Gracie Mansion parking cleared soon after storm, leaving rest of nabe a snow-covered mess
NY Post
Snow much for socialism.
Mayor Mamdani’s snow shoveling crew rushed to clear off staff parking spots outside of Gracie Mansion on Wednesday morning — leaving the rest of the neighborhood in a snow-covered mess.
The two blocks between 87th and 89th streets on East End Avenue were spotless just minutes after the snow stopped falling, thanks to an army of workers with heavy equipment dedicated to the cause.
“The path up to Gracie Mansion gate was perfectly clear but everything else was a mess! Why not clear the rest? On 87th Street, the sidewalk was just a sheet of ice but then when you got up to where thewalkway is — it was just perfect,” a doorman, who worked across the street for four decades, told The Post, calling the parking situation “insane.”
“The sanitation guys are riding around, they’re not digging anything out in this neighborhood. Only here in front of the mayor is the only place I’ve seen people digging out anything,” the doorman, who spoke on condition of anonymity, continued.
“Since this mayor took over, they’ve been cleaning like crazy across the street! The stairs, the parking spots — they never clean them like this. They never did those parking spots, not like that. Just since he took over.”
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