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NYC’s Trash Bin Plan Takes Parking | New York City News
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New York City is set to transform streets by installing thousands of new trash bins—reclaiming 29,842 parking spots by 2032, starting in Manhattan’s Upper East and West Sides. While residents like Ella Darling lament the loss of parking, especially for commuters, city officials argue the move will slash litter, curb rodents, and repurpose underused space. Buildings with 30+ units will get bins automatically; smaller ones can opt in. Though some worry about parking costs, the city’s study says most car owners won’t be hit hard. Councilmember Gale Brewer backs the plan, calling it a step toward cleaner, more efficient neighborhoods. A public hearing is scheduled for July 28 to gather feedback on this bold urban shift.
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