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Council unanimously adopts resolution supporting Cuyahoga County solid waste management plan
Summary
The Brooklyn City Council voted unanimously to adopt a resolution supporting the Cuyahoga County Solid Waste Management District plan at the council's request to expedite municipal resolutions for the county program.
The Brooklyn City Council voted unanimously to adopt a resolution supporting the Cuyahoga County Solid Waste Management Districts solid waste management plan.
Council leadership said the county district was requesting that municipalities submit resolutions of support, and the council moved to suspend the rules and adopt the local resolution at the meeting. Council President Kathy Pucci explained that the request came from the County Solid Waste District and recommended the council act promptly so the citys resolution could be included in the districts process.
The vote to suspend the rules and adopt was recorded as unanimous on the floor. Council members said the resolution formalizes the city's participation in the county-wide solid waste planning effort and aligns Brooklyn with the district's planning timeline.
The adopted measure will be transmitted to the county solid waste management district as the citys expression of support for the district plan.
