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Pointing out that this report gets closed almost immediately yet the many ones asking for parking enforcement, which could actually generate money for the city, go unmoved for weeks on end. This administration is happy to just keep screwing tax payers and enabling poor behavior.

On Saturday March 28 I had a family gathering and we went out to a restaurant on Boylston St. In order to get there we exited Storrow drive on the Fenway ramp and hit a very deep pot hole that resulted in two damaged tires on the drivers side. One got flat and was replaced by the spare. When I got to the garage on Monday March 30th all 4 tires had to be replaced due to pot hole damages. I paid $1600 less than a year and a half ago. I had to pay for four new tires again this time. Many towns started filling pot holes in early to mid-March not so in Boston where I drive 90% of the time. Is there anything that can be done to help me out with this? | Where exactly on the pavement is the pothole: [On Roadway] What is the approximate size of the pothole: [See picture on Images tab]

Boston Transportation Department vehicle E-65 parked in a no parking zone on Medford St. Do as I saw, not as i do type thing? City has got to do better!

Construction lift blocking/impeding sidewalk access. Especially for individuals with disabilities. Along side of 211 Congress st, Matthew st. Between Congress and Federal st.

Trash near the water

This massive pothole has been here for weeks and previous reports of it have not been answered. Please fill it! | Where exactly on the pavement is the pothole: [On Roadway] What is the approximate size of the pothole: [See picture on Images tab]

Address: 157 Gold Street. We have been managing this property for over 6 years now and the owners have poured in thousands of dollars on pest control. They had rats in the basement (which is fixed), they had to replace trash barrels due to rat holes (replaced) and rat feces on their front steps (cleaned). We have engaged a pest control company (Secured Environments) to keep an regular rat/mouse treatment at the property to combat the rat population. With that being said, we strongly believe the issues with rats at our property are due to 209 D Street condo association. They have all their barrels lined up against our white PVC yard fence, which back up against their lot/driveway. They are constantly overflowing, lids open, etc. See attached photo from last night. My cleaners said a rat ran out of one of their barrels when she was trying to close the lid. Its been a problem for a long time and we need some enforcement from the City. The owners of 157 can't be the only property trying to combat this issue, it takes all neighboring properties to help reduce this growing problem throughout our city. Thanks, Leland. (Boston Green Management)

15 minute parking | The closest intersecting street: [Oak St] How is the car parked illegally: [Other] Type of vehicle: [Van] Details: [Silver vienna van] Make: [Unknown] Model: [Van] Color: [GreySilver] Vehicle License Plate Registration: [N12950] Vehicle License Plate State: [MA]

15 Minute parking | The closest intersecting street: [Oak St] How is the car parked illegally: [Other] Type of vehicle: [Car] Details: [Ford Mustang] Make: [Ford] Model: [4DR] Color: [Black] Vehicle License Plate Registration: [3YKB28] Vehicle License Plate State: [MA]

Constituent states street cleaning signs on Mission Street say street cleaning takes place on Mondays, as does the City website. Constituent states that cars were being towed yesterday (Wednesday) for street cleaning. Constituent states that if the street cleaning day has changed, the signs and website need to be updated, and residents should not have their vehicles towed if they are following the posted signage. | Public safety sign: [No] Type of sign: [street cleaning signs oN Mission Street] Is the pole still there: [Yes]