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Re: Car Booted on First Offense
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jcisitworking wrote:
Ladybert,,, Im new to Jersey City ,living on the JC/ Hoboken border where there is no parking at all. Im glad you got the refund . It shows that the PA will work with you not like where I lived in the past ( Hoboken and NYC) . Thank you for the update.



oooo not so fast guy. generally, they really aren't willing to work with you at all. i think because this was related to sandy reconstruction and i was trying to follow the rules, it was a rare circumstance. walk a straight line and you'll have no problems.

Posted on: 2013/12/6 17:37
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Re: Car Booted on First Offense
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worm wrote:
Are you serious!! Mind me asking who you spoke to at the parking authority?? I spent a ridiculous amount of time calling/going back and forth between the court and the PA to no avail... and my ticket was even thrown out! Holy crap I'm so annoyed!!! but happy you got your money back.


i sent you a PM.

Posted on: 2013/12/6 17:34
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Re: Car Booted on First Offense
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jcisitworking wrote:
Ladybert;;;;;; Any update? Were they helpful? if so , who did you speak to and what was needed (documentation)


haha, umm, did you really just create an account to respond to this?

hell froze over, JCPA is refunding me but i still have to go fight the ticket portion later this month. councilwoman candice osbourne helped in directing my complaint to the right person at the parking authority but i had to provide pictures of all the construction permits, etc. it was a very reluctant refund because in their mind the rules are black and white, but the woman associated with JCPA said she had superstorm sandy damage at her home as well, so i think she had a rare soft spot for this one-off. generally JCPA will just tell you "it's a tow zone, so the boot is actually a favor for not towing your car." if i hadn't been able to provide proof, the first offence wouldn't have mattered to them. "it could have been a tow!" barf.

Posted on: 2013/12/6 17:00
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Re: Car Booted on First Offense
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blanquiita wrote:
Could it be because you don't have a zone parking permit since you have a paid space?


that is exactly the reason for the boot.. just hoping it's possible if they can throw me a bone with this because i'm not some parking scofflaw.

Posted on: 2013/12/3 22:38
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Re: Car Booted on First Offense
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never!

Posted on: 2013/12/3 22:24
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Re: Car Booted on First Offense
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2 hour parking violation.

Posted on: 2013/12/3 22:06
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Re: Car Booted on First Offense
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curious if anyone has successfully had a boot refunded for any other reason?

i moved my car from my paid space at my apartment to the street today in order for construction to unload supplies into the apartment beneath mine (ongoing reconstruction from superstorm sandy) and i got ye ol' boot. obviously i'm psyched because i wasn't trying to park for free on the street and was trying to be accomodating to the construction dudes. i can attend the court date and provide proof that this is what happened, but i feel like JCPA won't care.

snarky responses stay home.

Posted on: 2013/12/3 21:51
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Re: Fire near the Grove St PATH station
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does anyone know how we might be able to get in touch with the laundromat about getting clothes back? my boyfriend dropped evverrryythinggggg off on wednesday morning...

Posted on: 2013/11/29 19:00
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Re: Fire near the Grove St PATH station
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peep hashtag #jerseycity on instagram for photos

Posted on: 2013/11/27 19:20
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Re: LOTS of new Stop Signs Downtown
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I don't get it... no orange flags to alert drivers of the new signs?

I just noticed that Marin @ Grand has a new "No Turn On Red" sign but the placement is awful.

Posted on: 2013/11/26 15:53
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Re: Good place to make clothing donations?
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JCbiscuit wrote:
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ladybert wrote:
my mom always uses AMVETS. they come and pick it up at your house.

http://www.pickupplease.org/donation-program


this is great to know! they got a really good rating on Charity Navigator: http://www.charitynavigator.org/index ... &orgid=11547#.UnvZHpQiGTs

there's another veteran's charity that does pickup - VVA (vietnam vets of America, I think?) but they've got a really lousy score, with the bulk of their cash going toward administrative overhead.



yeah, i think i posted the link to the "wrong" vets.

this looks like the AMVETS i was talking about; http://amvetspickup.org/

although i can't seem to find a NJ location. DERP.

Posted on: 2013/11/7 20:58
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Re: Good place to make clothing donations?
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my mom always uses AMVETS. they come and pick it up at your house.

http://www.pickupplease.org/donation-program

Posted on: 2013/11/7 18:13
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Re: Good place to make clothing donations?
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what about an appropriate place to donate a big bag of bath towels?

Posted on: 2013/11/3 17:15
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Re: Soul Flavors is closing
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i know nothing about operating a restaurant, but i'm a little surprised they say sandy was the cause for them closing. i understand that inventory is quite expensive, but were they really running their margins that close to make them close? did any other businesses downtown close permanently after the storm? even edward's which was entirely submerged finally got back on their feet during the summer. i'm interested in a more informed perspective.

Posted on: 2013/10/28 20:07
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Re: New Jersey's Insane Ban on Self-Service Gasoline
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I grew up in Maryland and I LOATHE not being able to pump my own gas! In MD we're taught how to pump gas with a learners permit at age 15. To hear that adults have trouble with this is sad. It's just faster and easier to do myself.

Posted on: 2013/9/18 23:11
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Re: Pulaski Skyway Update For Commuters
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saturday at 5pm i opted to take the turnpike from central NJ back into JC instead of risking it with 1&9 truck - unfortunate that it's more expensive, but the turnpike was clear, no issues getting home.

Posted on: 2013/8/26 17:48
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Re: Waterside "first date drinks" locale?
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cicada was open practically the next week after the storm while edward's just opened a week or two ago and tommy two scoops opened this past weekend. i think all cicada did was throw out the awesome 1980's creepy couch and the random macintosh computer and get some new tables and chairs.

Posted on: 2013/7/29 17:38
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Re: Enterprise - at Double Tree
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but Tommy! their slogan is "we'll pick you up!"

no but really, i've gotten myself to their counter at the hotel before but they will come get you and take you to the counter for free if you want .

Posted on: 2013/7/17 1:34
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Re: Maxwell's coming to JC?
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Maxwell's has a huge draw from all over New Jersey. A lot of bands will play Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Hoboken. It has definitely been a destination for people to see bands without heading into the city. The only other place in NJ on a similar level is Starland Ballroom which is far for North Jersey residents and usually hosts much bigger/more commercial bands.

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tommyc_37 wrote:
A little confused with all the talk about parking, including from Abrahamson himself. Wouldn't the core target audience for such shows be coming from JC, Manhattan, Brooklyn? Who would be driving? I mean obviously some would, but is it significant enough to require off-street parking?

Posted on: 2013/7/11 22:34
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Re: Goodbye Jersey City!
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When I talk about Jersey City vs "The City" the main difference to me is always the difference in attitudes of the people who live there.

Nobody likes brushing elbows with snobs. Bye!

Posted on: 2013/7/6 22:49
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Re: CrossFit
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cool pic of them running around downtown on the website. i've already had two of their crew slam into me running at full speed while i was walking down columbus. pedestrians beware.

Posted on: 2013/3/29 7:24
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Re: Embankment to become Vietnamese?
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maybe it's just me, but being that both incarnations of the restaurant look like a cafeteria with staff, neither nha trang nor TH strike me as the kind of place i'd go to get my butt kissed with good service. it's always kind of light hearted and laughable, just like the crazy blonde waitress that used to be at la rustique. at nha trang my friends and i generally just ask for the dishes we want as appetizers without mentioning our "main course" until the first plates come out. no big whoop. had the same experience at TH, but we go for the solid food and that's it.

Posted on: 2013/3/13 9:24
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Re: Tell me where to get Sushi please...
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i've had Honshu twice in the past two months and hate myself for not trying that place sooner. the spicy salmon roll.... oh my GAH. Sushi Tango, meh. i wouldn't go back. JC Sakura for when you're craving sushi but don't need a frilly night and are trying to save $$.

Posted on: 2013/1/17 15:31
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Re: Club H vs. Brick Haus (gym)
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brick haus is okay. i switched from a cheaper gym to brick haus because the cheaper gym was way too crowded, an issue that i have never had at brick haus and i always go at peak hours. i've always felt it was clean and the bootcamp and yoga instructors are awesome. i haven't felt that way about some of the other instructors, enough that i eventually quit going to those sessions (bummer). i would consider renewing there because i keep hearing that club H is worse, but i don't LOVE the place. i was pretty bent after i didn't renew IMMEDIATELY when my membership expired and the owner tried to get me to pay a hidden and somewhat large 'new member fee' with my renewal, even though all my information was still on file and he recognized me and asked where i'd been. lame. it gets the job done though.

Posted on: 2013/1/15 22:16
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Re: The PATH is racist?
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my guess is that PATH isn't racist, the conductor was. and that possibly the JSQ-bound trains are more crowded because people are using the JSQ line to transfer to the NWK line from midtown.


re: trash cans: in europe i've seen metal hoops in subway stations that hold clear plastic trash bags. large items cannot fit into the hoops, and you can obviously see the contents through the clear bags. i'm sure that PATH could figure out a trash solution, but with the price of rides consistently increasing i'd rather it not be at my expense.

Posted on: 2013/1/14 22:07
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Re: Taqueria
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was still dark when i walked past this weekend.

Posted on: 2013/1/9 17:16
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Re: Downstairs renters not leaving dilapidated apartment post-Sandy
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kellyh wrote:
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corybraiterman wrote:
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kellyh wrote:
Jersey City Department of Health & Human Services

(201) 547-6800

Call.

Why do you even need to be told this?


i'm gonna go out on a limb here and guess "because they didn't know the number"


You have one guess as to where I got the number.







the big bully routine is tired. go home.

Posted on: 2012/11/8 1:09
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Re: Downstairs renters not leaving dilapidated apartment post-Sandy
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Quote:

kellyh wrote:
Jersey City Department of Health & Human Services

(201) 547-6800

Call.

Why do you even need to be told this?



Christ. Sorry, Mom! It's my first time living above delinquent tenants! I didn't know everyone dealt with the JCDoH on the reg. Appreciate the number.

Posted on: 2012/11/7 20:44
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Re: Downstairs renters not leaving dilapidated apartment post-Sandy
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crujones wrote:
thanks for clarifying they are immigrants. american citizens would never do such a thing.





....said nobody, nowhere.

Posted on: 2012/11/7 18:53
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Downstairs renters not leaving dilapidated apartment post-Sandy
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I live above an immigrant family of 6 whose apartment had 5 feet of water during the storm. After the storm, they dried out their things and went right back in. The landlord wants to gut the place, but the family refuses to move out, insisting it is fine but only because they have nowhere else to go. Meanwhile, my apartment upstairs smells like a dead body and the roaches and mice from their place are now overwhelming. The allergic reactions I've been having from their dirt and mildew getting into the air have made it inhabitable. My roommates and I have talked to the family, but the father is a stubborn man and now appearing somewhat delusional. The landlord is being extremely soft on them since they will be homeless and hasn't made a strong effort to get them out. We have withheld rent but I would much rather be able to live in my own apartment. Surely they can't just refuse forever, this has to be some sort of health violation? Any advice is appreciated.

Posted on: 2012/11/7 17:40
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