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Garbage bin on the corner of 11th and Augusta again

This is terribly inconvenient for the residents of the neighborhood since we use the street parking and it's quite congested already

Garbage bin on street belonging to 1026 4th Ave

This bin has been at the corner of 4th Ave and Augusta since Tuesday morning WCS was notified on Tuesday about it, but it has not been removed yet The critters have gotten into it and strewn garbage all over

The bin and the garage need to be removed

10am and the sprinkler is still on

Umbrella dumped in lane

Dresser dumped in back lane

Couch discarded in alley

Garbage strewn on boardwalk in front of River Market Food Hall

I'd like to water these trees, but need a hose to run from our building. Can the city please provide me with one; or, reimburse me if I purchase a hose. I've called the department, sent out a couple of Tweets and now I'm trying to get a response via SCF. Please respond.

If these trees die because of this long stretch of warm, dry weather, it will be a waste of our tax dollars. Please help me help you.

Thank you.

A sofa, surfboard, metal chairs and propane tank have been dumped behind the white and green building on Augusta Street.

Garbage dumped behind lot in Augusta St.

Deck tiles and a treadmill dumped on side of road.

This household is watering mid day. Is this violating the City watering restrictions? If so, they should be made aware of the restrictions.

Chair and chest of drawers dumped in lane

Chair and ottoman dumped in alcove on Augusta.

Mattresses dumped on side of road

Sink dumped on side of road.

This house, at 332 11th Street, is so bright at night that the light bleeding into our bedroom is keeping us from sleeping. This amounts to light pollution. Whereas there are noise bylaws, there should also be light bylaws. This is a major disturbance to the neighbours. It's midnight, and we should not have to install blackout curtains because one house has decided to light up as brightly as the car dealership on Stewardson. It's time the City make and enforce light bylaws. In this case, this house should, at minimum, dim the lights, but preferably they should turn them off. It's extremely disruptive to the neighbourhood.

This recently built house is so brightly lit at night, that the light bleeds into our bedroom illuminating it to such an extent that is difficult to sleep. This constitutes light pollution. The light is encroaching on the neighbours' comfort and should be dimmed considerably, if not turned off altogether. Please attend to this. For a little while, the lights were off, and we thought the owners had disengaged the lights, but recently they were switched back on to the annoyance of us neighbours. Thank you.