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Committee narrows scrap‑stop relocation choices; University Place cul‑de‑sac favored if timeline allows
Summary
Staff presented three candidate sites for relocating Middleton’s county-funded scrap stop. The committee expressed concerns about using the Harbor Athletic Club lot and generally favored the University Place cul‑de‑sac site if the county grant timeline (reimbursement by May 15; grant ends May 31) can be met.
At the March 23 meeting the Public Works Committee reviewed options for relocating the county-funded "scrap stop" (yard/food scraps drop-off) as staff and the county work to move the unit from a developable Terrace Avenue site.
Kelly Hillyard, Middleton’s sustainability coordinator, described three candidate locations: a University Place cul‑de‑sac beside Walgreens, the Market Street/Greenway Station parking lot (city‑owned), and the parking lot behind Harbor Athletic Club (city‑owned). Hillyard said the county would pay relocation costs and handle crane rental and pad construction if reimbursement paperwork is completed…
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