BOS:311

Please enforce resident parking on Condor street in East Boston. It’s getting harder & harder for residents to park. There are cars currently parked with no resident parking stickers, out of state license plates, commercial vehicles etc. and should be ticketed. Also lately there looks like lots of body shop repair cars are also being parked on the street. Thank you.

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See BCS-00267052, "ADDENDUM FOR LIVE HOUSING CODE INVESTIGATION (CASE #BCS-00260248) To: Boston Inspectional Services Department (ISD) / Housing Division Intake Operator Please attach the following attached documents directly to this live case file for the assigned field inspector:Plaintiff’s Exhibit A: Sworn lease contract pages outlining the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Public Health Notice of Occupants’ Legal Rights and Responsibilities under 105 CMR 410.000.Plaintiff’s Exhibit B: Formal written notification of ongoing, uninsulated structure-borne noise disruptions dated April 1st. STATEMENT OF FACTS UNREPORTED BY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT:The Complainant is a disabled tenant with documented medical conditions (PTSD, agoraphobia, fibromyalgia) who is exercising her explicit, contractually guaranteed rights under the integrated lease pages attached. Property Management (Princeton Properties) is currently in active violation of the Covenant of Quiet Enjoyment and the State Sanitary Code regarding fitness for human habitation by permitting a continuous, unmitigated, high-impact structural noise emergency to exist directly above my bedroom ceiling. The regional manager's previous responses on this database—which claim the issues are 'resolved' with rugs or that I simply 'haven't adjusted'—represent a deliberate corporate cover-up designed to block municipal health inspectors and evade building-wide sanitary code fines. As my attached April 1st letter proves, the reality inside my unit is an unlivable crisis: the ceiling consistently vibrates with heavy, hard-soled pacing, dropped items, and massive dog impacts that penetrate directly through background television and fan noise, causing severe trauma-induced sleep deprivation and medical regression. Per the attached Department of Public Health lease notice, I have a strict legal right to safe housing and an absolute Protection from Retaliation for reporting these defects. I am requesting that an inspector physically enter my unit to perform a structural acoustic and habitability inspection as legally mandated by my lease, rather than allowing management to close this live ticket from a central administrative office." | Any children under 6 years of age: [No]