Reports (134)

Contractor illegally blocking parking spots from residents with no permit. They have a permit to replace curbing and sidewalks for the project at 500 Talbot Ave, actual permit is listed under 474. That permit restricts parking between 9:00am-3:30pm, however they modified it by writing 7:30am on it. How is that allowed and today they have blocked a majority of the parking on Argyle Street with concrete fixtures, cones and construction vehicles. This contractor has been doing whatever they want in our neighborhood. I have a picture but unable to attach to this message. Could your department please rectify this ongoing issue. It affects our neighborhood and isn't right.

All street covered by calls for revolution and instructions how to hide from ICU | Type of posting: [Posters] Exact location: [51 Washington street Brighton 02135] Sponsor details: [Communist party]

A constituent called about a neighbor posting an "offensive sign" in the yard. The sign says F*K around and find out. | Type of posting: [Other] Exact location: [front yard] Sponsor details: [N/A]

At 50 Julian St. in Dorchester, there is a occu permit sign for permit number occu-1691464. It is taped to a "no parking" sign beside the neighborhood gardens. This permit is only good for certain spots on Dean St, and so this sign is illegally posted here. Please remove, thank you.

Constituent reports ads are popping up all over the place.Constituent reports they are illegal posting of signs.Constituent reports there are photos attached with this previous ref number 5905146 | Type of posting: [Posters] Exact location: [See attached ref number] Sponsor details: [5905146]

Constituent states that there is a sign at this location that has been put on the walkway that obstructs the view of cars being able to see pedestrians | Type of posting: [Posters] Exact location: [On the fence on the pedestrian crosswalk] Sponsor details: [Poster is foor alcohol]

There is a construction project going on at 80-84 Baxter Street in South Boston. According to the city's database (and the sign still posted on the door), they had a street occupancy permit for 84 Baxter which expired September 1st. It's now almost a month past that date and they are still using their BTD-issued No Parking signs attached to orange cones; they've just removed the stickers that show start and end dates and replaced them with a handwritten "Mon-Sat 7am-5pm" with no dates. I'm just curious whether this is actually allowed or if the signs can be ignored unless they get another valid permit. Thanks! | Type of posting: [Posters] Exact location: [Orange cones on street/sidewalk]

constituent reports illegal "for lease" sign on this building that was never approved by the city and doesn't meet size requirements | Type of posting: [Other]