Blame for this fire does not reside on my shoulders

As much as some people might be uncomfortable with having to bring themselves to within code, I am not responsible for this fire.  The violations of code that I have highlighted on this blog, have been pointed out in an attempt to PREVENT this kind of situation.  One resident has already been screaming at me after this fire.

When the power was interrupted around midnight and a resident could not breathe because her oxygen machine was not receiving power, it was me that she called.  I have a generator and got emergency power to her so that she could breathe and not have to vacate her home as she had to in December when the power went out then.  So on one hand, I am somewhat of a hero and on another hand someone is yelling at me about the matters that affect all the residents of 1010 Dundas and their safety.

No ONE can be prepared for every emergency but anyone can have a preparedness plan.  The matters that have been pointed out on this blog, have been pointed out so that they can be properly addressed to prevent having to use my own emergency preparedness plan.  This park REQUIRES an emergency preparedness plan and needs to begin addressing matters that are pointed out to prevent needing to apply an emergency preparedness plan.  It appears though that it is easier to simply point the blame at myself rather than take the responsibility to actually address the issues that affect all the residents of 1010 Dundas.