Two Toronto councilors want the city to change the waste day in the three West-end ward because the current schedule “negatively affects” the patio season.
Scarboro-Gildwood Counter. Paul Einsley and Spadina-Fort York Counter. US Malik asks to ask, in a letter to the infrastructure and environmental committee that the change in waste pickup will “create a more pleasant atmosphere” in that part of the city.
Einsley and Malik in their letter to Osington, Queen West and Callge Lege Promenade areas; Hi; It is in the wards of neighbors Parkdale-Hi Park, Davanport and Spadina-Fort York.
“Currently, waste collections are scheduled on Thursday night,” the councilors said.
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“The presence of litter box on Thursday night negatively affects the experience of dining for supporters enjoying vibrant nightlife and outdoor dining options.”
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Councilors added that many residents and businesses have expressed their complaints about the current waste collection schedule.
Therefore, they are pitching the idea of ​​adjusting the collection schedule -f -peak evening like Monday or Tuesday.
They wrote, “By adjusting the waste collection schedule, we can create a more pleasant atmosphere for food and purchase, support the local economy and improve the quality of life for residents and visitors.”
In his letter, he is urging the City Council to consult the general manager of the Solid Waste Management Services with the community’s stakeholders about possible change and to report it back with any recommendations as a result of that consultation.
Infrastructure and Environment Committee will consider the request on April 9.
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