Emergency construction work disrupting parking spots

Con Edison takes over dozens of much needed parking spots to replace cables, wires

By IZANIA GONZALEZ

Posted 2/29/24

Anyone trying to make their way along Sedgwick Avenue and some of the surrounding streets near the Jerome Park Reservoir should get ready for a mess. Con Edison has taken over large chunks of Kingsbridge Heights and Van Cortlandt Village through what the utility describes as “emergency work” that started a few weeks ago.

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