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Pothole!

Please put up a do not enter sign on the end of Hall St. There is a one way sign at the very beginning of Hall St, but since the first snow storm there has been a steady influx of vehicles going down the street the wrong way. People do not realize it's a one way and it's going to cause an accident. The DPW removed the street sign that was on the ground, but there is still rocks and debris from the sign being knocked down. Please put up a do not enter sign. I have asked several times for this to be fixed.

One way sign is missing. The rest of the sign has been down since the first snow storm. Debris and rocks left from the sign falling down. People are going down Hall St the wrong way because there's no sign indicating it's a one way. Second or third post I've made on this.

Hall St is a very narrow one way street. There is at least 5-10 cars per day going the wrong way. There are young children who live & play on this street. Please ask the DPW to put up a one way sign at the end of the street. It's a steady influx of cars going down the street the wrong way. There's going to be an accident or someone is going to get hit. This is my third request.

Please replace one way sign bottom of Hall St (eaton side). Sign got knocked over by snow during the first snow storm.

Second request since I posted this over two weeks ago and didn't get an acknowledgment from the city. Two potholes on Eaton St. Please fill.

New pothole at the very bottom of Cushman where it meets Broadway. The larger one was filled, but there is a new pothole forming right below it.

Good sized pothole right after vehicles are turning onto Sargent St from Washington. The vehicles often swerve into the opposite lane to avoid it when turning. It's becoming a road safety issue.

Two good sized potholes on Eaton St right side of road right before Hall St intersects. (On the end of Eaton closest to Beach not Vinal)

Please be aware that the one way at the end of Hall St going onto Eaton was knocked down during the first snow storm. We have anywhere from 4-5 vehicles a day coming down Hall St the wrong way. The other day there was a DHL flying down Hall the wrong way as I was coming down Hall St in the correction direction. This is very dangerous and due to all the snow it makes it difficult just to see if a car is coming down the street. Please make sure the sign is repaired or replaced. There are children & elderly on this street and we don't need someone getting hit by a vehicle coming from the wrong direction.

The students of the Susan B Anthony and Whelan's schools are walking in the street because most residents on the Cushman failed to clear a path for pedestrians to walk. Next winter there should be an automatic fine for not removing snow from streets that schools are either on or intersecting. I know that the city is looking at changing the ordinances regarding residential snow removal. It should be strictly enforced that if a residence fails to make a clear path from sidewalk to the next driveway you get a ticket. If you look at most of the houses on Cushman, it is clear snow blowers were used and people literally stopped at their driveway and left huge piles at the end, making it impossible for a pedestrian (mainly students) to walk safely on the sidewalk.

People on Fenno are literally parking half on a snowbank and half in the middle of the street. The street is already reduced to one lane because of the snow. Please enforce some kind parking restrictions.

Please make sure Hall St is plowed during and after the snow. Thank you in advance.

Address is approximate. Silver Honda Civic - driver's side window broken and boarded up abandoned on Hall St. Buried in snow. Please have this vehicle towed. No one in neighborhood knows who it belongs to.

I hope that there will be a plow that comes down Hall and Eaton tonight AND tomorrow. It's critical before the temperature drops it helps the people who actually live on these streets move about. I know we're not considered a high traffic area. Some properties didn't shovel or remove snow on the sidewalks and it makes it tough for our elderly neighbors and children to get off the street. They're forced to walk in the street and it doesn't help when the road is a sheet of ice. I'm just asking as a preventive measure. Please plow and sand these two streets sooner than later. I don't want to have to call the DPW because both streets are iced over on Monday. Considering little was done to Hall & Eaton during last storm, I ask for some help in advance. Thank you and whatever can be done is appreciated.

Hall St is a sheet of ice because it wasn't plowed properly.

Here is a suggestion. Add Mill Street to the list of streets that have a parking ban during snow emergencies. It is supposed to be a two way street, but after a storm people are parking in the middle of street, making it completely impassable. Mill St would be a lot cleaner and easier to park cars on (and also drive on) if no one parked on that street during snow emergencies.

I do not know how many times I have called the DPW and complained on see click fix about Hall and Eaton St. Not a single plow has been down either street to sand/salt/plow since the actual storm. The same streets get worked on and the same streets get neglected, storm after storm. Remove the snow mounds too. This is getting ridiculous. There are elderly people and young children who live on Hall St. How an ambulance can safely get down this street is beyond me. I'm sick of having to call about this. The city should do their job and stop neglected these streets.

Oh hi! Did you guys forget about this part of Revere? Snow removal, perhaps? Maybe? Mill St is barely passable. Maybe the New York snow removal team could head over this way?