Robert Hammond

All the light in the Carter Park lot are off and have been all weekend.

Owner of 146 Addison Street has a pipe running from their basement out to the sidewalk draining water out onto the sidewalk which goes out onto the roadway down to Carter Street. This is creating a serious hazard not only for vehicles but pedestrians as well. This is a street that has heavy foot traffic with children going and coming from the high school. This needs to be a priority

The "no left turn" sign on 6th Street at Washington Ave should be replaced with a left arrow with a red line going through it. This has been a problem for sometime now but seeing numerous vehicles taking the illegal left creating a very dangerous situation. The sign that is currently posted is out dated and only in English.

No pole number located but it is the pole directly on the corner of Parker St @ Clark Ave which is holding the street signs. Light has been out for some time now and very dark in the area.

116 Orange St, tree was taken down by a vehicle last week. Tree is still on the sidewalk obstructing sidewalk. Will become a bigger issue with the up coming snow storm tomorrow morning if not removed. Property owner was nice enough to cut tree into pieces for easy removal.

Vehicles are parking on Addison Street right at Carmel Street making it extremely difficult for any turning vehicle bigger than a smart car. Chelsea Engine 1 got stuck here on Monday 01/01/18 when trying to make the turn onto Addison St and police had to be notified and vehicle was eventually towed. Anyway to put up some signage in some of the neighborhoods to help people out? Very dangerous

Can someone please remove the yellow rental bike from in front of 117 Addison Street. It's been parked there for 6 days and I've already have had to pick it up twice. It's currently laying on the sidewalk again due to the high winds.

Tagged over night

Dead rat against curb in front of 117 Addison Street.

Parking meter #260 at the corner of Second and Winnisimmett St is not registering the correct times after depositing quarters. I have put 5 quarters and it only says that I have 8 minutes available.

The Eden Edge park is in terrible shape. It is completely run down, stones are missing from the wall and thrown about the park grass, the open containers all around, the safety mat around in the play ground is cracked in numerous areas as well as several large holes including right at the bottom of the slide. What is left of play ground equipment is marked with graffiti. Graffiti on the benches as well. For some reason other parks have been redone two and three times yet Eden Edge park is never touched or updated at all. This is becoming a serious safety concern for the few children left that have no other choice but to utilize this park. I hope this can be addresses asap before a child gets hurt. I can only include one picture but I have a dozen other ones of all the problems.

Blossom Street between Maple and Carter Street does not have any signs posted on the odd side of the road saying "no parking". Due to the over population in this area vehicles are now parking on both sides of the street during the over night hours restricting access to any vehicle bigger than a Prius. This is a major safety concern and hope it is addressed asap before their is a fire.

The American Flag that is hanging over the first bay at the city yard is in disarray and wrapped in a knot. I know most don't have respect for the flag these days but can this be rectified? I can come down and do it myself if need be. Thank you

Can anyone explain how come the sprinklers are running at Carter Park? Seems like a major waste of money and we are in the middle of a serious drought.

This is a major safety concern on Maple Street between Sixth and Addison Streets. Currently the city is allowing parking on both sides of the street and I can not navigate a Ford F-250 on this street at night. Recently Tower 1 got struck on this street due to the parking conditions they were unable to make the turn and had to back down from Addison Street. Since the new One North Building has opened up it has only become worse due to the amount of cars that are forced to park in the streets because they have to pay $75.00 to park in their garage. Can this please addresses ASAP so we don't have a major an incident that our first responders can't get too.

Just an idea here and only throwing this out there so maybe someone can review it if at all possible. Would it be possible to have vehicles that park on Williams Street between Chestnut and Mulberry Street relocated to the other side of the road. This will allow the city to have two lanes of traffic safely running from Spruce Street out to Marginal Street. The left lane will be for left turns and going straight ahead and the right lane will be forced to turn onto the Meridian Street Bridge when they reach that point. This will keep one lane of traffic safely running at all times including when the bridge is in the up position. I know this will prob not happen but wanted to throw it out there.

Just wanted to say that the DPW did a great job with this past snow storm. The streets were finally wide enough and passable for all vehicles including Fire! Especially in the area of Addison, Spruce, Blossom, Carter, Orange, Bloomingdale, Reynolds, County, Basset, Heard, Carmel and Eden Streets as well as Washington ave and all the other main arteries. Great work and hope to see the same this up coming storm Monday night.

the intersection of Spruce and Sixth Streets has become a major safety issue for vehicles and pedestrians. At some point the city allowed One North to build 240 apartments which under normal circumstances should have totaled about 360 parking spaces for the average person building a new home in the city. 1.5 parking spots per apartment is the requirement however special permission was given so this development would come to Chelsea. Although the original plans included X amount of parking spaces, far below the cities requirement, and half of those spaces required a $75.00 monthly fee on top of rent, electric, water and sewer charges, causing a major parking issue to developed in the area. Sixth St from Spruce St out to Heard is packed creating a hazard for turning vehicles due to signage allowing vehicles to use both the left and center lanes to turn onto Sixth Street to get into route 1 north. There should be no parking from the Sixth Street entrance to One North out to Spruce Steeet to allow the safe flow of vehicle and pedestrians. I know the new development that is currently under construction is going to experience the same problem most likely to majorly effect Blossom and Carter Streets not to mention the Chelsea Clock Development. Maybe the city could help rectify this issue by having management stop charging for parking spaces and if management refuses then those spaces shouldn't be counted in the original parking plans. Sixth Street parking does need to be addressed ASAP before a major accident happens.

Well over 50 rats running around the area of 129, 131 and 135 Walnut Street. Rats do not appear to be bothered by humans at all. MAJOR PROBLEM. Resident are saying that this has been a problem all summer long