Frank

Dangerous road surface condition in front of 625 Bramhall Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey - Bergen-Lafayette
Heading westbound on Bramhall about midway before the approach to Bergen Avenue there's are depressions in the street. It's been this way at the very least since Summer 2016 if not longer and is very dangerous. Recently it was reported to have been fixed but it has not been totally repaired. This has been in this condition for so long that routinely cars approaching Westbound swerve to the Eastbound lane instinctively to avoid it. All that needed is to observed traffic and notice how many people swerve into the oncoming traffic lane to avoid this depression, it has become second nature for most city drivers. Please, this can't be that difficult.

Boxes , cardboard not picked up Thursday April 12, 2018

While recycled papers and boxes were collected last night, the bottles and plastics were not in front of 201 Clinton Avenue. The area is lit at night. Thursday's is our scheduled recycling night. I have since removed the items from the street. I don't understand why this is so difficult it happens too frequently. Particularly on the south side of Clinton bet JFK & Westside Ave

I reported recycling was not pick up that was my mistake. Recycling is on Thursday. Recycling isn't until tonight.
I will go out and clean the area myself.

Gray Lexus circa 2005-2007

I believe a traffic study is necessary for this stretch of West Side Avenue (bet Lexington and Communipaw Avenues) Particularly between the hours of 3:00 pm and 7:00. Traffic is noticeably at standstill regularly in the Northbound side. Waits can be up to 10 minutes or more to go three short blocks. Buses, feeder streets, (Lexington, Roosevelt Avenue, and Clinton Aves) All contribute to the problem. The traffic light at Communipaw Ave appears to be the chief problem (timing) it switches to red too quickly.

THE CITY HAS FAILED TO NOTIFY RESIDENTS THAT ALL MATTRESSES MUST BE COVERED IN PLASTIC TO BE PICKED UP. This needs to be an alert of some kind because, understandably bedbugs pose a HIV risk to the sanitation people, but also to people who are passing by them, as they sit uncollected on the street often wet from rain. etc.

Heading westbound on Bramhall about midway before the approach to Bergen Avenue there's are two huge manhole (or depressions in the street). It's been this way at the very least since Summer 2016 if not longer and is very dangerous. Recently it was reported to have been fixed but is has not been totally repaired. This has been in this condition for so long that routinely cars approaching Westbound swerve to the Eastbound lane instinctively to avoid it.