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Delineators damaged yet again I believe Mike Manzella had committed residents durable delineators at St Paul's

FYI these are being damaged by the construction trucks entering Skillman Ave for the 3075 Kennedy/AC Chevrolet towers project Do they even have approved traffic permits?

In any case, please replace these with more durable bollards that were promised to residents u

In the past year a neighbor has opened two requests for a pedestrian safety study at this intersection. Each time they have stated that vehicles do not stop at the stop signs or yield to pedestrians. Each time the city has tried to close the request and said its an enforcement issue. Today for about an hour I watched a cop sit at Liberty and pull people over who didnt stop. The only time he wasnt actively pulling someone over/writing a ticket was when he was turning his car around to go back to his spot. In the hour, he ticketed 5 cars because he spent that much time with each vehicle. Watching this just confirmed that enforcement is not the solution. A real study and redesign is what is needed. The city ended the one way study before they could collect the appropriate data. Same goes for the round about study. After that, they gave us a design on paper that never materialized in real life. We were promised raised pedestrian island. We dont have them. We were promised "no truck" signs, we dont have them. We were promised heavy duty bollards. We dont have them. We were promised wider pedestrian islands, we dont have them. The one at this intersection is about 12 inches wide. A pedestrian simply can not fit in that width. The city was not able to correctly address this road. That should not be the reason the ignore the situation from now on. Our streets are still very dangerous for all users- drivers and pedestrians. We need help and real studies. Stops signs do not work at this intersection as long as traffic is allowed to go eastbound from Tonnelle Circle.

Reported on April 30 (Request ID: 18882176) and closed by Code Compliance Inspector Sandra, who keeps on closing tickets in the neighborhood as having no cause. I have cause to believe Sandra needs a vision test because the EXACT SAME litter is still there, the same way it has been for multiple other tickets Sandra has closed. This is on the Van Winkle SIDE of the property. Please send someone who can actually do their job rather than somebody intent on wasting the time of residents who are trying to make our neighborhood and city a cleaner better place to live!,

For the last 3 days (4/16/25 to 4/18/25), the construction crew building at 9 Homestead Place in jersey city have started pile driving at 8am - barely taking breaks between cycles all day. They have continued pile-driving until 5:50pm. Jersey City has a noise ordinance for pile driving which allows it from 8:30am until 5pm. Cutting corners by starting pile driving early and stopping it late is doing irreparable harm to the use and enjoyment of hundreds of us residents that live in the direct area. It’s unacceptable. It’s bad enough we have to listen to it all day but the supervisor needs to be reported for not adhering to the noise ordinance. Further, if they are cutting areas with the law in this respect then what other corners are they cutting. This is severely affecting those of us who work from home and have no other place or office to travel to in order to escape the noise. Please ensure the supervisor(s) are spoken with so that they only work within the proper timeframes and also encourage breaks between cycles so residents can have some semblance of peace during the day. I will be documenting them on video going forward as evidence. Thank you.