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Site manager outlines proposed curbside recycling program; several Langley residents comment
Summary
Andrew Riggs of Island Disposal presented a proposed curbside recycling program to the Langley City Council Dec. 16; the 15-minute presentation drew council questions and public comments from five residents. No vote was taken.
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Andrew Riggs, identified in the packet as Site Manager of Island Disposal, presented a proposed curbside recycling program (Waste Connections/Island Disposal) during the Dec. 16 Langley City Council meeting.
Following a roughly 15-minute presentation, council members asked questions about program logistics and enrollment. Public commenters who spoke after the presentation included David Haskel (Freeland), Edwin Anderson (Langley), Holly Harlan (Langley), Judy Hucka (Langley) and Dominique Emerson (Langley); the minutes list their names but do not record verbatim comments. The council did not take a formal vote on the proposal at this meeting and instead received the presentation and public feedback.
The item was presented as a distinct agenda item in the packet (p. 51) and was recorded for the public. The council’s next steps were not specified in the minutes.
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