14 The QUeeNS CoUrier •JANUARY 10, 2013 for BrEAkING NEwS vISIT www.queenscourier.com FHEADLINE | TOWN | $PRICE$ BRIEFHEADLINE | TOWN | $PRICE$SANDY SLIGHTTHE WHEELS erty decription. Property decription. Property decription. Property decription. erty decription. Property decription. Property decription. Property decription.A glitch in the law is keeping co-op owners fromON THE BUS GOreceiving federal storm recovery grants erty decription. Property decription. Property decription. Property decription. erty decription. Web# ???????. Property decription. Web# ???????. tName 000.000.0000 AgentName 000.000.0000BY MELISSA CHANROUND — [email protected] A glitch in the law is keep- BY MELISSA CHAN ed to make alternate trips from ing co-op owners from receiving given a boost by the MTA as the According to Office Namerestores weekday service along theAgent Title 1Queens straphangers have beenofficials said.Little Neck Parkway. The changeAGENT NAMEfederal storm recovery grants,Jamaica Avenue to Little Neck via [email protected] authority, a Q24 egorized as “business associa- [email protected] for thousands of [email protected] to the city’s transit-damages because they are cat-516.000.0000of repair for Sandy-inflicted-Civic leaders praised the extension, touting the Q36 bus as a life-co-ops are shouldering the costsOffice AddressCongressmember Steve Israel,-former Q79 route, which was terminated over a year ago.Agent Title 2516.000.0000 office516.000.0000 cell agency rolls out five restored or expanded bus routes in the bor ough this month. extension has tions,” making them ineligiblewho live along Little been restored from VISIT Neck Parkway — a for federal grants — only loans. THE COURIER/Photo by Melissa Chan to Bushwick erns how the Federal Emergency From left are Friedrich, City Councilmember Mark Weprin, Israel andsaid, with little toqueenscourier.com-Local leaders want FEMA to make co-ops eligible for recovery grants.The Stafford Act, which govmajor roadway, they Broadway Junction Avenue via TELL US no access to public Management Agency (FEMA) State Senator Tony Avella. Broadway, and the responds to major disasters,transportation.WHAT YOU Q27 now provides does not include the word “co- Cryder Point Co-ops suffered costs also include the removal of“By modifyingTHINK! overnight service op” in the law, Israel said. But $1 million in damage that left downed trees.the Q36 to run from Horace Harding Expressway there is no statute that purpose- their waterfront community’s “Housing co-ops are not busi-along Little Neck to Cambria Heights via Springfield fully bans co-op owners from pier in shambles, said Phil ness associations. We do not-Parkway, we have not only cre Boulevard. being eligible for grants, a privi- Resnick, vice president of the generate income based on cor-ated a direct ride to the LIRR at Community College has been “FEMA is taking an overzeal- More than half of the Warren Schreiber, president ofcreated a single-ride access to the A new branch to Queensboroughporate or private profit,” saidco-op’s board of directors.lege given to homeowners.Little Neck, but we have also added to the Q30 on weekdays, ous interpretation to this,” said total buildings in Glen Oaks the Bay Terrace Communitycity subway system at Hillside days has been restored to the Q42 co-op owners. It’s one thing to severe shingle loss,” leading to shareholders who are alreadyFriedrich, president of Glen Oaks-Alliance. “Many middle-classVillage endured “moderate toIsrael. “It discriminates againstAvenue and 179 Street,” said Bob and midday service on the week from Jamaica Center to St. Albans be devastated by a hurricane. $250,000 in infrastructural dam- experiencing financial difficul-Village. “As a result, we anticipate via Archer Avenue. bus line will exceed that of the a loophole.” op’s president. The unbudgeted the additional charges.”ties will not be able to absorbages, said Bob Friedrich, the co-It’s another to be devastated bythat the ridership on this new-old Q79.”The Q36 has also been extend 209-18 NORTHERN BOULEVARD •BAYSIDE OFFICE • 718-631-8900 Open House • 43-09 244 St. • 1/12 • 1:00-3:00pm DOUGLASTON $1,348,000 MALBA - $3,750,000 Country living in the City. 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