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Past Toronto's published service standard

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Exposed erosion netting—tripping hazard

ref: STO-N2T0Z7

city ref: 09077996 Track on 311

Construction Issue Snap Report sent

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Military Trail, Toronto Toronto

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Reported on Mon, Apr 6, 2026 at 3:59 PM · 3mo ago

Report Details

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Erosion control netting is exposed and protruding along the sidewalk curb edge for an extended stretch adjacent to a decorative concrete retaining wall, creating a tripping hazard for pedestrians. The green mesh, which appears to have shifted or eroded since recent Military Trail road construction, is surrounded by dead leaves, soil debris, and accumulated mulch. This defect should be inspected by the construction contractor responsible for the Military Trail project, as the netting was intended to be buried or properly secured.

Description

Sidewalk curb fill has been eroded exposing green netting that is both a tripping hazard for pedestrians and an ecological hazard for animals. The contractors that recently completed the military trail road installation should be called back to inspect this entire stretch of road as there are many defects with the workmanship, sink holes beside sidewalk, missing guardrails, quality of workmanship is extremely low and should be examined

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