u/vikadit_chakra

I submitted a 311 service request because the air ducts in my rental are extremely dusty. My landlord wanted to clean them using a household vacuum rather than having them professionally cleaned.

My concern is that the air intake is in my bedroom, so I’m worried a DIY cleaning could just spread the dust around.

Just a few hours after submitting the 311 request, it was marked closed.

1. Does Windsor 311 normally close a ticket before the issue is actually resolved?
2. Also, can the City require the landlord to have the ducts professionally cleaned rather than allowing a DIY cleaning?

Edit: I asked city because I thought it falls under building maintenance for health safety similar to pest control that city enforces the landlord on complaint.

Do you guys know where we get iceberg lettuce from? Do we import from US?

I bought iceberg lettuce yesterday and this article is giving me jitters about eating it.

>Michigan has seen the most cases nationwide (over 7,000). And in Monroe County, a rural patch of land on the state's eastern boundary, where Palmiter lives, documented cases are among the highest.

How does the quality and affordability of - Education, Healthcare, Housing, Public Transit, Food compare?

Have you guys experienced the parking lot and the cramped parking spots at No Frills' new location on Huron Church Road?

I don't know who the culprit is here—the city administration or the developer—but a high school student could've done a better job deciding how wide those spots should be.

Seriously, do they not understand that this ruins the customer experience? How is it that they are regressing on things they have done a million times?