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Trash on side

Issue pertinent violations and stop making excuses issue tickets based on right of way- other private owners cannot prevent you from using shared easements to view violations- issue violations per day per the last picture of the backyard on this property Violations on property: Gas Stove, shingles, other waste per ordinances Re: Property report of property code violations Under Boston City Code Ordinance Section 23-22(B), major household appliances—including indoor kitchen gas stoves and outdoor barbecues—are legally designated as "restricted solid waste".The Fines: Leaving these appliances sitting exposed in a yard, vacant lot, public alley, or curb is considered illegal dumping. Violating City Code Section 23-22 carries a mandatory $2,000 fine for each offense.Improper Storage (Rodent Harbage): Storing broken or disconnected appliances outdoors violates the City's Site Cleanliness Ordinance. Property owners can receive recurring $100 to $300 daily code enforcement fines for failing to keep yards clear of debris that creates harborage for rats. 2. Construction and Demolition DebrisConstruction debris—including wood planks, asphalt shingles, drywall, concrete, and metal—is governed by even stricter disposal metrics due to hazardous materials or mass volume.The Fines: Under Boston City Code Ordinance Section 23-22(C), discarding or piling construction debris in unauthorized locations triggers a flat $2,500 fine per incident. The Fine Trigger: Leaving piles of old shingles loose in your backyard, driveway, or alley will trigger the strict $2,500 fine per incident under Boston City Code Ordinance Section 23-22

Compost not picked up

Overgrown

Loose trash

Overgrown

Overgrown

Human faeces and soiled trash on street - hazardous waste

Overgrown tree branches

Overgrown sidewalk