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District 10 resident presses for impact study and cleanup of solid‑waste hotspots
Summary
A civil engineer and residents told the City Utilities Committee that accumulated solid waste in parts of District 10, including around Hamilton E Homes and Martin Luther King corridors, is harming waterways and deterring redevelopment. They urged an impact study and interagency coordination.
Philip Jones of Jones Engineering and other residents urged City Utilities Committee members on April 29 to commission an impact study and take more aggressive action to clean up solid waste in District 10.
Jones described trash and debris littering locations he identified as Hamilton E Homes and the Martin Luther King corridor, and said that solid waste is entering storm drains and the city’s state waters. He told the committee…
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