- The tub has been picked up already
- The other items do not impede turning into the alley, and are not "consistently" left
- There is hardly any more fire hazard than a wooden fence would create, and the unsightliness is at the low end of the spectrum and no worse than in many many other lanes
Given the extremely minor nature of this problem, we should not be wasting the City's time (and our money) on it - let them pursue situations where real problems exist.

I’m glad the tub has been picked up, however it’s been outside on the curb for about a week. The countertop is still there and the other garbage remains. This is an ongoing problem at this location - 1901 Dublin Street.

The entrance to the alley is often blocked by various items including old toilets, window frames, glass, shelving, old toys and piles of junk including wood with rusty nails sticking out of it. Kids play in this alley.

The piles of junk, which are often there for months on end, are also great places for wildlife to reside. We have a rat problem in this neighbourhood.

On the 19th avenue side, countertops, glass, wood and other materials are stored on a regular basis.

I pick up garbage daily, and I’d like this neighbourhood to look respectable and continue to increase in value. I don’t think it’s fair that most residents do their part, yet this problem persists.

Thanks

Thank-you for reporting the matter, it has been referred to a bylaw officer for further investigation.

Minor issue.

Resolved