so I guess nothing has happened since you last posted this. Typical. Oh, that's right, this is not a sprint it's a marathon, and like a marathon it is very boring until the very end.

wait until the new stadium goes up and there will be a detail of police working there, this will call for a new SEZ around stadium

1. As discussed many times before, SEZs do not override safety-oriented parking laws, such as no hydrants, no sidewalks, no stopping/standing, no double parking etc.

2. Given the variety of agencies that violate this rule in this spot, it's either not an SEZ or it's one that has been arranged for a very odd combination of completely unrelated city, state and federal agencies.

3. Where there is an "informal SEZ," I think it's less a matter of "too lazy to post signs," but rather "too chicken to actually try to coordinate with other agencies because they might say no, and have a really good reason."

4. As I have also stated before, based in part on feedback we've received on this site, I think it's a mistake to condemn, curse at, or otherwise berate the individual parker. So I don't, and I ask that others don't. They're part of a complex problem that we're addressing on a number of levels. At the same time, this site is now read by a number of people within agencies, and it is important for them to see where things stand "on the ground."

5. Look around at the negative comments that don't get deleted. (Like this one.) They don't call anyone names, make nasty personal comments, insinuate the people are acting in bad faith, etc. See comment #23 here: http://nyc.uncivilservants.org/post/index/964