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Much of the money from the permit fee goes to pay street performer monitors—three individuals employed by the city from May through October to regulate the sound level and mediate potential disputes between performers. The monitors can also issue citations: a verbal warning for the first time...
Performers also compete for prime positions. Although some spots are more lucrative than others, the permits given out by the CAC do not specify place—leaving the entertainers to regulate themselves.
“The council likes to expand too. Everyone likes to expand. We can’t control what Harvard does, but we can control what the city does and we can try and regulate things,” said Green Party candidate Steve Iskovitz.
The locks of the Pudding building have already been changed and Illingworth says he might hire a HUPD guard to regulate who is allowed to enter the 12 Holyoke St. entrance.
Following the closure of other tall buildings in Boston, the University evacuated William James Hall as a safety precaution. Additional officers were stationed at the main entrances to campus to regulate vehicular traffic and at key buildings around campus.