“Despite the foul and filthy outcome predicted by many, Park Slope does not look or smell like an urban wasteland. The drains have not overflowed; Union Street and Seventh Avenue are not buried under garbage. Nonetheless, the alternate side parking rules are scheduled to go back into effect tomorrow.”
“To offer some perspective, limited access roadways countrywide are swept as little as once a year, and even within the five boroughs, some neighborhoods are not swept at all. Surely much of this city could be kept clean with a weekly or monthly visit from the street sweepers.”
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/13/opinion/13nelson.html?_r=1&oref=slogin
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“limited access roadways countrywide are swept as little as once a year…” Because they are LIMITED ACCESS, there aren’t hundreds of people living on one block like in the city. I thought this summer was so dirty and stinky! I’m very happy the streets are being cleaned on a weekly basis!