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Northmoor to switch trash haulers; board discusses school-bus safety
Summary
Mayor Lynda Wilson told the board the city will transition trash service from Republic Services to Redgate Disposal Services; residents will be issued two containers per household. The board also discussed school-bus stop safety and a possible shelter at City Hall.
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Mayor Lynda Wilson told the Board of Aldermen that the city is transitioning its residential trash service from Republic Services to Redgate Disposal Services and that Redgate's contract was included in the board packets. Wilson said Redgate plans to issue two containers per household and discussed the costs involved; the minutes do not include a dollar amount.
The board also discussed safety around school-bus stops after Mayor Wilson said she contacted Platte County about parking rules; she noted vehicles should be 30 feet from the corner to improve safety. Members discussed the possibility of having children wait at the City Hall parking lot and building a small shelter at the stop to protect students while they wait.
The minutes record these items as updates and discussion points; no formal vote on the trash contract or bus-safety measures is recorded in the minutes provided.
