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There are 2 blue bikes that have been dumped near the fence and train tracks behind the vacant lot. There has been trash there as well although some has been cleaned up recently. |

What is the nature of the problem: [There is a Vacant Lot next to this address that is filled with all kinds of trash/debris. Can this be cleaned ASAP!!]

This is a condemned/abandoned building. It appears that people have been leaving junk cars here. There are now ~5 cars in the front yard, including cars with damage, without license plates, and with very expired registration stickers. Trash is beginning to pile up as well, including human feces |

The identifier number for that parcel is 1402223000. That vacant lot of land is adjacent to my house but no one has ever come by to take care of the overgrown weeds, trash, and rodent problem. Please send someone to get rid of the weeds and place a trash can on Talbot Ave. A lot of people litter there because there are no trash cans and no trash collection for that lot. Please put a no trash sign on that lot. We would appreciate that. I’ve reported a few times about this lot already. |

Loose trash on left side yard of this house. Lot was purchased originally through the side yard program. |

This vacant lot has become a dumping site. Multiple complaints have been filed on 311, and email to neighborhood liaison but still not resolved. |

Trash opened by homeless people and left outside next to alley adjacent to 36 E Newton St. |

Mattress |

What is the nature of the problem: [leaves piling up in lot]

The owner of this house owns the adjacent lot, numbered 31 Hancock Street, which was purchased through the side yard program. The lot is covered with loose trash. The owner gutted the interior of the house without a permit and appears to have walked away from the property. The house is vacant. The side lot is at the corner of Hancock Street and Payson Avenue. I just swept the public sidewalk along Hancock Street from Bird Street to Payson Avenue and picked up an entire trash barrel of trash, mostly from in front of 29-31 Hancock Street. |