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Rats seen outside of 54-56 Athol St apartments due to poorly contained trash

Everything in the picture constitutes construction debris and violations of City Ordinance Article 23, Section 1 and Section 9, and Massachusetts General Law Ch.270, Section 16. That means multiple violations must be issued for missing past continous days like today as a separate incident(s) like the one issued Sunday. Correct it… The appropriate state agencies have been contacted about this dumping and will follow up with Code Enforcement division. This has been ongoing for well over 365+ days. It’s a public nuisance to the neighbors and consistent pile of debris.

This bus has been abandoned here for more than 3 months. They don't move it; they just leave it parked there, and it's taking up space that others could use. They simply left it parked there.

It appears that the same three individuals are utilizing motorcycles to reserve highly strategic parking spaces during the day, preventing other vehicles from parking there. They position the motorcycles to occupy corner spots, effectively saving these spaces for their arrival at night. Upon their return, they simply move the motorcycles and park their cars. We can verify this by observing their vehicles, which are consistently located between 124 and 130 Princeton St. One of the cars is a Silverado, and another is a Mazda; the make of the third car, associated with the remaining motorcycle, is currently unknown.

Non resident. No parking enforcement for weeks.

Non resident parked in resident parking. No parking enforcement in neighborhood for weeks now.

Non resident parking in resident spaces since last year and not enforced.

Non resident has been parking in resident parking since last year

abandoned car for over a month | Make of the abandoned car: [FORD] Model of the abandoned car: [4DR] Color of the abandoned car: [WHITE] License Plate number if available: [5FEX74] License Plate State if available: [MA]