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Handicap parking sign pole pulled out/base broken. Sign pole on the ground. 30 Clarendon Boston MA

Stick holding up sign | Public safety sign: [No] Type of sign: [Tow zone sign being held up with a stick] Is the pole still there: [No]

Request to cut back or remove dead and dying trees on city property at the end of Moloney Street adjacent to the VA hospital. The trees are intertwined with abandoned telephone poles.

Light pole is out

Constituent reporting that there was a sign there for the handicap spot, blew away in the storm, requesting the sign be replaced. Pole snapped, is lying in grass | Public safety sign: [No] Sign description: [Handicap parking sign] Is the pole still there: [No]

Parking sign uprooted and about to tip over.

Knocked over meter sign

Broken light fixture

I was asked by ONS to create a 311 for this. Please have BTD engineering follow up. This is for the point on the map at the corner of Meehan at Rossmore. Not Keyes Street Place which is a driveway. There are old cases for this problem that still have not been resolved so here’s another one…. New signage is needed: for cars traveling on Meehan Street to prevent them from turning left, the wrong way, onto Rossmore. The photo shows the end of Meehan where it intersects with Rossmore. Not only is there no stop sign, there is no signage installed ahead of the driver that would tell them that Rossmore is a one-way street. Is it possible to install a "one-way" arrow and also a "no left turn" sign here? Cars have frequently been driving the wrong way on Rossmore Road. I live on Rossmore and we frequently see cars coming the wrong direction, sometimes at high speeds. If we are outside, we try to flag people down, but this is extremely dangerous and there is even a City of Boston totlot/playground a block from Meehan on Rossmore. I have seen people turning from Meehan, so this is definitely at least one major source for the wrong way driving.

Near this address on Evergreen St, const. states there is a no parking sign on the pole that appears to be unofficial, requesting inspection and removal if so | Public safety sign: [Yes] Type of sign: [No parking] Is the pole still there: [Yes]