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Past Toronto's published service standard

This report is 46 days old. The city's standard for Illegal Dumping is 3 days. Councillors are the right escalation when 311 is past its own deadline.

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Abandoned cargo bicycle blocking sidewalk

ref: STO-P4U5B7

city ref: 09315972 Track on 311

Illegal Dumping Snap City acknowledged

Open 46 days

Municipal Licensing & Standards: 3 days

City service request

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Updated about 2 months ago

Your service request is currently being investigated by Solid Waste Management Services and will be addressed within 60 days from submission. If the request is an immediate danger to pedestrians and/or vehicle safety, it will be addressed in 24 hours.

The lines below are from Toronto 311's acknowledgement email. They are estimates from the city, not a guarantee of when the issue will be fixed on the ground.

Service request type: Bike Removal and Lost Bike Inquiry Expected service delivery: 2026-08-10, 7:00 p.m. Estimated resolution timeframe: The service request will be resolved within within 2 months. Service address (city record): 32 Wellesley St E

32 Wellesley Street East, Church-Wellesley, Toronto Toronto

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Reported on Tue, May 12, 2026 at 12:24 PM · 1mo ago

Report Details

AI-generated, reviewed by reporter

One abandoned cargo bicycle with attached brown cardboard boxes is blocking the downtown sidewalk at 32 Wellesley Street East, creating a pedestrian tripping hazard with no visible lock or owner present.

Description

Abandoned bicycle locked to bike rack.

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Comments (1)

hawk_laurentian about 2 months ago

The cardboard boxes included in the AI description are irrelevant as they’re in use for a nearby siding repair. The only subject of this report should be the bicycle.