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May 31, 2010 - Prince Limo - also known as Cadillac Limo - having already plastered hundreds of TTC shelters, street light poles and traffic signs on Victoria Day weekend, littering neighbourhoods, has gone around to replace and repair signs spray-painted out or removed by concerned residents. What a guy! Shame on you Steve.
Alerts residents have started to remove some of the Prince Street SPAM litter from traffic signs and signal poles along Kipling, Islington, Royal York Eglinton, Rathurn, Burnhamthorpe, Bloor, and Dundas. Your help is needed. Help remove them or neatly spray paint them out using aluminum colour paint.
Call Steve to complain at 416-828-1999 and 905- 867-2687.
Drop in to see Steve and return his litter signs at 680 Kipling Ave Etobicoke,, M8Z5G3. Email: princelimo@sympatico.ca
Tell friends and neighbours about their eyesore signs and contact city Councillor Howard Moscoe councillor_moscoe@toronto.ca to complain.