Public Service - Site Inspection filed at 4 BISHOP ST, Framingham (01702)
A public service site inspection was filed at 4 Bishop St, Framingham. This inspection helps ensure public safety and compliance with local regulations.
The applicant is not specified. The inspection covers a property with no specified building type or classification. No details about the property's age or owner were provided.
Next steps involve a site visit to assess the property. This inspection may relate to nearby activity, including a reported hit-and-run incident on the same street.
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