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Needle in street under jeep in front of 51 E Springfield St

I spoke to a ranger and the "office" at Jamaica Pond and reached out to you folks around 3 years ago when I first noted that Jamaica pond had invasive plants. The "invasion" is starting to take over the pond. There seems to be no Boston department that specifically deals with ponds/water issues but if this is not taken seriously NOW, there will be no mitigation (admittedly it may well be too late). I don't know which species has invaded. Also, it has to be the case that the other ponds on the waterway are also starting to get choked. Go on-line to see what invaded ponds look like or better yet, walk around Jamaica Pond (happy to meet someone to show them). I would like to be contacted by someone who is responsible for this kind of work. | Case (SR) Type: [Miscellaneous] Referred To: [ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, & OPEN SPACE]

Needle in street across from Starbucks

Constituent reports someone dumping mulch on the sidewalk. |

Property conditions interfere with sidewalk passage | Details: [Constituent states the front lawn of this property on the corner and saint joseph side is overgrown blocking access to the sidewalk. Forces disabled residents into the street as they can not get by with scooters, walkers or wheelchairs.] Exact location: [front]

Needle on 725 Mass Ave

const. reports someone not in the neighborhood is dumping mulch on their street blocking access for cars |

Big potholes