text: April 21, 2017 By Mary Frost Brooklyn Daily Eagle
  "Continuous follow-up by the CHA with support from state Sen. Daniel Squadron and Councilmember Brad Lander's office finally got the DOT to send out an inspector and the barricades and 'no parking' and 'no standing' signs were found to be illegally erected," Breedlove said.
  "Yet again, developers at the LICH site added insult to injury by taking up community parking spots without appropriate approval, according to DOT," Squadron told the Eagle. "I'll continue working with CHA and colleagues to ensure tickets are reversed or addressed, and to hold the developers at the site accountable."
  UPDATE: A Fortis spokesperson told the Brooklyn Eagle Friday evening, ""It is our understanding that the signs were placed by the Department of Transportation and we are currently looking into this matter. If it is ultimately determined that the signs were illegally placed by our contractor, we will of course reimburse anyone who received a parking ticket."
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