Civic Center Residents Coalition NYC

The Civic Center Residents Coalition was formed shortly after the attacks on the World Trade Center in 2001 to address street shutdowns including Park Row, rerouting of MTA bus routes and rampant government permit placard abuse. C.C.R.C. is comprised of residential complexes Chatham Green, Chatham Towers, Southbridge Towers and Chinatown area local businesses and residents. janccrc@gmail.com

Thursday, January 29, 2009

Brian Lehrer WNYC - Chatham Square Reconstruction

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For those of you who missed Brian Lehrer on WNYC radio CCRC has transcribed the interview for your review. Transportation Alternatives Wiley...
Wednesday, January 28, 2009

D.C. reigns in its Government drivers - but will Bloomberg follow suit?

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CCRC has proposed a logical solution to the City's problem of parking placard abuse by its employees who often drive with impunity , par...

Washington Post Story on the FED's skipping out on parking tickets

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Federal Parking Fines Go Unpaid Military, FBI Top the List, Report Finds By David Nakamura Washington Post Staff Writer Friday, October 24, ...
Monday, January 26, 2009

Gotham Gazette - EXCELLENT article on Placard parking abuse - CCRC highlighted

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Scaling Back Free Parking Privileges by Graham T. Beck January 26, 2009 In early January 2008, little more than one year ago, Mayor Michael ...
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Chatham Square on CURBED

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Chatham Sq. Project Churns On Friday, January 16, 2009, by Joey Not much has changed regarding the controversial redesign of Chatham Square ...

Simply Irrational - letters to the editor - Downtown Express

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Simply irrational To The Editor: Re “Bridge, brides, bottlenecks raise Chatham Square scare” (news article, Jan. 16 – 22): “A simpler and mo...
Saturday, January 24, 2009

"Reconfiguring sidewalk space and "expanding" sidewalks in Chinatown

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Senator Squadron and Borough President Stringer presented their nine point plan for traffic safety shortly after the tragedy that took two y...
Friday, January 23, 2009

An excerpt from the NY Times covering the Press Conference at Chatham Square - BP Scott Stringer and Senator Daniel Squadron

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"Scott M. Stringer, the Manhattan borough president, and State Senator Daniel L. Squadron said on Friday that the city needed to do mor...

A traffic plan presented by the Borough President

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1/23/2009 - Borough President Scott Stringer Demands New Pedestrian Safety Plan For Chinatown In the wake of yesterday’s tragic traffic fata...
Thursday, January 22, 2009

Senator Daniel Squadron Press Conference at Park Row

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Senator Daniel Squadron is holding a press conference at Park Row near Worth St. on Friday Jan. 23rd at 12:15 pm Civic Center Residents Coal...
Thursday, January 15, 2009

Brooklyn Building Boom $3 Billion in new residential projects

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Brooklyn is "enjoying" a huge development boom across the river from Chinatown in Flatbush according to a NY Post story from 2007 ...
Saturday, January 10, 2009

Brooklyn Boom

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Across the river from Chinatown on Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn several huge luxury condo buildings have risen. Among them is the Toren - $300,...
Friday, January 9, 2009

Oversight Overdue

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For too long the Dept. of Transportation has gotten away with altering streets without sufficient oversight or community input. On a frigid ...
Sunday, December 28, 2008

Congestion Pricing is a regressive tax. Nobel Economist explains the logical alternative

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Joseph E. Stiglitz, Columbia University professor and recipient of the 2001 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics sent a letter to Govenor Pate...
Saturday, December 27, 2008

Bike Lane sludge and slippery Bus Bulbs

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Photos of the bike lane on Grand St. unreachable by street sweepers because cars are parked adjacent to it, during holidays. A very well wri...
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Friday, December 19, 2008

Community Board 3 votes to Reject The DOT plan for Chatham Square

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On December 16th Community Board 3 voted to reject the Dept. of Transportation's plan for Chatham Square's reconstruction. Community...
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