SeeClickFix Debris Mapper PLUS

Loose gravel in the bike lanes heading east and west over the bridge. SECOND REQUEST to sweep this REGULARLY.

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.

For the past couple of years, there is a flea market taking place in the driveway of 1620 Ditmas Ave (on E. 17 Street). This is a residential street, zoned R1, in a landmarked district. Business is not supposed to be conducted, especially outside the house. The people who run it don't even live in the house. This takes place EVERY Sunday when the weather is good. You know it's Sunday if they're out there selling.
Something must be done. It is illegal and unsightly.

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.

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"

I have reported to the landlord many times and nothing has been fixed. The hot water is gone every morning and most evenings. If I do get hot water it is only warm not hot. I also have major leaks in my roof which have never even been atempted to be fixed.

Heat is inconsistent in 1st and 2nd floors, Landlord keeps lowering the heat and the rooms are freezing. 2nd floor has a kid and the kid is getting sick

I have reported no heat and hot water over 20 times through 311 and HPD. I am asking immediate assistance in aiding me in the right direction to get the landlord to comply with the law

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.

Since November, we have repeatedly reported problems with heat by text, email, and occassionally phone. Specifically, that it is regularly between 55 and 58, even when the temperature is set at 70, 72, or 74. Last week, one bedroom was 43 and another was 60. The thermostat was at 72. We have worked with the landlords to address the problem -- for example, putting plastic over the windows, and exploring other solutions such as increasing the pressure on the boiler so that heat would distribute better to the other rooms. The problem remains, and turning up the heat is not a solution because the heating system simply does heat the apartment. We have repeatedly reported that when the heat is on or we turn it up the heat, little comes out.

On January 4, we discussed options with the landlord, who identified three problems: 1) insulation was missing from the floor in one of the rooms; 2) three of the rooms did not have an adequate number of heaters installed; and 3) the need to increase the pressure on the boiler. She also thought one bedroom was probably not insulated, but because the room was advertised as a bedroom, it was set up as such.

The increase in boiler pressure did not work. Neither, as far as know or have been told, has work begun to address the other problems the landlord identified. Over the past several weeks, the pilot light has repeatedly blown out, leaving us without heat at all. As of Saturday, Feb. 1st, the repairman had not come. Fixing a pilot light, however, has only ensured that tepid heat comes out.

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