View Full Version : Dont get yourself framed for dumping garbage by Town of Markham!
trixstar
May 22nd, 2012, 04:12 PM
Because some people are STILL having a hard time reading English. I have reworded everything for the third time. Please read if you are interested and don't read every other word in a sentence.
A town worker came by today and took our old mail reminder slip from our recycling bin on our property. He knocks on our door to tell us he had found the slip at a nearby site where people have been illegally dumping garbage. It's town owned property. I have left out all other details, because some RFD readers are unable to process it correctly.
BlackJays
May 22nd, 2012, 04:19 PM
He works for the town or he is a local landscaper?
What does the postal slip have anything to do with dumping garbage?
Is the garbage in the ditch on your property?
Beware: Your post has me very confused... and I live in Markham. Please help!
trixstar
May 22nd, 2012, 04:21 PM
he works for the city. he said he found out postal slip at the dump site.. garbage ditch is on town property, not ours
Alienxx45
May 22nd, 2012, 04:30 PM
If he didnt give you back the postal slip then technically didn't he just stole your mail?
Also, if he wanted to frame anyone with that thing that's stupid...why would anyone throw away their out postal slip?
trixstar
May 22nd, 2012, 04:36 PM
should i clean it up? Its mostly pieces of drywall, wood, and some broken tiles from someone who was renovating. I fail to see how my postal slip was mixed up in that kidna of garbage. I think these guys are lazy and don't wanna clean it up themselves so they go around framing people and they get to drive around town eating donuts while getting paid with our tax dollars
trixstar
May 22nd, 2012, 04:39 PM
ahh, so my father decided to clean up the area out there. He doesnt want trouble. gonna give him a hand now
sandikosh
May 22nd, 2012, 04:55 PM
ahh, so my father decided to clean up the area out there. He doesnt want trouble. gonna give him a hand now
The criminals returns to the scene of the crime!
ever1221
May 22nd, 2012, 04:55 PM
Moral of the story. Avoid living in Markham. Thanks.
appleb
May 22nd, 2012, 04:58 PM
The 'dump site' as you call it was probably not for public use. The proper place to go is here:
http://www2.markham.ca/Markham/Departments/WstMgt/miller_publicdropoff.htm
Convenient how the original story seemed to be lacking the minor detail about exactly how much and where the garbage was dumped - probably illegally.
trixstar
May 22nd, 2012, 05:00 PM
its obviously not a "dump site" .. just a small pile of garbage. Yes and markham is getting more terrible.
trixstar
May 22nd, 2012, 05:04 PM
The criminals returns to the scene of the crime!
father didnt want trouble so we cleaned it up. Besides, the guy has our mail and can use it against us if he wanted to. what proof do we have that he didnt find it there?
zz000ter
May 22nd, 2012, 05:06 PM
If he had mail with your address on it and he got it from the unofficial dump - how did it get there
if you did not dump there illegally?
If you really did not dump there then you should have called his bluff and not touched the garbage.
Why do people dump on city property which is not an official dump site?
ahh, so my father decided to clean up the area out there. He doesnt want trouble. gonna give him a hand now
Ha ha ha - father cleaning up the garbage
while son posts about it on RFD
YLSF
May 22nd, 2012, 05:07 PM
Did your dad or someone else actually dump it? What kind of mail was it? Junk mail or an actual bill or something?
We get stuff dumped at our industrial property all of the time. Drives me crazy. People dump stuff into garbage bins too thinking that it is "okay".
I don't like people who litter either but dumping is even worse.
People need to have respect for each other's property. I am sure they wouldn't appreciate if I dumped a load of garbage on their lawn.
trixstar
May 22nd, 2012, 05:13 PM
basically someone dumped some used renovation materials near our house. There is no actual paper garbage or garbage you would regularly find in a garbage bin. We have a recycling bin on our porch and my dad had thrown out the postal slip ( reminder slip, the ones that hang on your door) into the recycling bin. For some reason the city worker had it in his hands and had apparantly taken it out of our bin and said he found it nearby.
Squiggles
May 22nd, 2012, 05:16 PM
Don't worry, once Markham becomes a city everything will run smoothly, and there will be no more of these shenanigans.
Look how flawlessly everything happens in the City of Toronto!!!
trixstar
May 22nd, 2012, 05:18 PM
If he had mail with your address on it and he got it from the unofficial dump - how did it get there
if you did not dump there illegally?
If you really did not dump there then you should have called his bluff and not touched the garbage.
Why do people dump on city property which is not an official dump site?
Ha ha ha - father cleaning up the garbage
while son posts about it on RFD
do you only read every other word in a sentence?
Ottomaddox
May 22nd, 2012, 05:40 PM
Because some people are STILL having a hard time reading English. I have reworded everything for the third time. Please read if you are interested and don't read every other word in a sentence.
A town worker came by today and took our old mail reminder slip from our recycling bin on our property. He knocks on our door to tell us he had found the slip at a nearby site where people have been illegally dumping garbage. It's town owned property. I have left out all other details, because some RFD readers are unable to process it correctly.
Did you actually see him take the slip from your recycling...?
Becks
May 22nd, 2012, 05:49 PM
I've seen on the news before (eg. during a garbage strike) where the city looks through abandoned garbage bags to see if there's an address in there and then try and fine the person for illegal dumping. That's when I think about how easy it is to frame someone else, since many people do not bother ripping out their address on mail or whatever that they put out for recycling. It's a good idea to rip this stuff out just to prevent identity theft!!
dec12
May 22nd, 2012, 06:17 PM
basically someone dumped some used renovation materials near our house. There is no actual paper garbage or garbage you would regularly find in a garbage bin. We have a recycling bin on our porch and my dad had thrown out the postal slip ( reminder slip, the ones that hang on your door) into the recycling bin. For some reason the city worker had it in his hands and had apparantly taken it out of our bin and said he found it nearby.
Did you actually see him do that? Isn't the burden of proof, in the other post, is on the worker? ie. He had to see you allegedly dumped the garbage and not the other way around.
Mattones
May 22nd, 2012, 09:25 PM
I HATE when morons dump their trash on my farm. Either in the ditches or in the tractor trail. Trust me I go through every peice of garbage looking for an address. And when I do trust me it wont be nice:twisted:
A fellow a few doors down found an address in one of the garbage bags dropped on his property. He and his son went to the house IN TOWN early in the morning and dropped the garbage bags on the door step and unloaded a couple large bales of hay infront of the car. Haha!