The London Police Service is investigating a missing person – Kathryn Patricia BORDATO DOB April 2, 1966. Bordato does not have a fixed address. She is described as female, white, 5’4” and 141 lbs, brown eyes, long brown hair.
The civilian dress down donation for 2009 is being presented to the MS Society, London chapter on Tuesday February 16th @ 10am at the London Police Service, 601 Dundas Street, second floor atrium near the cafeteria.
Every Friday civilian members of the London Police Service were able dress casually and donate a dollar to a charity of choice. The donation of $1628 is going directly to the new ground breaking research ........
London City Council recently adopted a Residential Rental Units Licensing By-law to address substandard housing conditions in rental units and to protect the amenity, character and stability of residential areas.
Landlord Licensing By-Law Takes Effect on March 1st - Landlords Must Post their License in Buildings
Effective March 1, 2010, the by-law applies to property owners of rental buildings or converted dwellings containing four or less rental units. Rental units in apartments and townhouse buildings are exempt.
The by-law requires owners of properties being used as rental housing to apply for a licence at an annual licence fee of $25 per rental property, regardless of the number of units. As part of the licensing process, owners must also complete a checklist certifying compliance with the current City of London Property Standards By-law for each tenant unit located at the rental property as well as proof of a recently completed and passed fire inspection.
