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Manchester to revise Solid Waste Code language on storage of residential waste carts after board discussion
Summary
City Administrator Justin Klocke presented proposed text for amending the Solid Waste Code on residential waste-cart storage; the board requested further revisions and a resident voiced concerns during public comment.
City staff brought proposed text changes for regulating the storage of residential waste carts to the Manchester Board of Aldermen on Feb. 2.
City Administrator Justin Klocke said staff proposed language addressing where and how waste carts are stored in residential districts as part of a broader Solid Waste Code amendment. Aldermen discussed the wording and directed staff to revise the draft language based on that direction.
During public comment, Jessica Green, a resident of 808 Sherwick Terrace, said she had concerns about the possible changes to the code. The transcript records her comment but does not specify the precise nature of her concerns.
Klocke confirmed staff will further revise the legislation to reflect the board’s feedback; no first reading or final vote on the ordinance was held at the meeting. Staff will return with revised language for the board’s consideration at a future meeting.
