I don’t understand why people would go to so much effort, and risk of a fine, to illegally dump a couch. I guess they don’t know that the City takes oversized items like this for free, right from your curb. So much easier to just put it out with your garbage, rather than try to haul it away somewhere. http://www.toronto.ca/garbage/oversize_items.htm
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I don’t understand why people would go to so much effort, and risk of a fine, to illegally dump a couch. I guess they don’t know that the City takes oversized items like this for free, right from your curb. So much easier to just put it out with your garbage, rather than try to haul it away somewhere.
http://www.toronto.ca/garbage/oversize_items.htm
agreed, its q simple call.
Call the property standards people. This will be cleaned up in 48 hours if you do.
Anyone know the number for ‘property standards people’ so the area residents can call now and in the future if it happens again?