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Non resident parked in resident only parking all week. No enforcement. RI plate 2IA138.

Non resident

Contractor told us we couldn’t park here today even though the signs were put up on 10/13 without 48 hours notice. According to City of Boston regulations they need to give 48 hour notice in a residential area. https://www.cityofboston.gov/images_documents/Traffic%20Rules%20and%20Regulations_tcm3-1654.pdf

Non resident parked the whole week with absolutely no enforcement. Dodge Durango out of state Carolina plate 869BCD.

Signage for “sidewalk repair” from 10/13-10/16 posted on morning on 10/13, not 48 hours in advance. This is for construction on the property whose fire alarm system went off for 2 straight days on the weekend.

To: Boston City Hall, Boston Parks and Recreation Department, and the Appropriate Boston City Council Representatives We, the undersigned residents and supporters of Talbot Avenue and the surrounding community, respectfully petition the City of Boston to consider establishing a standard-size, enclosed dog area for local residents and their dogs that are unable to walk the distance to Ronan park which is a 39 minute walk from Talbot Avenue where many dog owners reside. Our Request We request that the City of Boston explore the feasibility of designating and developing a suitable space along Talbot Avenue for a fenced, enclosed dog area where residents can safely exercise their dogs, encourage healthy interaction, and connect with fellow members of the community. Why This Matters 1. Promoting Healthy Movement and Dog Socialization Dogs need regular physical activity, stimulation, and appropriate opportunities to interact with other dogs. A designated, enclosed area would provide a more controlled environment for exercise and socialization, while allowing owners to supervise their pets responsibly. 2. Strengthening Our Community A neighborhood dog area is more than a space for pets. It is an opportunity for neighbors to meet, build friendships, exchange support, and develop a stronger sense of belonging. This small but meaningful improvement could help create a more connected, welcoming, and engaged community. 3. Supporting Responsible Dog Ownership A designated area with secure fencing, controlled entry gates, waste-disposal facilities, and clear usage guidelines would encourage responsible pet ownership and provide an appropriate place for permitted off-leash activity. 4. Investing in a Healthier Neighborhood Access to shared recreational spaces encourages residents to spend more time outdoors, stay active, and participate in neighborhood life. A thoughtfully planned dog area would be a practical investment in the well-being of residents and their pets. Our Commitment to a Thoughtful Solution We recognize the importance of responsible planning, neighborhood input, public safety, accessibility, cleanliness, and consideration for nearby residents. We ask the city to assess potential locations, available public land, maintenance requirements, and the level of community support for this proposal. We believe that meaningful community improvements do not always require large investments. Sometimes, a modest change can create lasting benefits for the people and animals who call a neighborhood home.

The City of Boston has installed street lights in Roslindale that are way too bright. Boston is way behind other municipalities in that the city does not have ordinances in place that prohibit excessive unpleasant street lighting. I live at 22 Mendum street in Roslindale. It was a pleasant place to live until the city put in high intensity LED lights and now it is like Times Square. I believe these lights are dangerously bright. They will force me to install black out shades in all windows as the lights are disrupting my daughter’s night time sleep. How could the city make such a mistake? I am at a loss for words. It is like broad daylight at 10:30 pm on my street. I hope to hear back from someone about this dreadful situation within 24 hours. These lights must be replaced!

Rat bites: [No] Rats in the house: [No] Rats outside of property: [Yes] What is the nature of the problem: [Caller states there is a huge rat nest on Newbury street side of the park. Caller states he saw 200 rats cross the street and area. caller states the rats are very bad in the area and is requesting the bushes near the park be inspected.]

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

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