Watertown

The ground is vibrating and there is a high pitched sound emitting down the street Older people can't hear it because you're old, no disrespect but it is true. It is becoming unlivable, our children can't take it anymore. The floor in the house vibrates inside and outside . Please send someone to check what is going underground, something is not righ. It is affecting the whole stree. It hs been going on for month. Is it the Newlyweds bakery or the construction? Please check

Is this right lane of eastbound Mt Auburn here actually for buses and bikes only as the sign says, or are passenger vehicles still allowed in it? If it's for buses and bikes only, then the city needs to do a better job of enforcing it. Every morning on my way to work, the so-called Bus Only lanes is packed with cars, causing even more congestion at the "merge point" where the left lane now kinks to the right. If this is truly a Bus Only lane, then please for the love of god put a traffic cop out there every morning to enforce it until people finally get the picture. Because the current situation is only making things worse for both buses and cars.

Noise and vibrations are coming from the neighboring Newly Weds Foods factory, generally from 6.30am to 10.40pm Mon-Fri, and some weekends and nights. I invite the Watertown Health Department to come to my place to better understand what my family is experiencing.

Thanks,

Emmanuel Tournier

Could not attach a video but beginning around 4am, there has been the sound of someone playing their radio (a talk-show or podcast?) at full volume. To the point where I was wondering if it was my neighbors talking until it got even louder and I was able to hear it over my white noise machine. I am located at the crosswalk at mount Auburn street and Winthrop and believe the noise was coming from the Winthrop side. I was not in a position of seeing which exact building the noise was coming from or of it was coming from a car. This carried on for over half an hour

Please add flex posts to the bike lane buffer at the turn from Mount Auburn onto Belmont St. Drivers will often cut through the buffer and bike lane at high speed when making this turn.

Hello, please address the excessive noise pollution created by the newly constructed BB&N field on Grove Street. I can literally feel the bass emanating from the property and other noise.

A critical water drainage issue on Arthur Terrace is severely impacting the property at 23-25 Adams St. Following the street's repaving, its slope now directs rainwater and runoff onto this property, leading to substantial damage, health and safety risks for young children, and structural threats, including regular basement flooding.

Please Add PERMANENT markings at a driver's eye level to indicate the bumped out curb. A couple wooden stakes with orange tags is woefully insufficient given the danger this curb presents.

Today, I witnessed yet another vehicle run into the newly raised and newly bumped out (into the right turn lane of traffic) curb at the corner of School and Walnut St. Especially at night or in grey, rainy conditions, the curb is practically invisible and cars moving into the right turn lane are not expecting a curb to be there. Today an electric scooter rider hit the curb at speed and was thrown unto the sidewalk--lucky he didn't break anything--and his scooter fell into traffic. If a car had been immediately behind him, it would have run over the scooter; as it was the scooter's tire was damaged (and it looked like the steering for the scooter as well).

This bump out MUST have marking at a driver's eye level or someone will be seriously injured or killed at this intersection. Since DPW's "improvement," at least once each week I see a bicyclist thrown and their bike damaged, multiple cars crash over the curb with tires blown out. Given I only pass this corner 2 times a day M-F, it boggles the mind how many more accidents occur that I do not witness. It seems unbelievable that DPW could find a way to make this intersection even MORE dangerous than it already was--and at what must have cost a small fortune!

Highly irritating, constant 11k tone/whistle emanating from Newly Weds Foods. More than annoying, actually painful to abutters.

I heard work at this site at 7:12 am with my windows closed It was quiet enough i figured to let it slide It is not quiet anymore & can be heard over traffic Lumber being cut/dropped, hammering, etc
Very disappointing from a site that usually runs no louder than it has toeven with heavy machinery and stays within noise ordinance hours

It has been already communicated to the landlord, Tom Chagias, that is extremely unsafe and unsanitary to leave sitting water out for prolonged periods of time but he refuses to shift behavior. It has also been communicated to landlord that keeping sitting water with breeding mosquitos puts the tenants and his family at risk for Eastern Equine Encephalitis and West Nile Virus and he still refuses to dump out the sitting water and stop keeping sitting water longterm. This issue has previously been reported to the Health Department and yet landlord continues to keep sitting water that contains mosquito larvae and bacteria. Landlord repeatedly fills up large buckets with rainwater and leaves it for weeks.

They started working at 6:28 am outside my house with beeping and loud dragging of metal.