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Announcement

Resident Permit Parking Implementation

The grace period for Resident Parking Enforcement on Buttonwood (north end), Locust, Mayhew, Mount Vernon, Roseclair and Saint Margaret Streets will end on January 8, 2007. But don't put it off. Please obtain your Resident Parking Permit as soon as possible. For further details, please see the attached press release from the City of Boston Transportation Department.

Download Press Release: Parking Press Release

Announcement

Resident Permit Parking Implementation

Signs will be going up soon and implementation begins on Buttonwood (north end), Locust, Mayhew, Mount Vernon, Roseclair and Saint Margaret Streets. There will be a four hour enforcement period from 10:00 AM 2:00 PM.

Permit Stickers should be obtained as soon as possible. Residents or their representatives, must apply in person at the Office of the Parking Clerk, Room 224, City Hall, Monday through Friday, between the hours of 9:00 AM and 4:30 PM. You need a valid registration which shows that your vehicle is registered out of your home and principally garaged there, as well as other proof of residency mailed to you within the past 30 days which can include cable, bank statements (but not mortgage), gas, electric, and credit card bills. All outstanding Boston parking tickets must be paid before a permit is issued. For information, call 617-635-4682.

Announcement

We had a large crew today who worked super hard to complete the job of planting six additional trees and a Rose of Sharon at Sharon's Park. The first tree was planted this past Monday.

It was a fantastic community effort from the dedicated and knowledgeable staff of City Roots, our committed and hard working business people and our caring and enthusiastic residents. Thanks to you all. Those who were not involved today, please go down and take a look.

There will be one more meeting for Sharon's Park at 6 on site this Monday, 08/07/06 (if it rains, we meet at the Sugar Bowl). We would like to go over watering schedules. Watering will done every Monday in teams of two. If you have not had a chance to chip in, this task is your opportunity. Please try to commit to at least one Monday from now to Thanksgiving. After that our beautiful trees can make it on their own. Minona will be putting together Sign Up Schedules and further details will be emailed to this list.

Gratefully,

Mike