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Hi, there is some old musty rotting type insulation partially around this pipe, possibly asbestos. Can this be removed, please?

This is the foot bridge on Waldo Avenue between Alan Terrand Elizabeth St.

This entire stretch of roadway is missing the lines that indicate it is a two lane road, and that the curvature in the road is also two lanes. The street just reopened and there has already been a near miss with my car because someone did not realize that the turn has two lanes and therefore they cannot take up the entire space of the roadway.

This request was closed prior to construction with a comment saying the road would be repaved and lines redrawn before opening Road is open and lines were not redrawn.

Last summer, one of the trees on Bright St was destroyed by a company doing road work and these barriers were added around the remaining trees on Bright between Monmouth and Varick. The barriers are still up a year later. Can they be removed now and the tree plots maintained?

Also, one of the tree plots in front of Crepe Guru is still empty after the tree was knocked over and removed. I was told that the company would pay for a replacement tree to plant. Is there any progress on when we can expect one?

Thank you!

Pipe insulation is decayed, falling apart and growing mold. The fiberglass insulation isn't doing it's job anymore and I question if the pipe is even in use anymore (looks like a newer gass pipe is overhea). It just looks terrible and contributes to the trashy junkyard esthetic of the footbridge, which needs a paint job too. All of the property adjacent to the footbridge and the surrounding area is valued upwards of a million dollars Tax payers in this area should be able to use a footbridge that isn't covered with moldy fiberglass, lawn debri, and dirt

Can the city remove this unsightly and potentially hazardous material from the Waldo street footbridge?

Can the neighbors remove it? s. r.