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Hazardous materials

The potential for exposure of the public to hazardous materials in and around the project site.

2012-09-06 illegally parked cars block street sweeper on Pacific St – urine bottles & trash proliferate

Location: 
620 Atlantic Ave - Pacific St bet Carlton & 6th
When: 
September 6, 2012 - 2:24pm

http://youtu.be/vKQl8gx2e78
I watched from 11:30am until 1pm & no traffic agents!
Atlantic Yards / Arena construction workers' continue to hamper the community's efforts to control rats by having the street sweeper clean the streets of the food, trash and everything else the construction workers discard in the community after the arrive & sit in their cars in the morning, breaks, @ lunch & when they leave in the evening.

2012-09-06 several commercial for hire buses using Carlton & Pacific, not a truck route

Location: 
620 Atlantic Ave various locations - 6th Ave & Pacific St
When: 
September 6, 2012 - 2:15pm

For the last several days various commercial for hire buses using Carlton & Pacific, not a truck route, appears like their testing routes.

2012-08-27 LIRR Vanderbilt yards massive uncovered dirt piles since early June 2012

Location: 
620 Atlantic Ave various locations Vanderbilt rail yards
When: 
August 27, 2012 - 9:09pm

Why insn't the LIRR Vanderbilt yards massive uncovered dirt piles since early June 2012 be removed, watered or covered?

2012-08-17 illegally parked cars block street sweeper on Pacific St – urine bottles & trash proliferate

Location: 
620 Atlantic Ave - Pacific St bet Carlton & 6th
When: 
August 17, 2012 - 11:48am

http://youtu.be/XrZu8zIQLxg
 
 

2012-08-20 NW corner of Carlton & Pacific bridge construction produces dangerous intersection

Location: 
620 Atlantic Ave Carlton Ave @ Pacific St
When: 
August 20, 2012 - 8:23am

2012-08-20 NW corner of Carlton & Pacific bridge construction produces dangerous intersection

2012-08-09 update: 2012-08-08 construction damages traffic & light pole - no flaggers cause children to walk in traffic busy 6th

When: 
August 9, 2012 - 4:19pm

Traffic light with attached street light removed after damage from arena construction vehicle & now there is no pedestrian walk indicator making for an unsafe condition.
 
previous report
http://atlanticyardswatch.net/node/774

2012-08-08 construction damages traffic & light pole - no flaggers cause children to walk in traffic busy 6th Ave

Location: 
620 Atlantic Ave various locations - 6th Ave & Pacific St
When: 
August 8, 2012 - 4:33pm

Arena construction truck damages traffic signal/light pole @ NE corner of 6th Ave & Pacific St; construction workers put yellow tape around area & closed off sidewalk but doesn’t have a flagger to help children/pedestrians maneuver around the dangerous situation; pedestrians had to walk into the street into traffic. Officers from the 78th helped the residents by communicating with the unresponsive arena personnel to make the area safer.

2012-07-02 Barclays construction workers make pedestrians some with children walk thru active excavation equipment area

Location: 
620 Atlantic Ave - 6th Ave bet Dean St & Pacific St
When: 
July 2, 2012 - 2:59pm

BOTH sides of 6th Ave sidewalks between Pacific St & Dean St are now blocked with NO PRIOR notice to the community that the east side was also blocked. What appears to be the job site supervisor or foreman is more interested in taking pictures of photographer than flagging, minding or assisting mothers with children, the elderly & other pedestrian’s safely thru an active construction excavating area.
http://youtu.be/75LXD9Vw9Mg

2012-06-25 2 tires dumped mid block 700 Pacific St on north side next to LIRR Vanderbilt rail yard

Location: 
620 Atlantic Ave - mid Pacific St bet Carlton Ave & 6th Ave
When: 
June 25, 2012 - 11:49am

2012-06-02 Hazardous placement of light pole on public Vanderbilt Ave stored on sidewalk next to block 1129

Location: 
620 Atlantic Ave - block 1129 @ NW corner Pacific & Vanderbilt
When: 
June 2, 2012 - 12:11pm

Hazardous placement of light pole on Vanderbilt Ave stored on sidewalk within feet of pedestrians walking; pedestrians at night may not be able to notice the downed light pole & wooden palette because there is not enough light.