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Enforcement is needed of dangerous bike riders without lights after dark. Monday 9/8/25 I from HCC on Sip Ave. to my home on Dey St., about 9:30 pm, a distance of 8 - 9 blocks. In that time I was endangered by FIVE bike riders, wearing all dark clothing, with NO LIGHT on their bikes while also breaking traffic laws. 1 -- dark bike on Pavonia, ran fed light at JFK corner while I was crossing the street. 2 -- JFK southbound , dark bike no lights directly across the street from PATH, ran the light at Pavonia while I and others were in the crosswalk. 3 -- bike riders on sidewalk, wearing dark clothing, no lights, whizzed past me going south. 4 -- again dark bike on sidewalk, coming around the corner from Newark Ave. onto JFK south, no lights, whizzed past no lights. 5 -- Newark Ave. first block from JFK, going east, dark bike, no lights, whizzing past. Why are bikes allowed in the road with no lighting after dark? We need ENFORCEMENT.

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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

A big can of tar seems to have exploded and spilled all over the sidewalk at this construction site on Newark Ave b/w Kennedy & Summit

As a courtesy, we would like to inform the community that there will be permitted construction activity starting on Tuesday, July 8th through Thursday, July 10th. Whereas, there will be NO PARKING during this activity on both sides of Newark Ave, between JFK and Liberty St. In addition, the Westbound lane will be closed between the same cross streets as mentioned above. This is to facilitate an alternating lane of traffic through the Eastbound lane, through the construction zone.

The Sidewalk will also be 100% closed along the 780 property construction zone and pedestrians must cross at the JFK Blvd. or Liberty St. crossings during this activity.

This construction zone will be mangaged by the GC and both the Jersey City Police and Traffic Plan Inc. in order to facilitate the safe operation of a Crane, in furtherance of the construction project at this location. For the safety of the community, we ask for compliance will all verbal and posted directions.

Hardcopy of permits are available upon request, to all authorities having jurisdiction.

The owner of 159 Saint Pauls Ave didn't pay a single dime to get his driveway painted. On top of that he added his own triangle markings to squeeze people out of a parking space. He bribed the people to paint his driveway with the "NO PARKING" when they had came over to paint people driveways on the list after repaving the roadway. On the list on the website (https://data.jerseycitynj.gov/explore/dataset/zoning-driveways-and-carports/table/?disjunctive.street_name&q=st+pauls&sort=street_no) you do not see 159 Saint Pauls Ave at all on it. If we the people had to pay the determination letter and the money for DPW to come out and paint it why can't we be like the person that owns 159 and get it for free. On top of that he rents out his "Driveway" to people which blocks 95% of the public right of way therefore making money off public property.

They have the sidewalk closed and have heavy equipment on the side walk with no sides for pedestrians or walkways. No visible permits

What is going on here? This used to be a cute little house. Someone ripped off all the siding, and there are holes in it, and water is flowing in and there are sink holes in the sidewalk and jagged pieces hanging off the façade. I haven’t seen anyone to work to ever so I don’t know if it’s an active site but it needs to be secured. It’s a shame to leave our neighborhood looking at this awful eye sore.

The contractors continue to operate an UNSAFE work site. Hazardous debris that could cause serious injury continues to fall from this tower. Adjacent residential properties have been forcibly turned into de facto hardhat zones. The developer does not own our properties, yet none of us can be outside without fear of being struck by dangerous objects (see photos for huge gaps in the barely adequate safety netting and examples of sharp, heavy tools and debris). This is blatant negligence with huge liability implications. When will the City address this with the seriousness it deserves?

Vehicle with New York plates has been parked in bicycles lane for over a week The bike lane was not painted and cyclists have to go onto the street