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From the civic mailbox: "DOT does nothing to alleviate the countless accidents at Woodhaven Blvd and Eliot by cars going through red lights but they have no problem putting a mobile speed camera on Eliot facing Woodhaven Blvd. Light's been out for over a day but no traffic agents. Attached is vehicle that takes the speed camera pictures. Hopefully you can let people know. Of course people shouldn't be speeding either." ... See MoreSee Less

From the civic mailbox: DOT does nothing to alleviate the countless accidents at Woodhaven Blvd and Eliot by cars going through red lights but they have no problem putting a mobile speed camera on Eliot facing Woodhaven Blvd. Lights been out for over a day but no traffic agents. Attached is vehicle that takes the speed camera pictures. Hopefully you can let people know. Of course people shouldnt be speeding either.

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In the old days, the RA nuns would beat you with a ruler if they caught you speeding!

DOT truck hogging up parking spaces everywhere

Surround the van trust me he will leave.

I called 311 yesterday at 7am to report the light being out the operator told me " lots of lights are out in Queens and Brklyn"

Why don't we have more police pulling over wreckless drivers instead of relying on cameras. You take your life in your hands driving. No regard for the rules of the road anymore. Me, me me

DOT is useless. First thing they do is get breakfast

Money Grab 💰

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Nine Dot didn't apply for DOB permits for the project on 69 Place until less than a month ago, and their contact information is right on their application - which was partially disapproved on 2/12/2026. a810-bisweb.nyc.gov/bisweb/JobsQueryByLocationServlet?requestid=1&allbin=4862982 ... See MoreSee Less

Nine Dot didnt apply for DOB permits for the project on 69 Place until less than a month ago, and their contact information is right on their application - which was partially disapproved on 2/12/2026. https://a810-bisweb.nyc.gov/bisweb/JobsQueryByLocationServlet?requestid=1&allbin=4862982

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I worked on that same floor, same building when MTA was there in the 90's

So you can see more on DOB Now. Just put in Queens, block is 3025, and lot is 34. On Friday, 2/27, literally the day after rally, city approved “Architectural and Structural work for the installation of proposed concrete pads and foundation work. No change to use, occupancy, or egress.” Obviously the city nor Ninedot care what community thinks and are pushing on🤷🏻‍♂️

How is NYU involved in this 🤔? That building is owned by NYU, it's part of their campus. How is 370 Jay St. this person/company address?? I have questions 🤓🧐🧐

What is the purpose of this post?

do we need to make a visit to his home like we did with Patel and banks?

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