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Amazon parked in handicap spot. Parked there all day. Busy delivery area - hotel delivery area- nowhere else for trucks to park. Always doubled up. Impossible to see coming out of garage. Ruining the North End. Amazon can deliver just like everyone else. We don’t need our packages that fast. Terrible for the neighborhood and dangerous. Why is Amazon allowed to take over the North End?

Crossing guard preventing people from driving down Sun Court Street, North End. No parking signs are posted, not street closed signs. No active funeral occurring.

Please dump salt on Charter Street coming down hill to Commercial Street (traffic light) in the North End. Because of water main break, the fire hydrant has been sending water down the hill and it will soon be a sheet of ice approaching Commercial Street.

Trash and recycling weren’t picked up in half the north end

Snow bank that was plowed is blocking a handicap space in front of 186 Endicott Street in the north end

People are still space saving in the North End. Please remove! Thank you!

I was ticketed for parking in a handicap spot on my street on Charter a couple years ago, and fought it successfully, and it was dismissed. One of the signs for the handicap spot, had been removed or knocked down, and I thought my neighbor, who had been calling for it to be removed as a handicap designation had finally succeeded in that effort. I was wrong and got ticketed. I have <truncated>

Commercial Street at Burroughs Wharf - crosswalk is unusable due to untouched snow covering the sidewalk and handicap ramps. It forces people to walk in the street on a major roadway. There is plenty of room in the immediate are to move this snow - please move it. Also, Commercial Street in this area is inadequately plowed, as it only allows for one lane of traffic each way, despite it being a two lane road outbound. Despite having no cars on this street for two days due to the snow emergency, the city decided not to plow the second lane of traffic? Furthermore, they have plenty of room to push the snow back from the second lane of traffic, as there is an adjacent bike lane that is untouched and unusable for bikes. So why not push the snow from the second lane of traffic back into the bike lane that cannot be used? I know it was a big snow storm, but the snow removal efforts in the North End has seemed below average at best.

Prince street in the North End is somehow flooding. Not sure where the water is coming from