In his motion presented to the 2016 AGM, Peter Dielschneider imposed the following condition upon Dennis Tofin: “that he stop writing abusive letters, or indeed any letters, to the board or to any board member”. The following is a summary of the subject matter of each of the written communications made to the board by Dennis Tofin. They were made in the fiscal year ended June 30, 2016.

1. Preparation and discharge liens ($315.00 + 115.50=$430.50)(Colliers 70.00 Karen 105.00) (Colliers 40.00) (Karen 60.00) Cost to register lien $60.00-430.50=370.50 profit
2. 2015-10-15 Elevators-capital expenditure, no vote but a cash call
3. Rejection of resident funds being transferred “directly” into Corporation’s bank account
4. Lack of heat in perimeter heating lines
5. Inquiry as to the board promised “town hall meetings”
6. Electrical energy costs (actual city billings) net increase in energy costs.
7. Board-Reserve fund “of little advantage to us, no fixed function, unnecessary” Request for Brunsden to present study (Refused to permit Brunsden to present study)
8. Caretaker performance and disrespect of residents (i.e. Caretaker paid $500 plus extra for food-Xmas party)
9. Caustic leakage and stains on vehicles in my parking stall
10. Reserve fund budget- none/no approval
11. Lehrer issues (neglect of maintenance including Enercons and drainage lines)
12. Mechanical inspection requests
13. Window cleaning and leakage repair request (but commercial windows cleaned)
14. Preventive maintenance and neglect-drainage lines below unit boundaries
15. Accounting and allocation discrepancies
16. Request review of invoices ($30,000 plus in illegitimate allocations) $7,000 in commercial renovations

The Board advised me to contact McClocklin Group of Companies regarding several of the above issues. My response was of course, why would any such matters fall within the jurisdiction of the McClocklin Group of Companies and not the Board?  This clearly demonstrates a very serious and illicit conflict of interest!

Any resident has the right to communicate with the Board about condominium issues without being   subjected to any direction of the McCLOCKLIN GROUP OF COMPANIES! Requests for an explanation from the Board as to this illicit conduct, have of course been rejected!

Contrary to Mr. Dieschneider’s allegation of “daily” letters sent to the Board, which is blatantly untrue, only the above pertinent matters were communicated in writing to the Board. Any resident providing written inquiries, complaints or suggestions to the Board should certainly be entitled to receive a reasonable response from the Board. Only responses of illegitimate excuse for their illicit behavior has been received. The Board continues to provide no reasonable address to the above.

Submitted by Dennis Tofin