT has instituted alternate side of the street parking regulations along the northern side of Emmons Avenue between Bedford & Nostrand Avenues, and along parts of Shore Parkway and apparently didn’t consult with the local Civic Association before doing it.
According to the January meeting of the Sheepshead Bay / Plumb Beach Civic Association, condominium owners and the owner of 2801 Emmons Avenue pushed for the regulations so their streets can be cleaned by the city. Members were upset of not being told that the regulations were being considered, and that the building owners expect the City to clean when they pay to have a maintenance budget and superintendents who are supposed to keep their areas clean.
Many feared that this was the start of more regulations to come, meaning that these alternate side of the street parking signs will keep popping up alongside condos that don’t want to use their own money to clean their areas, forcing the city to clean their streets.
The Association also claims that Mayor Bloomberg promised to leave Emmons Avenue untouched from alternate side regulations when he held a town hall meeting in August of 2005.
CB 15 was notified and everything is legit, but residents in attendance voted unanimously to fight this “surprise” change.
Whats to stop any of this from coming into Gerritsen Beach on the Avenues once new buildings are completed here?





Get rid of Bloomberg!!!!!!!!!
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Bloomberg sucks!! There would be no way to fit all the cars in GB if we ever get stuck with alternate side parking. Its bad enough now.
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this came from some lazy homeowner who wondered why there is no street cleaning down here and called about it because it’s too much effort you know to sweep the 50 or so feet in front of their houses,as it is now you cant see past all the vans and suv’s while crossing the courts,so lets add some more,yeah,there’s a great idea!,it’s called a broom and 5 minutes of your time!get off your asses
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I’m pissed at Bllomberg about this too. But Bill Thompson is even worse on this issue. He is proposing an expansion of Alt Side Parking (ASP) all the neighborhoods in Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island that never had ASP. That would be worse. And he’s aginst the reductions in ASP from 2-days per side to 1-day per side.
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