A College Point trucking company has vacated the residential lot it was illegally operating after complaints from state Sen. Tony Avella (D-Bayside) and residents, Avella announced Monday afternoon.
The company left the lot, located on 14-29 130th St., a day ahead of the Oct. 31 deadline mandated by the city Department of Buildings’ stipulation, Avella said. The company transferred all of its facilities to its commercial lot, the main lot located on the corner of 130th Street and 15th Avenue up the block from the residential lot.
“This situation has even been going on probably for a decade and I remember not getting a definitive answer from the Department of Buildings before leaving the Council and it was local residents that brought it back to my attention,” Avella said.
He praised the DOB for its swift action after concluding that the lot was indeed residential.
“I appreciate finally that the Department of Buildings took very impressive action on this,” he said.
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“I appreciate finally that the Department of Buildings took very impressive action on this,” he said.
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Why is Tony saying this when it is very obvious that DOB pretty much did nothing for 10 years on this issue.
That time frame is totally unacceptable.
This is a small corruption Only 13 years.
biggest corruption is 129-16 14 ave
over a 25 years they don't have no CO
For parking 27 trucks
For refueling trucks
For washing trucks
and mechanic shops
DOB and CB 7
they knows about that.
Once again - Tony is the ONLY politician that gets things done!
Tony for Mayor. Tony for Governor. Tony for President.
Once again - Tony is the ONLY politician that gets things done!
And he's a State senator - how comes the City elected officials don't/can't get involved?
And he's a State senator - how comes the City elected officials don't/can't get involved?
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Bwahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!
Thanks. I needed a good laugh.
Some people will say that Tony Avella likes publicity and can be abrasive - but he takes the time to listen and follow-through, and he often gets results.
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