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BOSTON TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT Resident Parking Program Division 1 City Hall Square, Room 721 Boston, MA 02201 SUBJECT: Formal Request for Resident Permit Parking Evaluation – Dorchester, MA To the Boston Transportation Department Resident Parking Division, I am writing as a full-time resident of Dorchester to formally request a neighborhood parking evaluation for our block to convert it from an unrestricted parking zone into a designated Resident Permit Parking Only zone. Our street consists entirely of high-density triple-decker homes. Because these residential properties lack driveways or off-street parking facilities, the on-street curb space is a vital resource for the residents who live here. Unfortunately, this finite resource is currently being severely overwhelmed due to our direct proximity to local commercial businesses (specifically a local pizza restaurant and nail salon). We regularly face severe parking congestion caused by a combination of: 1. Commercial Overflow: Patrons and delivery drivers from the adjacent commercial lot frequently utilize our residential street for short-term and long-term parking, creating high-turnover traffic, double-parking hazards, and neighborhood friction. 2. Space Hoarding & Neighbor Conflict: Because the street is entirely unrestricted, some households are weaponizing the public curb by shuffling multiple idle vehicles to hoard spaces, forcing residents with severe mobility impairments to regularly park multiple blocks away from their homes. This ongoing commercial overflow and lack of regulation has significantly degraded the quality of life, safety, and accessibility on our block. Introducing a Resident Permit Parking restriction would protect the neighborhood, ensure that spaces are preserved for the people who actually live here, and deter commercial patrons from treating our residential street as an auxiliary parking lot. I kindly request that BTD dispatch an enforcement or engineering representative to assess the parking density and commercial overflow on our block, and provide the necessary petition guidelines so we can begin gathering signatures from our neighbors. Thank you for your time, consideration, and dedication to keeping Boston's residential neighborhoods accessible. Sincerely, Molly Jennings, 7 Semont Road, Unit 1, Dorchester, MA 02124

Vehicle blocking a bike lane. Full report: https://loudbicycle.com/bb/report/6ib Submitted via Bike Bureau, one-tap bike lane reports.

Vehicle blocking a bike lane. Full report: https://loudbicycle.com/bb/report/6id Submitted via Bike Bureau, one-tap bike lane reports.

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Illegal dumping public alley 435 by Clarendon

Trash blocking sidewalk

Needle

🚨🚨 ATTENTION ATTENTION, CITY OF BOSTON BOSTON PUBLIC WORKS, DISTRICT 3 AND BOSTON INSPECTIONAL SERVICE.Date: October 17, 2026 Target Location: Rear of 556 Columbia Road (Arion Street Corridor Lot), Dorchester, MA 02125 Incident Classification: Illegal Dumping & Sanitary Code Violation (Massive Accumulation) Action Taken: Submitted official service requests to Boston Public Works District 3 for emergency debris extraction and to the Inspectional Services Department (ISD) Code Enforcement Division for structural investigation. Evidence Link Established: Co-mingled physical mail pieces located within the dumped furniture heap explicitly identify the source point of origin as 48 Princeton Street, Apartment 2, East Boston, MA 02128. Traceable Individuals Logged: • Christian Amaya (48 Princeton St, Apt 2) • Sebastian Amaya (48 Princeton St, Apt 2) • Julian Amaya (48 Princeton St, Apt 2) • Lizbeth Gutierrez (48 Princeton St, Apt 2) Community Impact Framework: The dumped bulk items (fabric sectional sofa, broken structural wooden frames, household cabinetry, loose trash) present active rodent infestation vectors. The obstruction directly compromises neighborhood safety, pedestrian mobility, and environmental safety—specifically impacting local seniors, students, and physically challenged residents utilizing the local transit corridor. IS please don't ticketed our property 566 Columbia Road, we didn't place the illegal dumping items there. Please investigate said location and individuals for origin of the illegal dumping. I personally took the initiative to break up and dispose of most of it what remains is what you see in the 311.

Trash out illegally blocking sidewalk

On Saturday October 17, 2026 Why in God's name the construction guys are outside in the morning again bothering people from there sleep drilling and digging digging 24 7 none stop it don't make no sense At all it needs to be stopped right now