- Opened
- 18w ago
- Closed
- 15w ago
- Description
- **Per PWD NOTE: PWD has fwd'd this to ISD as it is a private property/public hazard situation Coal Chutes are the responsibility of the property owners. City of Boston Ordinance 11-6.18 Indemnity for City. Every owner of an estate hereafter maintaining any cellar, vault, coal hole or other excavation under the part of the street which is adjacent to, or part of, his or her estate, shall do so only on condition that such maintenance shall be considered as an agreement on his or her part to hold the city harmless from any claims for damage to himself or herself or the occupants of such estate resulting from gas, sewage or water leaking into such excavation or upon such estate; and every such owner and every person maintaining a post, pole or other structure in a street, or a wire, pipe, conduit or other structure under a street, shall do so only on condition that such maintenance shall be considered as an agreement on his or her part with the city to keep the same and the covers thereof in good repair and condition at all times during his or her ownership and to indemnify and save harmless the city against any and all damages, costs, expenses or compensation which it may sustain or be required to pay, by reason of such excavation or structure being under or in the street, or being out of repair during his or her ownership, or by reason of any cover of the same being out of repair or unfastened during his or her ownership. Broken sidewalk. The owners of this building are aware that they are responsible for repairs. This sidewalk has been broken for years and is only getting worse. How long is the city going to wait before some enforcement action?
- Location
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37 E Springfield St, Roxbury, Ma, 02118
42.33596153, -71.07526104
- Photos
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CLOSED
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#101006600353
Noted. Violation filed.
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