A Toronto man said he is frustrated after snow plows have allegedly damaged his condo complex every storm.
Four complaints have been submitted to the City of Toronto about snow plow damage around a Scarborough condo complex this winter.
Bunting also showed CTV News Toronto other damage on public property on Cromwell and Kingston roads, including what appeared to be a cable box, another damaged fence and a mailbox that he said appeared to have been moved from its intended spot. Instead, Bunting said he’d like to see a quicker response from the city so people know action is being taken or be told the work will be done in the summer.
In response to questions sent by CTV News Toronto, the city said crews make every effort to avoid damage to landscaping and property. The city also stated during the winter season it works closely with contractors to ensure they are focused and carry out their salt and snow clearing work diligently while keeping a close track of contractor performance through various contract management tools.“These new contracts introduce a number of new accountability tools the city can use.
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