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We are completely out numbered and out voted. Add up all the people who work for the City/State and in all the people getting hand outs , you are never going to overcome that. Heck they even get the entire day off to vote.
Exactly. The concept works well on wide streets with no parking but I don't see how a DSNY truck will be able to pick up a container from a city sidewalk with cars parked up and down the block. I think the workers will just take the bag(s) from the containers and throw them into the truck. They could roll the bins out to the truck and have the truck lift it and empty it but that's time consuming and not worth it unless the bins are heavy.
They can't. In my local city it's a two man, manual process with the wheeled containers because of the cars parked on the road.
If NYC's plan is catching up to the 21st Century, the truck will have an arm that lifts, dumps, and places the can back down in the exact same spot without a scratch, something the DSNY hasn't figured out how to do in 100 years.
I saw that method in Palm Springs when I was there.
but how will that be able to happen here in NY with all the cars parked along the streets?
My esteemed fellow Moderator believes that only property owners should vote. So essentially you are buying your way into a chance to vote with the acquisition of land.
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