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of Toronto, including the Mayor's office. The Mayor's office indicated no concern whatsoever. 
Nor did the Chief Planner when asked to explain the discrepancy between what the City is approving and the public safety directives of the PPS which require that "sensitive uses" (eg. facilities that would be slow to evacuate) be kept away from "human-made hazards." 
Nor did the City's lead solicitor when asked the same question accompanied by the point that (as will probably be the case at Grenfell) we have "a lawsuit waiting to happen" because City residents would never expect their municipal officials to knowingly place them in danger, a danger that is entirely avoidable.

As with the situation at Grenfell, it appears that residents will only learn of the danger after the damage is done, God forbid.