Reports (9)

Residual trash surrounding red line pizza

The MBTA had the Red Line down for maintenance this weekend 4/6-4/7. This would have been a great time like many other times the red line was down for maintenance, for cleaning up their property. I am complaining on the trash on the MBTA property between 91 to 101 Waldeck from the tracks to property line.

Overflowing barrels and loose cardboard boxes -in the rear of red line pizza at 582 Dorchester Ave

All boxes in a bag of trash on top of the barrel right next to the open door the back door of red line pizza address is 582 Dottie Avenue they constantly do this every single week there at corrugated boxes and trash always on top of the barrel.

Trash barrels, way overflowing - the gate which is located on Dorchester Avenue right next to the rear door of the red line pizza you can see right in there. Absolutely disgusting

Unkempt overgrown grass | Details: [Constituent reports lots of overgrowth and trash along fenceline of fence going along Red Line tracks.] Exact location: [across street from address]

Tons of open barrels and trash in the back of this property This also includes the trash from red line Pizza Have seen several rats in the area

Other | Details: [Greenspace, gladesideII. Not parks urban wild site, determined to be private proptey. Residents have been complaining for a year owner of property needs to be made clean and/or fined Re Parks: This is an "urban wild" composed of one landlocked lot and several backyards of several lots. The lot that has the frontage on Gladeside Avenue is shown in red. I put a black line generally around the whole so-called urban wild and the name "Gladeside II'. This is really a lot of wooded backyards, all privately owned. On the right side bar is information about the lot with the street frontage, which I suspect is where the cause of the complaint is generated. This is a job for Code Enforcement, not Parks, in my humble opinion.] Exact location: [Rear]

Unkempt overgrown grass | Details: [Constituent reports that the MBTA's red line area is unkempt and overgrown. There is excessive dumping along the street as well. Constitutent does not know if the area that is unkempt belongs to the MBTA or City of Boston.] Exact location: [All along Beach st on the fence where the even numbered houses are. 58 Beach St all the way down to the 30s of Beach St]