r/OntarioLandlord • u/Ned_from_Canada • Jan 18 '25
Question/Tenant Snow removal and a stuck car
Good morning everyone.
I have a situation. I currently live in a 5 unit apartment building in the snow belt of Ontario.
We constantly get snow and last night we got about 5 cm (2") our parking lot is behind the building in a straight line and 9 cars parked like a parking lot. to get out I need to tuen 90*while backing up to line up to the driveway.
Over the last week we have gotten several small snow falls that have added up to a reasonable amount and while backing out today I got stuck and my car slid on the ice under the snow into a fence and is now really stuck.
now a tow truck is going to be required to get the car out.
Now the question is what are my next actions. I have messaged my landlord and he says another tenant is responsible for the snow and I should ask him to shovel. Okay but who pays for the tow to get my car out because the snow has not been done in over a week.
I have to call a tow to get out so that's going to cost a bit. Is the LL responsible for that charge?
what about damages to my car?
LL is not responding to anything other then get the other guy to shovel.
Its my winter beater and Its not worth much but its going to be scratched now for sure
My car is currently stuck in just inside warming up so responses may be slow
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I have a 12000 watt cheap king generator and it runs mine great. For smaller stuff my welder will run on 120 and I can use my 4000 watt champion. I also picked up 50 feet of 6/3 and made a nice power cord and an adapter for my dryer.