Residents propose camera 'library' to document roadside dumping; liability and right-of-way concerns raised
Committee members described frequent dumping at Johnson, Boundary Bay and other spots and considered a taxpayers-led program to loan battery cameras for temporary use, while others cautioned about legality of installing cameras in county right-of-way and suggested alternatives such as signage and private-property cameras.
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Point Roberts residents told the advisory committee that roadside dumping remains a persistent problem and discussed a community-led response that would let residents borrow battery-powered cameras to document incidents.
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