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London council tables resolution to abolish city recycling program
Summary
Council read Resolution 159-25, which would abolish the City of London recycling program, then voted unanimously to table the measure indefinitely while staff gathers cost comparables and options.
Council considered Resolution 159-25, introduced as "a resolution to abolish the City of London recycling program" and sponsored by Councilman Brent McDaniels. After discussion about ongoing problems with the program, a council member moved to table the resolution indefinitely "until we figure out what we're gonna do with the problems we have there," citing the need for cost comparisons and more information.
The motion to table was seconded and the chair called the roll. Each member present voted in favor; the chair announced the resolution had been tabled. No ordinance or policy change was enacted at the meeting.
Next steps: staff indicated additional information and cost comparisons will be gathered and discussed at the upcoming service committee meeting before council takes further action.
