Crown Heights Debates Bike Parking on Franklin
A bike corral that takes up one parking space on the street on Franklin Avenue in Crown Heights has sparked a heated debate, reported The New York Times. The bike parking, which sits in front of the cafe Little Zelda, was installed there at the request of the owners of the cafe. They went through…
A bike corral that takes up one parking space on the street on Franklin Avenue in Crown Heights has sparked a heated debate, reported The New York Times. The bike parking, which sits in front of the cafe Little Zelda, was installed there at the request of the owners of the cafe. They went through the standard approval process, including asking permission of the community board. But now longtime residents and other retailers on the street say they were not consulted. The corral, which has become a symbol of newcomers and gentrification, according to the article, will be a topic on the agenda of a town-hall meeting next month planned by the Crow Hill Community Association.
Parking Spot Causes Fight (No Drivers Are Involved) [NY Times]
Photo by Amy Sara Clark for Prospect Heights Patch
Why must whites always alter tragically wherever you go?
Why can’t you just move in and chill?
This is why we don’t want your hipster asses in bed stuy. The other names can’t be wrong about you. Stay out!
Cyclists can be inconsiderate. Bicycles do not belong in hallways where they pose risks. How many bikers have taken a look at the wall damage in common areas they’ve done
Racists!!!
Good call
No they should ride by and throw paint on em. You folk have no respect