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149387

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Good Afternoon. I live in Burlington on 2422 New street. We are co-op building and our building has limited, low , budget. So far we haven't seen any problem with contaminated soil. We feel that we are the victim in this case. Read more

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149442

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Our property is a long established co-op residential apartment occupied primarily by low income seniors with limited resources. The financial impact of a potential clean up cost if required would be financially devastating. Read more

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ERO 019-9032 I am a low income senior with a disability living in not-for-profit co-op housing. Many of our residents are also seniors and low income, or disabled. Our buildings are 75 years old and it is all we can do to maintain our property and pay our taxes. Read more

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149666

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If the Marando Court property which is mainly low income seniors is forced to pay for Parkers Cleaners infractions and non compliance it would bankrupt the property and cause homelessness. Why has the City of Burlington been hiding this for decades? Read more

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149722

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Since containment is being carried out already on New Street across the road from Marando Court property, would than not negate Marando from doing the same thing? Why has the city done no containment or even testing directly behind Read more

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149723

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Would not Parkers Cleaners be required to have insurance for this sort of thing given the nature of their business which obviously deals wit hazardous chemicals and storage of such on site, as well as manifesting the transport of those chemicals Read more

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149804

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If the idea is to stop the flow of contaminants from the Parkers Cleaners discharge southward toward the lake, why does City of Burlington test and contain along the bike path just south of New Street from Guelph Line to 2400 New Street? Add the cost to Parkers Cleaners tax bill or Read more

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149867

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The Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks (“MECP”) contacted The Corporation of the City of Burlington (“City”) last summer to advise the City that it was contemplating an order to require numerous property owners to undertake investigations on their respective properties. Read more

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ERO #019-9032 I’m a resident of 2422 MARANDO COURT BUILDING. Just want to make you aware that our building consists of low income seniors, disabled people and low income wages. Also to make you aware that we are a non-profit co-operative building of approximately 75 years old. Read more