Do you live, work or shop in Downtown Brooklyn?

Would you like an opportunity to listen and share ideas on

how to better manage PARKING in your neighborhood?

THEN COME TO A

RESIDENTIAL PARKING FORUM
with NYC Department of Transportation
(Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan scheduled)

Monday, February 4, 2008, 7:00 PM
St. Francis College Auditorium
Remsen Street, Brooklyn Heights
Subway: 2,3,4,5 (Borough Hall); R (Court Street)

Get your friends and neighbors out. Find out the facts.

Organized by:

Council Members David Yassky, Letitia James, Bill DeBlasio
Boerum Hill Association, Brooklyn Heights Association,

Carroll Gardens Neighborhood Association, Concord Village Owners Inc,

Fort Greene Association, Park Slope Civic Council,

Prospect Heights Neighborhood Development Council, Society for Clinton Hill

The Fort Greene Association is very concerned about pedestrian safety in the neighborhood. There are many complicated intersections, but vehicular traffic is very dense and moves at fast speeds. The FGA feels it is imperative to have these issues addressed before someone gets hurt.

On this page, the FGA will document priority intersections and recommended ways in which DOT can rectify dangerous zones in the neighborhood. Although the DOT may be concerned with traffic flow and alleviating congestion, the FGA's priority remains with pedestrian safety. Our citizens lives are at stake.

Until these issues are resolved, we recommend that citizens walk with EXTREME CAUTION at the intersections listed below.