Boston collects millions of dollars a year from parking meters and tickets, and the figure has been ballooning.

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... social and cultural life of Boston in very significant ways . The French ... social service programs in the Back Bay . The Christian Science Church complex occu ... Back Bay survives in spite of negatives such as parking 188 Boston's Back Bay.

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briefly describes a proposed development project at the site of the Boston and Albany Railroad Yard in Boston's Back Bay; examines traffic facilities in relation to the Back Bay Center site and existing traffic conditions; also studies the ...

a review to assess the effects that employee and retail activity of a proposed development project at 500 Boylston St. in Boston's Back Bay would have on the surrounding Back Bay street and transit system; includes Green Line ridership ...

... social solidarity upon land use the North End ; contractual- ism as the master patter in location of commerce - the retail center ; sclcctive influence of social values upon rational land use the Back Bay ; role of occupa- tional and ...

... BACK BAY In the folklore of American neighborhoods , the Back Bay stands with New York's Park Avenue and San Francisco's Nob Hill as a symbol of propriety and high social standing . Before the 1850s it really was a bay , a tidal flat ...

... social classes enjoyed swimming and picnic areas, tennis courts, baseball diamonds, football and volleyball fields, playgrounds and flower gardens, a gymnasium, a bathhouse, a field house, and a band shell. This park gave rise to East ...