We are a grassroots movement of non-union Building Superintendents and Porters, and building owners, formed in response to this outrageous and unfair rat regulation in NYC which forces Building Superintendents and Porters to work past 8 PM to throw our building's trash to the curb. We now work 12 to 14-hour days, with no overtime pay, because of this Mayor and City Council.
This regulation has uprooted our lives and has caused riffs within our family and our close friend's. We are no longer able to eat dinners with them 156 nights each year because of this absentminded approach to rid the city of rats by city officials.
We are committed to getting this regulation completely overturned.
But we need your help.
SEND THIS WEBSITE TO OTHER BUILDING SUPERINTENDENTS, PORTER'S, AND BUILDING OWNERS TODAY!
We need them, and we need you, to join our growing movement.
OUR NEXT PROTEST WILL BE AT CITY HALL,
IN CITY HALL PARK,
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH AT 12 NOON!
Take the A train to World Trade Center
Walk to
Broadway &, Chambers St, New York, NY 10007
or
The 4 train Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall
Walk to
Broadway &, Chambers St, New York, NY 10007
or
The 1 or the 2 train to Park Place
Walk to
Broadway &, Chambers St, New York, NY 10007
You must email us NYCBuildingSupers@gmail.com
to be on our mailing list!
RIGHT NOW!
OUR LIST OF DEMANDS
NOT 3-day a week pickup days for regular trash, and only 1- day a week for recycling and rotting compost.
WE NEED TO ADOPT HOW ITS DONE IN AMSTERDAM
Amsterdam uses underground bins which are sprinkled throughout each neighborhood for their recycling and regular trash programs. These bins get picked up a couple of times each week. They use a garbage truck with a small crane on top of it, to pull these bins out from the ground and into their trucks.
Each person would walk to the nearest locations, dump their regular trash into one container and their recycling and compost into the others, then walk away.
It's simple as that!
This would also cut back on traffic jams caused by Sanitation trucks when clearing an entire block of garbage bags and trashcans.
For larger items, like bed frames, mattresses, or armoires, Amsterdam has a separate truck with a crane attached, that picks up these items in one lift.
Your donations will go to the monthly cost of this website - Organization of future rallies and events - As well basic necessities, that will help keep us running, such as stamps, envelopes, and ink cartridges - and EVERYTHING and ANYTHING in between, that will help better our lives!
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Stay connected with our group of likeminded Supers, Porter, and Doormen - Get updates on actions that will take place against New York City Council and Mayor Adams - Find out what is being planned next and how you can help - Regularly scheduled Zoom meetings amongst members will soon be announced !
HOW AMSTERDAM DISPOSES OF ITS TRASH
Amsterdam uses underground bins which are sprinkled throughout each neighborhood for their recycling and regular trash programs. These bins get picked up a couple of times each week. They use a garbage truck with a small crane on top of it, to pull these bins out of the ground and into their trucks.
Each person would walk to the nearest locations, dump their regular trash into one container and their recycling and compost into the others, then walk away.
It's as simple as that!
This would also cut back on traffic jams caused by Sanitation trucks when clearing an entire block of garbage bags and trashcans.
For larger items, like bed frames, mattresses, or armoires, Amsterdam has a separate truck with a crane attached, that picks up these items in one lift.
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