Toronto Family Sues City Hall

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Toronto family fights City Hall over bylaw violation

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Toronto family hits out at City Hall over bylaw violation; says rule will hurt landlords, tenants.

Solomon Mayer owns two semi-detached properties with the same exterior layout on his street.

Mayer says if enforced, it will drive his tenants out as there is no overnight street parking in his neighbourhood.

This impacts thousands of homeowners and landlords across the city who may not even know they are in violation of this bylaw,” he said. “I’m also appealing to politicians to fix this. This needs to be fixed. This has repercussions that affect not just us but all the families that are property owners and many tenants throughout the city.” If you have an issue, story or question you’d like us to look into, visit the Speaker’s Corner tab on the city news website..

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