They revealed that there were multiple instances of Ken fulfilling his contacts and that he would often just not return the phone calls. Other times, he billed the city more than once for the same job.
According to the documentation provided, on at least five separate occasions, city staff gave Ken Svoboda ten days notice to comply with the terms of the contract or the contract would be terminated. In one letter, dated June 15, 2004, Mark Canney from the Parks and Recreation Department wrote Mr. Svoboda to inform him that the contracts were considered cancelled as of that date.
The Party’s investigation also found that city staff were required to go to great lengths to receive a response from Ken Svoboda following repeated phone calls concerning complaints and issues. On numerous occasions, Svoboda never returned their calls.
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