'We wish to ensure council that we are committed to this property'
As city council prepares to discuss tougher building standards enforcement and possible demolition of the former hospital sites on Queen Street East, the owner of the old General Hospital has written to Mayor Shoemaker and councillors.
"In keeping with our approach to date, we welcome the opportunity to be included in all discussions with council and city staff regarding our property and look forward to being a part of the solution," Anobile writes.27 Roytec Rd. Suite 1CWe are the owner of the property located at 941 Queen St. E. which is one of several properties which we own in Sault Ste. Marie.
We are fully aware of the videos that have been circulating through social media and through the media about 941 Queen St. We have learned through the media that our property at 940 Queen will be the subject of discussion at your upcoming council meeting this evening. To confirm, we have been working with city staff and following the rules that have been put in place for maintenance of this property. Our engagement with city staff has been cordial and cooperative at all levels.
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