New Haven: Internal PLUS

Open Issues: 79 • Temas cerrados: 534 • Temas Reconocidos: 137
  • Chapel St New Haven, CT, 06511, USA - Wooster Square
    Dangerous sidewalks on Chapel and surrounding streets. There’s huge areas of root-related upheaves. In some places there’s six or more inches of diffence in height. I have tripped over these and have seen others trip as well.
  • 444-600 Woodward Ave New Haven, CT, 06512, USA - Annex
    I would like to put in a request for speed bumps or a traffic speed sign. Cars are always speeding in this area. Our neighbors have had two of their cars hit while being parked on the street in the last month and a third car was hit by the annex hall.
  • 238 College St New Haven, CT, 06510, USA - Town_Green

    (please see https://www.justice.gov/usao-ct/pr/college-street-music-hall-new-haven-will-increase-accessibility-comply-ada)

    The settlement of the above referenced action by the DOJ resulted in an ADA-complaint sidewalk in front of College St Music Hall. When the City of New Haven made the discriminatory decision to provide able individuals with the protected bike lane on College St. and allow restaurants to encroach upon the path of travel that was barely accessible as it was, it illegally left people who have disabilities with no access to that ADA-compliant sidewalk or that venue.

    It would have been easily possible to create a pedestrian travel lane on the roadway where some of that outdoor seating is and more the seating to the slate slabs that pass for a sidewalk, so it seems that this discrimination was intentional.

    Pleas provide equal access to College St. Music Hall.

  • 153 Willow St New Haven CT 06511, United States - East Rock
    every time it rains, this whole block fills up, to the point where cars have to slow down and even stop. It is in the middle of Willow Street in between Foster and Nicoll.
  • 278-398 Yale Ave New Haven, CT, 06515, USA - Westville
    RIP Wooden Barriers on Yale Ave.
  • 48 Dixwell Ave New Haven CT 06511, United States - Dixwell
    Sidewalks and Curbing needed in this area of Ward 2
  • 261 College St New Haven, CT 06510, USA - Town_Green

    So what's the deal with College Street between Chapel and Crown? The bike lane is useless because it's either filled with double parked cars or dangerous because of cars entering and exiting the illegal parking spots on the west side. Get rid of the flex posts, replace them with permanent barriers, and make it a wide two-way cycletrack removing the parking on the west side so it's actually safe for all users.

    NHPA isn't even getting any parking fees from the meters on the west side, and many of the meters are missing from the east side.

  • Paving RequestReconocido
    Osborn Avenue New Haven, CT - Beaver Hills
    When the City of New Haven makes up the list of roads to be paved in the Spring, Osborn Avenue from Goffe to Dyer Street and Glenn Road from Osborn to Boulevard need to be on this list. They haven't been paved in over 40 years!!!!!
  • 24–56 Front St New Haven CT 06513, United States - Fair Haven
    Path needs re-routing at this section With all the federal funds being given to the city over the years for rising water and coastal management, this should of been done already Its only 50' of rerouting needed
  • Nash St & Willow St New Haven, CT, 06511, USA - East Rock
    East Rock children are in significantly higher danger on their way to school as compared to nearby schools. There are no speed bumps on Willow where cars race at very high speeds to get to the Freeway Exit. Speed bumps are needed to protect these young children.
  • 125 Foxon Blvd New Haven, CT 06513, USA - Quinnipiac
    Can something please be done about the car racing and hundreds of cars and people that line Rt 80 every Friday and Saturday nights infront of McDonalds and Walmart. It is very unsafe and I hate having to drive through this on my way home from work.
  • Parks RequestReconocido
    73 Front St New Haven CT 06513, United States - Fair Haven
    Was out for a walk and was alarmed by the soil erosion at the sagging sea wall in Quinnipiac River Park. What can be done to remediate this?