A Thunder Bay lawyer who is heading up a class action suit
against the city over the May 28th flooding, is disputing the findings of the
consultants report on the disaster. Sandy Zaitzeff believes that contrary to
what the consultant says, the flooded Atlantic Avenue treatment plant's
screening process should have been able to handle the overwhelming amount of
rainwater that came through that morning. Zaitzeff says it certainly looks
like an attempt at a white-wash. The accusations have not been proven in
court. Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Lawyer Blasts Consultants Reports
A Thunder Bay lawyer who is heading up a class action suit
against the city over the May 28th flooding, is disputing the findings of the
consultants report on the disaster. Sandy Zaitzeff believes that contrary to
what the consultant says, the flooded Atlantic Avenue treatment plant's
screening process should have been able to handle the overwhelming amount of
rainwater that came through that morning. Zaitzeff says it certainly looks
like an attempt at a white-wash. The accusations have not been proven in
court. 