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Structure of rear porch ceiling height | Any children under 6 years of age: [No] Owner's name and contact info: [Miriam Young / Alton Young (son, 617-529-5793) 277 Fuller St Dorchester, MA 02124]

Parked in the bike lane | How is the car parked illegally: [Double parked] Type of vehicle: [Truck] Make: [Ford] Model: [Truck] Color: [Black] Vehicle License Plate Registration: [27EK40] Vehicle License Plate State: [MA]

Parking 8am- 8pm in a 2hour parking zone daily for 3 weeks Plate information 4wsy31 Blue Acura

Improper storage of trash at the 315 on A apartment building. Equity management is fully responsible for this.

constituent claims that there is a car parked in front of a fire hydrant making it difficult for cars to drive down sometimes having to drive on the sidewalk, states that this is an reoccurring issue | The closest intersecting street: [wiggins] How is the car parked illegally: [Blocking hydrant] Type of vehicle: [Van] Make: [Ford] Color: [GreySilver] Vehicle License Plate Registration: [X65492]

The city is currently removing temporary painted artwork from the brick paving on Winter Street using aggressive high-pressure washing. This process appears to be damaging the mortar/grout between the bricks, loosening sections of the brick paving, and visibly altering the street surface across large portions of the roadway, up the entire street. If this method is used for the entire street, significant sections of the brickwork may require repair. The work is also extremely loud and disruptive to nearby businesses and pedestrians, and the street is reportedly going to be closed for a month. Why was a less destructive removal process not used first, such as masonry-safe chemical paint removers followed by lower-pressure washing? There appear to be several less destructive options available for removing paint from masonry. I am in complete support of our tax dollars going toward making the city a more beautiful and interesting place to work and visit, but this seems extremely poorly planned. I would appreciate if this complaint could be forwarded to the correct department, in hopes that the city may consider a different, less destructive, less disruptive approach. Thank you!

Trash

Van blocking the alley entrance at 23 Warwick St. Boston, MA, 02120