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| HD 3908 | An Act to Clarify the Resale of Tickets |
This bill allows police officers to arrest anyone violating a scalping statute, rather than simply giving a ticket.
| Previous: | New |
| Sponsor: | Anthony Petruccelli |
| Co-Sponsors: |
"Private Citizen" |
Thomas M. Menino, Mayor City of Boston |
| HD 3894 | An Act Relative to the Nuisance Statute |
This bill would allow the City to seize any vehicles of so-called "Johns" when they are arrested for solicitation. This would discourage people from fraternizing with prostitutes or using their automobiles to commit lewd acts.
| Previous: | H. 3366 from the 03-04 session |
| Sponsor: | Michael Rush |
| Co-Sponsors: |
"Private Citizen" |
Thomas M. Menino, Mayor City of Boston |
| Gloria L. Fox |
Elizabeth A. Malia |
| HD 1868 | An Act to Amend the Fine for Failing to Obtain, Renew or Violating the Terms of a License to Operate an Open-Air Parking Lot |
This legislation will allow the Off-Street Parking Facilities Board to better enforce its open-air lot license requirements. Lot owners will have a greater incentive to comply with the terms of their licenses, as well as to renew their licenses in a timely manner each year. This would increase the fine from $300 to $1000.
| Previous: | H. 3594 from the 05-06 session |
| Sponsor: | Brian Wallace |
| Co-Sponsors: |
"Private Citizen" |
Thomas M. Menino, Mayor City of Boston |
| HD 2947 | An Act Relative to Smoke Detector Responsibility Clarification
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This legislation clarifies the responsibility of a landlord to maintain the smoke detector in the apartment. Currently the tenant often blames the landlord for not having a battery in the smoke detector but at the same time denies the landlord access to the apartment. This legislation would only apply to 6 or more units.
| Previous: | H. 1909 from the 05-06 session |
| Sponsor: | Elizabeth A. Malia |
| Co-Sponsors: |
"Private Citizen" |
Thomas M. Menino, Mayor City of Boston |
| HD 3838 | An Act Requiring the Installation of Automatic Sprinklers in Certain High-Rise Condominium and Cooperative Buildings |
This bill would require sprinklers in high-rise condominium and cooperative buildings. Currently, the law exempts condo units built before 1975 from having sprinklers in their units. (Harbor Towers and Charles River Park do not have sprinklers.)
| Previous: | H. 3399 from the 01-02 session |
| Sponsor: | Angelo Scaccia |
| Co-Sponsors: |
"Private Citizen" |
Thomas M. Menino, Mayor City of Boston |
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