Tell Albany to authorize RPP for New York City!

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Streets in central Brooklyn are already clogged with drivers looking for scarce parking, and adding the expected thousands more cars from Barclays Center patrons just won’t work. I urge the City Council to request the State legislature authorize New York City to enact residential permit parking programs in conjunction with local communities and their representatives.

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  • Audrey
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    • 475 Carlton Ave. Brooklyn, NY
  • Daniel P
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    • 612 W 137 ST 22 NY, NY 10031
  • Genevieve F
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    • 429 Clinton Avenue #40 Brooklyn, NY 11238
  • Meredith G
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    • Yes, please initiate residential parking permits for our already crowded streets to limit impact on area residents.
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    • 1 Hanson Place Brooklyn, NY 11243
  • Gerald S
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    • 9 Garfield Place Brooklyn NY 11215
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    • let's destroy Brooklyn for a lousy basketball team.
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    • 238 dean street brooklyn, ny 11217
  • Denise S
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    • 397 Bergen Street
  • Gib V
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    • 284 Park Place, Brooklyn, NY
  • Deborah T
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    • 21 Sterling Place, brooklyn, ny 11217
  • Frank A. R
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    • This might help make the arena a little less of a nightmare than it is destined to be.
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    • 420 Bergen St. Brooklyn, N. Y. 11217
  • Susan S
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    • 315 Sterling Place Brooklyn, NY 11238
  • faye
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    • 34 Plaza street east, brooklyn, ny 11238
  • Irene E. J
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    • Not only are the streets of Central Brooklyn being overwhelmed with out of area cars and the area submerged in exhaust fumes. The residential streets in the communities that ring Downtown Brooklyn have been treated as commuter parking lots for years due to proximity tobusinesses and government agencies in Downtown and easy transit into Manhattan.
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    • 101 Clark Street Brooklyn, NY 11201
  • Thomas S. G
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    • An absolute necessity. Otherwise, chaos.
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    • 44 S. Portland Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217
  • Glenn R W
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    • 16 Park Place Brooklyn, NY 11217
  • Elisa B
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    • 299 Adelphi Street Brooklyn, NY 11205
  • Tod T
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    • 42 st. john's place grdn bklyn, ny 11217
  • Margaret W
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    • Please help us manage our residential & small business parking needs on Atlantic Avenue. Consider implementing Residential Parking Permits. Make the Barclay center have enough internal parking for their facility. Thank you for your consideration of this very important matter.
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    • 329 Atlantic Ave, #2A Brooklyn, New York 11201
  • Jim S
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    • 749 Union Street Bklyn NY 11215
  • Fiona N
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    • Finding parking is hard enough in Prospect Heights - please protect our right and ability to live in our own neighborhood!
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    • 295 St Johns Place, 1C Brooklyn, NY 11238
  • Barbara F
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    • 64 7th ave brooklyn ny 11217
  • Fernando A
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    • 115 so. elliott pl
  • Jeffrey S
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    • Atlantic Yards will have a huge negative impact on local parking which is already a nightmare! Resident parking permits would be one small step in addressing the widespread negative impact of this wretched project.
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    • 5th Street, Park Slope
  • Jenny K
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    • 201 Clinton Ave Brooklyn 11205
  • Jennifer L
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    • Streets in central Brooklyn are already clogged with drivers looking for scarce parking, and adding the expected thousands more cars from Barclays Center patrons just won’t work. I urge the City Council to request the State legislature authorize New York City to enact residential permit parking programs in conjunction with local communities and their representatives.
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    • 107 S Oxford Street Brooklyn Ny 11217
  • Jennifer T
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    • 83 Adelphi St, Brooklyn, NY 11205
  • Geoff S
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    • 103 Park Place Brooklyn, NY 11217
  • Eric A
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    • I am a vehicle owner and often spend quite some time searching for a parking place. I support residential parking permits to both help keep commuters and soon, event goers, from overwhelming the available parking spots, and perhaps encourage them to use public transit more, which I also use extensively. I am willing to pay reasonable fees to make this program work.
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    • 459 State Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217 (Boerum Hill)
  • jeronimo b
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    • i support residential parking permits. These permits shoud also allow neighbors to park in the parking structure for free.
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    • 218 Saint Marks Ave. brooklyn NY 11238
  • Judith S
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    • This is an essential strategy for helping residents cope with the huge demand for parking that the arena will bring...on top of the already huge demand in this busy commercial hub,
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    • 410 Dean Street
  • Jason R
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    • 195 Garfield Place, 1B Brooklyn, NY 11215
  • Jessica G
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    • 268 Clermont Ave. Brooklyn, 11205
  • Jezra K
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    • 191 St. Marks Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11238
  • Seth C
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    • 423 Atlantic Ave
  • Julia F
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    • 202 St. Marks Ave.
  • James G
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    • 60 Sterling Place Broohlyn, NY 11217
  • Joe H
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    • Over the 40 years that I have lived in park Slope the parking problem has worsened exponentionally. The Barclay Arena was built with no regard to its affect on the quality of life local residents. It is a great ominous hulk looming over Flatbush and Atlantic Avenues. How it was built without a substantial set back betrays the backroom deals that were made.
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    • 443 2nd St. Apt 3R
  • Jill C
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    • 258 Dean Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217
  • Hali L
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    • 36 S. Portland Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11217
  • harold s
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    • have mercy. the parking is already intolerable for those who live hear. i also think carlton ave below atlantic could use a couple of speed bumps.
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    • 619 carlton ave
  • Jeff I
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    • 146 Dean Street Brooklyn, NY 11217
  • Heather H
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    • Please help save our quality of living.
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    • 85 6th Ave Apt B, Brooklyn, NY 11217
  • Jonathan C
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    • 386 Bergen Street, Brooklyn NY 11217
  • Irene S
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    • 125 Prospect Place Brooklyn, NY 11217
  • Jennifer and James K
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    • As a long-term neighborhood resident, and a daily car commuter to NJ, the avaiability of residential street parking is critical to the livability of our community. We support the legislation making residential permit programs possible in our neighborhoods. This will make possible the preservation of the quality of life in our residential communities,, which are increasingly impacted by large scale development.
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    • 110 St. Marks Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11217
  • hannah m
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    • 535 Dean St. Bklyn, NY. 11217
  • Alan L
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    • 66 Madison Ave. New York, NY 10016
  • Jonathan L
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    • 161 Underhill Ave Brooklyn NY 11238
  • John H
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    • We already feel the impact of the stadium. Traffic is backed up past my block every morning. Parking will be impossible once it opens.
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    • 90 Sterling Place Brooklyn, NY 11217
  • Hazel H
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    • 567 10th Street, Brooklyn, NY