Resident raises garbage can logistics and asks about PFAS testing
Resident Jared Swezey told council that Sweet Home Sanitation's curbside placement rules limit his driveway access and said the City "has had no results when testing for PFAs," asking staff about water testing and PFAS monitoring.
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Resident Jared Swezey spoke during citizen questions to raise a logistics concern from Sweet Home Sanitation about requiring garbage cans on one side of the street. He said the requirement that cans be placed three feet apart constrains his small lot and driveway access and asked two questions of Public Works Superintendent Karl Frink about possible accommodations.
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