Council asks staff to draft supervised tree-waste plan to reduce green-waste misuse
Council discussed a supervised drop area or scheduled drop days for contractors and residents to dump large branches and logs rather than filling the town's green-waste bin. Ideas included designated days, a supervised key system and possible user fees to reduce contamination and hauling costs.
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Council discussed persistent problems with contractors and residents filling the town’s green-waste bin with construction materials and other prohibited items. The mayor summarized staff suggestions that the city could establish a supervised drop area, issue controlled access (keys) to contractors or designate a single weekly or monthly drop day with supervision to inspect loads and prevent contamination. “What Lance had suggested ... we choose 1 day a week that is designated to drop stuff off,” the mayor said, noting staffing tradeoffs and enforcement costs.
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