Showing posts with label space savers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label space savers. Show all posts
Thursday, February 26, 2015
Remove Your Parking Space Savers Starting Monday
The end of the February marks the beginning of the end of extended use of parking space savers. Bring in your furniture, toys, lobster traps, ironing boards and stuffed penguins. Boston's Department of Public Works will start picking up space savers on your regularly scheduled trash day. To look up the trash schedule for your address, visit the City of Boston. "I'm [Mayor Walsh] asking residents to remain respectful of their neighbors and their property as the process of space saver removal begins, and as we continue to clean up from nearly 8 feet of snow in less than 30 days.”
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Monday, February 23, 2015
Mayor Walsh Extends Use of Parking Space Savers
Mayor Walsh told the Boston Herald that the 48 hour allowed use of parking space savers will be extended indefinitely in the City of Boston to permit residents to find parking given the record snowfall and 8' tall snowbanks, which have reduced the number of available street parking spaces. According to the Mayor, in previous winters 48 hours was enough time to allow snow to melt and free up parking spaces. This month's snowfall of over 90 inches is changing the rules. Read more at the Boston Herald.
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