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Council adopts ordinance to finalize garbage-can replacement program
Summary
Pleasant View City Council approved Ordinance 2026-14 to align the city code with a new garbage container replacement program; staff reviewed the operational changes and the ordinance passed unanimously.
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The Pleasant View City Council approved amendments to Chapter 8.05 (Garbage Collection and Disposal) to codify the city’s new garbage can replacement program, adopting Ordinance 2026-14 by unanimous vote. Mike Littlefield, a city staff member, reviewed the ordinance changes and described the swap program as the final step in the container replacement effort: “this is the final part of the garbage container swap program,” he said.
Councilmember David Marriott moved to adopt the ordinance and the motion passed with all councilmembers voting aye. Councilmember Ann Arrington asked whether the city could provide clearer guidance about what materials belong in the cans; staff noted they would publish details for residents. The ordinance was recorded as approved 5-0.
