Jackson Heights Life

@Dotley - I believe it is only for the side of the building facing the road, there looks to be some guidance for secondary facades. Check out the LPC window guide linked to earlier in this thread.
@am315 - I can see the co-ops or responsible owners wanting to maintain the general styling (like the 6 over 1 arrangement on Elm Court). For new vinyl windows, it isn't expensive to get a little molding added. But if you need custom wood windows with custom glass, that's a serious investment.
@Benoit - Thanks for the insight. That at least sounds like well motivated reasoning on behalf of LPC, but unfortunately in reality, I feel homeowners will hold off on replacing windows for a long time - some of these original windows are approaching 100 years old! Unintended consequences...

To those who say to move if you don't like it must not live directly under the path (76/77). It's like they're landing in your living room.

Why not do it during weekday when most people are at work. All these complaints seen to fall on deaf ears and I'm sick of it.

I live on 77, so I feel your pain.

At the town hall on this last year (with Dromm, Peralta, Crowley), I think the Port Authority said they didn't do it on week days for two reasons: there is a lot more flight traffic on weekdays causing even more frequent noise, and it would severely disrupt school because it is hard to teach during the noise (although, school is wrapping up for the year shortly...).

Looks like someone removed the tree that was hit. However, the telephone booth is leaning at a precarious angle. I called 311 to report it as potentially unsafe, but after a lot of back and forth, they said they would not do anything about it. Any idea who maintains phone booths and can repair it?

Thanks for reposting the link. I made a complaint.

We went on the self-guided tour on Saturday. It was our first garden tour. Really enjoyed seeing all the gardens throughout the neighborhood! Looking forward to seeing the ones that are having a lot performed on them next year.