Reports 815 of 3,125,142 · 2 filters applied

Construction occurred at this intersection for many months. the sidewalk was rebuilt due to the city construction and when it was rebuilt, it was built lower than the facade of our building. So now the stones don't make contact with the sidewalk and they are falling from the face of the building and they need to be repaired. The entire area where the sidewalks were repaired on the k st side of the building should be looked at and secured even if the stones have not fallen yet. | Construction debris: [Stones are falling off our building due to recent city construction and rebuilding the sidewalk.] Exact location: [Located on the bottom portion of the outside of building on K st side of the building surrounding the garage. Stones are there as well.]

There is wood, plant material; concrete and general debris piled up. | Construction debris: [The construction project at 858 E. Second Street has dumped construction debris behind 866 E. Second Street, without permission; and without authority of the owners of 866 E. Second. It is another example of a long line of intrusions onto this property by the developer of 858 E. Second St., James Baker. He is unresponsive to our complaints.] Exact location: [There is a pile of construction debris behind 866 E. Second Street in an area designated as Open Space for the 866 E. Second St. condominium.]

Construction debris: [Paint and other bags of debris.] Exact location: [Pleasant View and Cummins Highway.]

Caller states that there are bedsheets and food littering the grassy knoll. | Construction debris: [Food and bedsheets] Exact location: [grassy knoll]

Construction Debri behind garage at 66 Norfolk, Dorchester. |

Construction materials thrown behind the garage at 65 Norfolk St. |

Caller reporting management (RGR Property Management located at 140 Wood Rd, Braintree) company hired a contractor and they tore up the fence and threw it in the back. | Construction debris: [Fence] Exact location: [Threw it in the back, about a thirty foot pole.]

Constituent called concerned about these fence poles that have been left after the construction of their fence that was strucked by a moving vehicle. | Construction debris: [Constituent called about two concerned fence pole that are 25 ft long and are a trip hazard.] Exact location: [One of the fence poles is behind unit #241a. The other by the Common area.]

junk in the yard, construction debris & equipment |

Caller states that the debris has not been picked up for months. | Construction debris: [Old lumber and bricks] Exact location: [In an alley between a few houses]