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Residents press council on proposed waste-hauler changes and microplastics concerns

Portage City Council
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Summary

Several residents, including leaders from Sterling Oaks associations, urged the council to reconsider or exempt condo and mobile-home communities from a proposed garbage contract that may raise monthly fees; another speaker urged a national bottle-deposit to reduce microplastics.

During public comment at the Sept. 23 Portage City Council meeting, multiple residents raised concerns about a proposed city garbage contract and its potential cost impacts on condominium and mobile-home communities.

Wayne Johnson, president of Sterling Oak South condominiums, said his community of 88 units currently pays $9 per unit monthly and that the…

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