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Town Manager says trash toters will be bought in small batches; council hears plan for volunteer compost collection

Town Council of Landover Hills · August 5, 2024
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Summary

Town Manager Rommel Pazmino told the council that replacement trash toters purchased under the Bates contract will be ordered in small batches and stored at Town Hall because Bates cannot store them; Mayor Schomisch said Bates described indoor and outdoor bins for a volunteer compost program to be publicized in the town newsletter.

During the Aug. 5 Town Council workshop, Town Manager Rommel Pazmino updated the council on logistics related to the town’s Bates trash-collection contract. Pazmino said replacement trash toters (collection bins) will be ordered "ten to fifteen at a time" and stored at Town Hall because Bates cannot provide storage; as a result, toter replacements will be purchased in small amounts over time.

Mayor Jeffrey Schomisch described plans Bates discussed for compost collection: a large outdoor tote and a small indoor container to support a volunteer-run composting collection program. Schomisch said information on the volunteer program and the indoor/outdoor toters will be included in the town newsletter. The council also discussed posting information about an "Outlaw Kitties" round-up in the newsletter.

No formal motion or contract amendment was recorded during the workshop; the discussion centered on procurement logistics, volunteer program outreach and newsletter notification responsibilities.