To date we have collected 556.7 litres of liquid from the pissoirs on MacDonnell St and Carden St. We sustained minor damage to the privacy screening on Carden St which was repaired today. I would suggest that we could reasonably argue we have had in the area of 1,500 people use our pissoirs over the […]
Hope you had a nice long weekend! I came across this and thought you might be interested….though you may have seen it before. http://www.ctvbc.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20090905/bc_public_urinal_090905/20090905/?hub=BritishColumbiaHome KL
9+ gallons (34 litres) at Carden and 14+ gallons (53 litres) Macdonnell for a total of 22 gallons (83 litres) last night alone….(each psoir has capacity of 118 gallons (446 litres) so we’re safe so far….) Staff
The following article appeared in the September 1 edition of the Guelph Mercury: Next time you’re using the Macdonell Street parking lot, be careful to enter the ticket station and not the little enclosure next to it. The city on Monday installed two long-awaited and much-maligned pissoir units; one in the parking lot next to […]
This morning Operations staff installed two pissoirs in Downtown Guelph. This one is in the MacDonnell St. parking lot, the other is across from old City Hall on Carden St.
The Guelph Chamber of Commerce will be distributing over 2000 cards to shopkeepers to help keep our Downtown clean and safe. 3941_001
Check this out… http://gizmodo.com/5323785/axixa-urinal-encourages-you-to-pee-on-the-side-of-buildings. JM
Starting next week, downtown patrons will have two new ‘places to go’ as two open-air urinals or pissoirs are installed in Guelph’s downtown core. The pissoirs will be set up at the Macdonell Street municipal parking lot (behind the ticket booth), just west of Wyndham, and at the northwest corner of Carden and Wyndham. The […]
I am writing this email on behalf of the owners and tenants of 90 Carden Street. As you all know, the Travel Lodge has made their position clear that they appose the relocation of the buses to Carden Street. They have done so through letters and emails to council and publically through the Guelph Mercury […]
The following article appeared in the July 24 edition of the Guelph Tribune: Council will decide Monday if it’s willing to change course and agree to have the city foot the bill for testing pissoirs to fight public urination in the downtown. Council should reconsider its June 22 decision that downtown stakeholders, including the bars, […]