Curbside Recycling Changes Could Be Coming Soon
In an effort to streamline waste collection — and save money in the long run — city officials are eyeing a plan to start distributing 18,000 plastic recycling containers to residents in 2013.
Automating the city’s refuse and recycling could cost the city big bucks up front, but could save lots of money in the future. That was a part of the discussion with members of the administration and a few city councilmen at council’s public works committee meeting on Monday night. Another portion of the discussion revolved around parking, and how the city might have to consider issuing parking bans on streets on the days of collection. “Nothing is decided yet, but this is the start of a good discussion,” said Shawn Juris, the Ward 3 councilman and chairman of the committee, who added that there are still some questions he’d like answered. In an effort to streamline waste collection — and save money in the long run — city officials are …
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Susan Kaminski
9:52 am on Wednesday, January 30, 2013
I agree with you. But then the complaints from people who have their neighbor's containers on their lawns. oh boy more ›